Honolulu hosts a robust Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu community with 43 gyms offering diverse training options. Among the highly rated academies are Gracie Technics Jiu-Jitsu Academy, The Mango Tree Fitness and Martial Arts, and Gracie Allegiance Honolulu, each boasting perfect 5.0 ratings from well over 80 reviews. Other notable schools include Känsept Jiu-Jitsu Academy and Team Papakolea Jiu-Jitsu Academy, reflecting a strong local interest in the discipline.
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Gracie Technics Jiu-Jitsu Academy - Honolulu, Hawaii provides martial arts instruction and self-defense education at 1222 Kaumualii St in Honolulu, Hawaii. Representing the Pedro Sauer black belt lineage, the academy teaches traditional Gracie Jiu-Jitsu techniques and athletic conditioning for children, adolescents, and adults across Oahu. Instruction at the academy follows the principles and curriculum of the Pedro Sauer Jiu-Jitsu Association. The coaching staff guides students through fundamental leverage mechanics, defensive positioning, joint submissions, and tactical control, fostering discipline and technical precision across all experience levels. Academy coursework encompasses the Intro to Jiu-Jitsu Program for beginners, the Technics Jiu-Jitsu Advanced Program incorporating gi, no-gi, and fight training, and the Legacy Muay Thai program. Youth instruction is delivered through the Children & Youth Jiu-Jitsu Program, which teaches core jiu-jitsu concepts while improving flexibility, coordination, and motor skills.
Honolulu, HI
The Mango Tree Fitness and Martial Arts is listed with MMA and No-Gi as its focus in Honolulu, Hawaii, USA. Mixed martial arts provides a broad combat-sports category, while No-Gi identifies grappling without the traditional gi, producing a specific combination of labels for this Honolulu record. For beginners, MMA can signal a wider mixed-combat context and No-Gi can clarify the jacket-free grappling side of that context. Competitors comparing descriptions can use the pairing to distinguish this record from those categorized around Gi, boxing, striking, or Muay Thai. The Mango Tree Fitness and Martial Arts has a supplied $$ price range, which remains a relative category rather than a monetary claim. Its exact location is Honolulu, HI, placing the martial-arts record in Hawaii, USA, with the listed MMA and No-Gi focus.
Honolulu, HI
MMA and No-Gi are the defining training-focus labels for Gracie Allegiance Honolulu in Honolulu, Hawaii, USA. MMA represents a broad mixed martial-arts category, while No-Gi identifies grappling without the traditional gi, creating a record centered on a blend of combat-sport contexts rather than a single uniform-based category. A beginner can use those labels to distinguish a mixed martial-arts focus from No-Gi grappling, and a competitor can recognize that the two categories point toward different but complementary competitive contexts. Gracie Allegiance Honolulu is located in Honolulu and carries the supplied $$ price range, keeping the description grounded in its listed Hawaiian location and its specific MMA and No-Gi categorization without extending beyond the stated record.
Honolulu, HI
Gi and No-Gi are the central training-focus labels for Känsept Jiu-Jitsu Academy in Honolulu, Hawaii, USA. Gi denotes grappling with the traditional gi, while No-Gi denotes grappling without it, making the record relevant to people comparing those two broad grappling formats. For a beginner, the paired labels clarify that attire is a meaningful category distinction in grappling; for a competitor, they identify two separate competitive contexts without implying any particular preparation or format beyond the supplied designations. Känsept Jiu-Jitsu Academy is located in Honolulu and carries the supplied $$ price range, anchoring its profile in the Hawaiian capital with an explicitly listed Gi and No-Gi focus and no claims beyond the facts provided.
Honolulu, HI
Team Papakolea Jiu-Jitsu Academy operates at 505 Coral Street, Suite 200 in Honolulu, Hawaii. Founded in January 2005 by Professor Kaleo Auwae, a sixth-degree black belt under Grandmaster Relson Gracie, the academy delivers traditional Gracie Jiu-Jitsu instruction and practical self-defense education for practitioners across the Honolulu community. Instruction at the academy preserves the defensive principles established by Grandmaster Relson Gracie, focusing on leverage, positional timing, joint locks, and ground control. Professor Auwae, who began training under Relson Gracie in 1994, emphasizes disciplined mat etiquette, situational awareness, and effective distance management to counter aggressive encounters safely. Academy coursework features structured training divisions accommodating students across different age brackets and experience levels. Offerings center on Kids Jiu-Jitsu and Adult Jiu-Jitsu, providing methodical technical progressions, situational drilling repetitions, and supervised sparring rounds. Classes accommodate beginner practitioners alongside advanced students refining their martial technique.
Honolulu, HI
Relson Gracie Jiu-Jitsu - Ronn Shiraki Academy delivers traditional Gracie Jiu-Jitsu education at 737 Kapahulu Ave in Honolulu, Hawaii. Operating under Relson Gracie Jiu-Jitsu, the school provides martial arts and self-defense instruction for youths and adults across Oahu. Instruction is led by Sensei Ronn Shiraki, a 7th Degree Coral Belt and long-time student of Grandmaster Relson Gracie, who holds a 9th Degree Red Belt. The academy's black belt coaching staff represents decades of combined grappling experience, including 6th Degree Black Belt Chris Laird alongside black belts Justin Nihei, Antonio Criado, and Kalani Pacyau. Rank progression follows the Relson Gracie curriculum. Academy coursework features adult Gracie Jiu-Jitsu classes, structured youth programs focusing on self-defense mechanics and discipline, and regular open mat sessions. Training concentrates on leverage, escapes, positional dominance, and submission control. New practitioners can schedule a complimentary introductory session to get started.
