MMA Gyms in NE
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Lōkahi Jiu-Jitsu Collective
Omaha, NE
Lōkahi Jiu-Jitsu Collective operates at 14535 Industrial Rd in Omaha, Nebraska. The martial arts academy provides Brazilian jiu-jitsu instruction, ground grappling, and functional athletic conditioning to children and adults across the Omaha metropolitan area. The school was established by partners Nolan Campbell, Ryan Yamada, and Matt Hansen, bringing nearly fifty years of combined martial arts training to the mats. The instructional team emphasizes leverage, positional control, technical escapes, and disciplined partner drilling. Coaches cultivate a structured learning environment where beginner students and seasoned grapplers can refine defensive mechanics and ground combat skills safely. The academy provides organized instructional tracks accommodating practitioners across various experience levels and ages. Program options include Youth and Adult jiu-jitsu classes. Workouts integrate progressive technique repetitions, positional rolling, and cardiovascular conditioning to develop bodily coordination, mental composure, and practical self-defense proficiency.
Ares Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Omaha
Omaha, NE
Ares Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Omaha operates at 4307 S. 120th St in Omaha, NE 68137. Adult programs provide Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu training including All Levels Adult Gi and All Levels No-Gi classes, alongside Adult Mixed Levels Class sessions and Open Mat periods. Early morning instruction is held with All Levels Adult Gi scheduled from 6:00 AM - 7:00 AM, while evening adult training takes place from 6:30 PM - 7:30 pm. Youth martial arts instruction includes the Little Grapplers BJJ Class for children across Ages 3-5 from 5:00 PM - 5:30 PM. Older youth attend the Kids BJJ Class for participants in Ages 6+ running from 5:35 PM - 6:30 PM Monday through Friday.
Kaizen Submission Grappling
Omaha, NE
Kaizen Submission Grappling is a martial arts school located at 3622 S 61st Ave Cir in Omaha, Nebraska. The training facility features a specialized sprung floor engineered to absorb impact during throws and takedowns, alongside Kaizen Cam video recording that allows practitioners to review mat rolls and technical progress. Zachary Rockwell serves as the lead instructor at Kaizen Submission Grappling. A specialist in Jiu-Jitsu with an interest in varied grappling arts, he personally designs and leads classes utilizing an ecological teaching methodology to develop adaptable grappling skills. Training programs emphasize submission grappling, grip breaking, positional control, and joint submissions. The academy offers structured classes, positional sparring, and tournament preparation for practitioners competing across Nebraska and regional grappling circuits, helping athletes refine both guard passing and submission mechanics.
Lincoln Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Center
Lincoln, NE
Lincoln Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Center delivers grappling and mixed combat instruction at 4707 Prescott Ave in the College View area of Lincoln, Nebraska. Established on April 24, 2013, the academy provides technical martial arts training for youth students, adults, and tournament competitors. The school was co-founded by Greg Lawson, Conan Schafer, and Jerad Downs. Its teaching lineage traces from Mitsuyo Maeda through Carlos Gracie Sr., Helio Gracie, Carlos Gracie Junior, and Mauricio Tinguinha Mariano to Gregory Lawson. Head instructor Greg Lawson holds a third-degree black belt in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu. The coaching roster includes second-degree black belt Nick Honstein, first-degree black belts Conan Schafer and Jerad Downs, MMA coach Michael Aquila, and Judo black belt Josh Cather. Curriculum offerings include a 24-week adult fundamentals curriculum, advanced gi grappling, all-levels no-gi jiu-jitsu, and mixed martial arts sparring. Youth classes feature Little Spiders for ages 4 to 7 and youth fundamentals for ages 8 to 15. Students drill escapes, positional dominance, takedowns, and joint submissions.
Kearney Combat Sports & Fitness
Kearney, NE
Kearney Combat Sports & Fitness provides martial arts instruction and athletic conditioning at 2219 Central Ave in Kearney, Nebraska. The training facility is a We Defy Foundation approved facility for veterans and offers prospective members introductory seven-day trial packages. Owner and head trainer Richard Barajas brings sixteen years of mixed martial arts experience, leading youth Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu classes and directing the Kearney Fight Team MMA program. Black belt instructor Alexander Weaver, who received his rank under Carlos Machado after more than nine years on the mats, serves as an active certified personal trainer and youth coach. Brown belt coach Rachel Silverman, who received her rank under Felipe Fogolin at Triunfo BJJ, holds a doctorate in sport management and teaches at the University of Nebraska at Kearney. Assistant striking coach Juan Arredondo contributes over thirty years of boxing experience dating to 1993. Coursework includes gi and no-gi Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, youth boxing, stance and footwork drills, and mixed martial arts combat training available through group schedules and private lessons.
