Arlington, VA hosts a diverse Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu community with 15 gyms offering a range of training options. Among these, Kogaion Academy Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu & Judo, Original Brazilian Jiu Jitsu & Mixed Martial Arts, and Teddy's Fitness Boxing stand out, each boasting perfect 5.0 ratings from over 80 reviews. Other notable facilities include Pentagon Mixed Martial Arts and District Martial Arts | MMA Gym, both highly rated by the local martial arts community.
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Arlington, VA
Kogaion Academy Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu & Judo operates at 2788 S. Arlington Mill Dr. Suite 100 in Arlington, Virginia. The academy provides instruction in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, Judo, Muay Thai, and movement conditioning for youth and adult practitioners. The facility is owned and directed by head instructor Victor Vasile Ciocoiu, a third-degree BJJ black belt, Judo Sandan black belt, doctor of physical therapy, and multi-time IBJJF Pan American medalist. Manager and instructor Beatrice Jin, an IBJJF American National champion and world medalist, guides all-levels and competition classes. The instructional staff also includes John Racelis, Michael Ide, and Richard Culbreth. Training focuses on technical efficiency, joint mechanics, leverage, and controlled sparring. The academy organizes structured programs across age and skill divisions. Youth offerings include Kids BJJ (6-12 years old) and Kids Judo (6-12 years old). Adult practitioners train across all-levels BJJ, adult Judo, Muay Thai, Jiu Jitsu Over 55, and women's open mats.
Arlington, VA
Gi, No-Gi, MMA, and Striking give Original Brazilian Jiu Jitsu & Mixed Martial Arts one of the broadest discipline mixes in this Arlington, Virginia set of records. Gi and No-Gi identify two grappling formats, while MMA and Striking add mixed-martial-arts and stand-up combat-sport categories. For a beginner or competitor, these labels describe a wide martial-arts focus spanning grappling and striking rather than a single discipline category. The record is located in Arlington, VA, USA, and its name explicitly joins Brazilian Jiu Jitsu with Mixed Martial Arts. That combination makes Original Brazilian Jiu Jitsu & Mixed Martial Arts a clear option to compare when the priority is a listing categorized under Gi, No-Gi, MMA, and Striking. No relative price category, affiliation, amenity, or verification status is supplied for this record, so its distinguishing details remain its name, location, and four listed focuses.
Arlington, VA
Boxing and striking define Teddy's Fitness Boxing in Arlington, Virginia, USA. The record is categorized under Boxing and Striking, placing its focus on stand-up martial arts rather than a ground-based discipline. For someone exploring martial arts, boxing points to the sport’s punch-centered competitive tradition, while striking is a broader label for stand-up offense. That pairing gives the gym a clear identity within Arlington’s martial-arts landscape. Teddy's Fitness Boxing is presented specifically through these two connected training focuses, with Boxing as the more specialized label and Striking as the wider category. The Arlington, Virginia location situates this record in the USA and keeps the description grounded in its supplied martial-arts emphasis.
Arlington, VA
EvolveAll - Martial Arts and Training Studio operates a multi-disciplinary combat arts and wellness center at 1058 South Walter Reed Drive in Arlington, Virginia. Founded in 2008 by owner Emerson Doyle, the studio provides structured instructional programs for both youth and adult practitioners across martial arts and fitness disciplines. The coaching roster brings together experienced instructors across diverse combat systems. Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu training is led by coaches Killian Byrne, Zach Lyman, Nino Malong, and Shawn Ansari, with women's Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu classes coached by Liz Cottle and Suzi Sari. The striking and fitness staff features youth martial arts head instructor Christian Mejia, boxing coach Sa'id Abdul Wahid, Tai Chi Chuan and Pilates instructor Tony Castro, and Capoeira instructor Master Antonio Javali. Class offerings encompass gi and no-gi jiu-jitsu, boxing mechanics, self-defense tactics, youth martial arts, yoga, and private conditioning. Prospective students can register for a complimentary trial class.
