MMA Gyms in Kenosha, WI
Looking for a mma gym in Kenosha? Below is every gym across MMA and combat sports gyms we list in the city. Read student reviews, check ratings and addresses, and find class times near you.
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Rothwell Mixed Martial Arts
Kenosha, WI
Rothwell Mixed Martial Arts operates at 12009 53rd Pl in Kenosha, Wisconsin. Serving students across southeast Wisconsin and northern Illinois since 2011, the training facility features Zebra mats, MMA cages, locker rooms with showers, and a pro shop. Located right off I-94 in Kenosha, the facility provides martial arts instruction for children, adult beginners, and competitors. Instructional offerings include Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, kickboxing, beginner MMA, and youth martial arts. The academy is owned by Ben Rothwell, a 14-year UFC veteran and BKFC Heavyweight Champion. Drawing on decades of combat sports competition, Rothwell guides the academy training curriculum along with an experienced coaching staff dedicated to teaching structured martial arts grounded in the Bushido Code. Programs cater to both recreational practitioners and competitive combat athletes. Classes range from Little Wildlings youth martial arts to adult beginner kickboxing, Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, BLAST fitness, and competitive fight team training. Training sessions emphasize real-world technique, mutual respect, and disciplined progression under experienced combat coaching. New students can register on the academy website to try an initial class free of charge.
Dave Strasser's Freestyle Academy of MMA
Kenosha, WI
Dave Strasser's Freestyle Academy of MMA combines MMA and No-Gi in Kenosha, WI, USA, with the supplied $$ price-range symbol forming part of the record. MMA broadly refers to a mixed martial-arts category that can connect more than one fighting range, while No-Gi identifies a grappling-oriented label without the gi distinction. For a beginner, this combination offers a broad way to recognize the contrast between overall mixed martial arts and a specific no-gi grappling category. For a competitor, the labels create a useful conceptual frame for thinking about transitions between ranges and the role of grappling within a mixed setting. Dave Strasser's Freestyle Academy of MMA is presented through those exact MMA and No-Gi labels, its Kenosha location, and the $$ relative price category.