Asian Armory
Omaha, NE
Asian Armory is a martial arts gym in Omaha, NE, USA, offering training in MMA and No-Gi. The gym is in the $$ price range.
Mick Doyle's Kickboxing and Fitness Center
Omaha, NE
Mick Doyle's Kickboxing and Fitness Center carries an MMA and No-Gi training focus in Omaha, NE, USA. MMA denotes a mixed martial arts category, while No-Gi identifies grappling without the traditional gi, creating a discipline mix that reaches beyond the kickboxing wording in the name. For someone new to martial arts, those labels provide a broad introduction to how striking and grappling can sit within the same overall focus; for a competitor, they point to two recognizable competitive categories. The record also supplies a $$ price-range symbol, which is stated here without assigning it a monetary amount or value judgment. Mick Doyle's Kickboxing and Fitness Center has no supplied affiliation, amenity, verification status, or competition achievement to add, leaving the Omaha location and its MMA and No-Gi focus as the defining details.
Legacy BJJ
Papillion, NE
MMA and No-Gi set the stated martial-arts focus for Legacy BJJ in Papillion, Nebraska, USA. MMA is a broad mixed martial-arts category, while No-Gi identifies grappling without the traditional gi uniform, making the two labels useful high-level context for newcomers. Competitors can likewise read the listing as centered on the exact MMA and No-Gi disciplines supplied, without assuming any additional specialization. Legacy BJJ carries the supplied relative price category of $$, which is the only price information given. Its Papillion, NE location anchors the description to the precise place listed, and the combined MMA and No-Gi focus distinguishes this entry through the discipline mix directly associated with Legacy BJJ in the provided facts.
United Kickboxing and MMA
Omaha, NE
United Kickboxing and MMA combines MMA and No-Gi as its listed focus in Omaha, NE, USA. MMA is a broad mixed martial-arts category, while No-Gi identifies a grappling category without a uniform jacket, creating a record that spans mixed martial arts and a specifically named grappling format. For a beginner, those labels outline two related but distinct ways to compare martial-arts categories; for a competitor, they identify the exact focus terms attached to this listing. The $$ symbol is the supplied relative price category for United Kickboxing and MMA, and Omaha, NE is the stated location. No Gi, Boxing, Striking, Wrestling, or Muay Thai focus is supplied, so the description does not attribute those labels to the record. The name expressly mentions Kickboxing and MMA, while the explicit focus values are MMA and No-Gi.
Nebraska Academy-Martial Arts
Omaha, NE
Nebraska Academy of Martial Arts operates at 3600 North 90th Street in Omaha, NE 68134. The academy provides training across martial arts disciplines including TaeKwonDo. The TaeKwonDo program focuses on a Korean martial art that emphasizes kicking, utilizing the leg as the longest and strongest tool readily available. Practitioners work toward benefits including speed, endurance, grace, and flexibility. Study within the martial art centers on four major aspects comprising discipline, forms, sparring, and self-defense. Tuition options include introductory pricing of $79 for 5 weeks with free uniform. Ongoing membership is available at $95 / Month with 6 month contract. Academy events include the 2025 NAMA Tournament held at Westside Middle.
10th Planet Jiu-Jitsu Auburn
Auburn, NE
10th Planet Jiu-Jitsu Auburn operates at 1916 O Street, Auburn, Nebraska 68305. The academy developed from SIMS Martial Arts Academy, which began in 1997 before settling in Auburn in 2019. Inquiries can be directed by phone at 402-612-6916. Instruction features Sensei Derek Stewart, who holds a Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Black Belt under Eddie Bravo. Stewart also holds a 3rd Degree Black Belt Shotokan Karate and a 4th Degree Black Belt Otomi Martial Arts, alongside credentials as an Apprentice Instructor Muay Thai and Jun Fan Gung Fu and an Instructor Filipino Martial Arts. Training options include Jiu-Jitsu for Adults and Jiu-Jitsu 101 for beginning students. Youth training includes Jiu-Jitsu For Kids starting at 4 years old, along with seasonal offerings such as an 8 Week Summer Course and Kids 3 Day Full Day Summer Camps.
FFC Martial Arts Academy
Grand Island, NE
MMA and No-Gi give FFC Martial Arts Academy in Grand Island, Nebraska, USA, a record defined by mixed martial arts and non-uniform grappling categories. MMA is a broad combat-sports discipline that brings together striking and grappling elements, while No-Gi identifies grappling without the traditional uniform-based grip context. This pairing signals a martial-arts focus that spans more than one range of engagement without claiming any specific method or offering. For a beginner, the labels provide a useful high-level contrast between mixed discipline work and the particular ground-fighting category of No-Gi. For a competitor, they describe a listing aligned with the broad demands of combining ranges and adapting grappling to fewer clothing grips, and the supplied $$ price-range symbol states its relative category.