Arlington, VA
MMA and No-Gi set the martial-arts focus for Pentagon Mixed Martial Arts, combining a mixed-martial-arts label with a jiu-jitsu-related attire distinction. MMA identifies the record with mixed martial arts, while No-Gi denotes the form without the traditional Gi garment, creating a specific two-part discipline profile. For a beginner, these labels offer a broad way to distinguish mixed martial arts and No-Gi contexts from a Gi-only categorization; for a competitor, they signal relevance to MMA and No-Gi formats without implying any particular preparation. Pentagon Mixed Martial Arts is listed in Arlington, Virginia, USA, situating this focus in that city. The supplied $$ price range is a relative price category, included with the Arlington location and MMA plus No-Gi designations as the record’s stated details.
Arlington, VA
District Martial Arts | MMA Gym operates a combat sports and martial arts training center at 927 N Quincy Street in Arlington, Virginia. The academy delivers technical instruction for practitioners ranging from novice students to active cage fighters. The instructional staff includes six Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu black belt coaches, NCAA wrestlers directing the wrestling curriculum, and USA Boxing certified trainers. Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and kids competition instruction is directed by coach Sam Shawa, fight team preparation is led by coach Charles DiGisco, and striking is coached by three-time world champion Marcos Vasquez alongside boxing coach Noel Carvajal and jiu-jitsu coach Jose Zezao Trator Gomes. Academy programs encompass gi and no-gi Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, mixed martial arts, Muay Thai striking, wrestling, and youth competition training. Classes focus on takedowns, guard retention, submissions, and striking defense. Prospective students can register for a two-day trial program.
Arlington, VA
In Arlington, VA, USA, 30 Minute Hit appears under the broad Martial Arts classification. Its name is presented exactly as 30 Minute Hit, paired with Arlington and Virginia to distinguish this record geographically within the United States. Martial Arts is a wide umbrella category that may include varied combat disciplines, physical traditions, and approaches from different cultures, although the supplied classification itself remains broad. The combination of the numeric name and Arlington location gives this listing a clear reference point among entries associated with Martial Arts in Virginia. As a directory record, 30 Minute Hit brings together its stated name, Arlington, VA, USA, and the supplied Martial Arts focus in a concise factual summary for readers reviewing the listing.
Arlington, VA
Boxing and striking define Rumble Boxing in Arlington, Virginia, USA. This martial-arts record is centered on two closely related labels: boxing, with its emphasis on punches, and striking, a broader category for stand-up combat. That pairing gives the listing a clear stand-up identity rather than a gi or no-gi grappling focus. For a beginner, the two labels make it easy to recognize an emphasis on the fundamentals and range of stand-up martial arts; for a competitor, they identify boxing and striking as the relevant categories. Rumble Boxing is located in Arlington, placing this boxing-and-striking record in Virginia within the United States. The supplied information identifies the name, city, state, country, and the Boxing and Striking focus without adding claims beyond those details.
Arlington, VA
Urban Boxing Arlington is defined by Boxing and Striking as its supplied training focus in Arlington, Virginia, USA. Boxing is a striking-centered martial arts category, and the additional Striking label keeps the record’s emphasis squarely on stand-up combat rather than grappling. The two labels reinforce one another while still naming both the specific boxing category and the broader striking category included for this Arlington record. Its price range is $$, which is the relative price symbol supplied for Urban Boxing Arlington. For someone distinguishing martial-arts disciplines at a broad level, this pairing points to boxing within a wider striking context, while the name connects the record directly to Arlington, VA. No gi, no-gi, MMA, or grappling designation is listed here, so the supplied focus remains specifically Boxing and Striking.
Arlington, VA
Boxing and Striking are the listed focus areas for BASH Boxing Rosslyn in Arlington, Virginia, USA. Boxing is a stand-up combat category, and the accompanying Striking label reinforces the record’s stated orientation toward stand-up martial-arts terminology. The pairing separates this entry from records defined by gi, no-gi, or mixed martial arts labels. For a beginner, these terms give a broad indication of a striking-centered martial-arts focus; for a competitor, they identify the same stand-up category without suggesting a particular approach, format, or preparation. BASH Boxing Rosslyn is specifically identified with Arlington as its city, Virginia as its state, and the USA as its country. The supplied name, location, and boxing-and-striking mix provide the complete basis for this record’s description.
Arlington, VA
Boxing and Striking are the listed training focuses for BASH Boxing Ballston in Arlington, Virginia, USA. The two supplied labels make this martial-arts record distinct through a Boxing focus paired directly with Striking. BASH Boxing Ballston is the exact name given for the Arlington entry, linking the name to its Virginia and USA location. At a broad level, Boxing and Striking identify the two categories provided for someone comparing martial-arts focuses, without implying any additional discipline. The record contains no supplied price-range symbol, affiliation, amenity, achievement, or verification statement to add to those facts. Its description is consequently centered on the BASH Boxing Ballston name, Arlington location, Boxing focus, and Striking focus exactly as supplied.
Arlington, VA
Gi and no-gi are the defining training-focus labels for Leo Dalla Brazilian Jiu jitsu in Arlington, Virginia, USA. Gi identifies a grappling context involving the traditional uniform, while no-gi identifies grappling without that uniform-based grip context, creating two distinct but related ways to understand the record. Together, the labels place the martial-arts focus on close-range grappling rather than boxing, striking, kung fu, or wrestling alone. A beginner comparing categories can see how the two labels distinguish uniform-based and non-uniform grappling, while a competitor can recognize that each category changes the context of gripping and movement. Arlington, Virginia provides the precise location for this USA record, and the name Leo Dalla Brazilian Jiu jitsu directly matches the listed jiu-jitsu identity without adding claims beyond the supplied focus.
Arlington, VA
Judo defines Arlington Judo Club, located in Arlington, Virginia, USA. This single-discipline identity centers on Judo, a martial art broadly associated with grappling, balance, controlled movement, positional exchanges, and competition governed by judo rules. For a beginner, the Judo focus signals a martial-arts category in which body awareness and controlled engagement are central broad concepts, without suggesting a particular format. For a competitor, the same categorization identifies the judo competition framework while leaving all details about techniques, preparation, and participation unstated. Arlington Judo Club is specifically placed in Arlington, VA, within the United States, and its listed focus does not extend to additional martial arts. The direct alignment between the club’s name and Judo gives this record a precise identity: one named martial art, one stated locality, and a clear emphasis on judo rather than a mixed discipline listing.
Arlington, VA
Urban Boxing National Landing is identified with boxing and striking in Arlington, Virginia, USA. Boxing is the record’s first listed training focus, establishing a direct connection to a punching-centered combat sport and its stand-up orientation. Striking adds a broader martial-arts category that keeps the emphasis on distance, timing, and exchanges while standing. For a beginner, these listed disciplines indicate a concentrated martial-arts direction built around boxing and the wider idea of striking. For a competitor, they identify a record categorized under stand-up combat disciplines rather than grappling-focused ones. In Arlington, VA, Urban Boxing National Landing is defined by this pairing of boxing and striking as its supplied training focus.
Arlington, VA
Boxing and striking define TITLE Boxing Club - Arlington in Arlington, Virginia, USA. The record places its training focus squarely in boxing, giving the gym a clear combat-sport identity centered on the sport’s punching-based discipline. Its additional striking focus broadens that identity to the general stand-up side of martial arts, where distance, timing, and striking awareness are central ideas. For someone new to martial arts, that combination points to a focused introduction to boxing alongside a wider striking category. For a competitor, the same listed focus identifies a record associated with stand-up combat disciplines rather than grappling-based categories. Located in Arlington, VA, TITLE Boxing Club - Arlington is presented through these two closely related training-focus labels.
Arlington, VA
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