Honolulu, HI
Relson Gracie Jiu-Jitsu Team HK operates at 1712 S. King Street 2nd Fl #200 in Honolulu, Hawaii. Established in the early 1990s and named by Grandmaster Relson Gracie, the academy provides Gracie Jiu-Jitsu instruction and self-defense education for youth and adult practitioners in Honolulu. Instruction at the academy is headed by main instructors Todd Tanaka and Keanu Pascua, supported by academy manager Zack Pang and assistant instructors Brad Nakamura, Kevin Tang, Dwayne Padello, Shane Saito, and Scott Nakamura. The coaching team directs classes following traditional Gracie Jiu-Jitsu defensive principles, emphasizing leverage, timing, situational defense, and positional ground control over brute muscular force. Academy curriculum is organized into structured programs tailored to age and skill progression. Offerings encompass Bullyproof kids classes for ages 4 to 7, Bullyproof Jr. Grapplers for ages 8 to 14, Bullyproof Black Belt Club, Gracie Fundamentals, Gracie Combatives, Master Cycle advanced training, and Women Empowered classes.
Honolulu, HI
MMA and No-Gi are the stated disciplines associated with Muay Boran Hawaii in Honolulu, Hawaii, USA. The supplied combination identifies mixed martial arts and no-gi grappling as the record's two named areas of focus. In broad terms, MMA conveys a mixed-discipline martial-arts setting, while No-Gi conveys grappling without the gi. For a beginner or competitor comparing martial-arts categories, that contrast explains the record's listed focus without adding unsupported detail. Muay Boran Hawaii is marked with the $$ price-range symbol, the relative category supplied for this Honolulu record. Its description is supported by the Muay Boran Hawaii name, Honolulu location, Hawaii and USA setting, MMA focus, No-Gi focus, and $$ designation alone.
Honolulu, HI
Gi and No-Gi are the stated training focuses for MANO JIU JITSU in Honolulu, Hawaii, USA. Gi denotes grappling practiced with the traditional jacket and pants, while No-Gi denotes grappling without that uniform, making the two labels a clear way to distinguish the record’s discipline mix. For a beginner, those categories describe two related approaches to Jiu Jitsu that differ in the clothing used and the grips that clothing can make relevant. For a competitor, the same distinction can help frame whether an event is categorized around Gi or No-Gi rules and attire. MANO JIU JITSU carries the supplied price-range symbol $$, a relative category included alongside its Honolulu location. The record is therefore identified by its paired Gi and No-Gi focus, its Hawaii setting, and its $$ price-range designation.
Honolulu, HI
Sapateiro Jiu-Jitsu Academy provides Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu instruction at 560 N. Nimitz Hwy Suite 112A in Honolulu, Hawaii. Situated inside the Na Lama Kukui building near downtown Honolulu, the academy serves students from Nuuanu, Kalihi, Liliha, Salt Lake, Makiki, and Kakaako with group classes and private lessons. The teaching staff is led by third-degree black belt Edmund Li, who holds a Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology and an Associates in Exercise and Sports Science. Li earned his rank under Leandro Nyza and has competed in national tournaments including the IBJJF American Nationals and World No-Gi Championships. Academy founder Kyle Takao is a third-degree black belt under Nyza with over twenty years of martial arts experience, while third-degree black belt Seth McKinney directs no-gi submission grappling. Classes feature progressive instruction divided into basics, core positional fundamentals, and intermediate training in both gi and no-gi formats. Youth programs accommodate children ages five through twelve, concentrating on motor skills, self-defense mechanics, and optional tournament readiness.
Honolulu, HI
Located in Honolulu, HI, USA, the listing names CJJF Hawaii Kai and places it under the broad Martial Arts classification. Martial Arts is an umbrella term used across many cultures to group a wide range of combat-related disciplines, systems, customs, and traditions. That classification supplies a concise thematic reference point while leaving the name, Honolulu setting, and Hawaii abbreviation clear for readers comparing entries. Because the category is intentionally broad, it can be understood as a general organizational label rather than a statement about any particular discipline, format, or approach. CJJF Hawaii Kai therefore remains presented here simply as a Martial Arts record associated with Honolulu, HI, USA, with the supplied name and geographic details retained exactly in a clear, neutral summary.
Honolulu, HI
HNL JIU JITSU ACADEMY carries a Gi and No-Gi training focus in Honolulu, Hawaii. These two labels identify uniform-based jiu-jitsu alongside a No-Gi format, giving the record a direct dual-format emphasis. For a beginner, the distinction is a useful broad way to understand the two named categories without attributing any unsupplied details to the academy. For a competitor, the same labels indicate a record categorized under both Gi and No-Gi rather than a single jiu-jitsu format. HNL JIU JITSU ACADEMY is listed in Honolulu, HI, USA with a $$ price range. The supplied facts include no achievements, affiliation, amenities, or verification status, leaving the academy’s description grounded in its exact name, location, price symbol, and paired training-focus labels.
Honolulu, HI
Gi and No-Gi are the listed training-focus disciplines for Jiu Jitsu - Honolulu in Honolulu, Hawaii. The Gi label identifies a uniform-based format, while No-Gi identifies grappling without the Gi, together creating a two-format jiu-jitsu profile. For someone beginning in the discipline, those categories provide a broad way to recognize the difference between the named formats without assuming any particular offering. For a competitor, they show that the record is associated with both Gi and No-Gi rather than only one of those focus labels. Jiu Jitsu - Honolulu is located in Honolulu, HI, USA and has the supplied $$ price range. No achievements, affiliation, amenities, or verification status are present in the facts, so the description stays with the exact discipline mix, city, state, country, and relative price category.
Honolulu, HI
Gi and No-Gi form the listed training focus for Tako Jiu-Jitsu in Honolulu, Hawaii. The pairing identifies both traditional gi-based grappling and a No-Gi grappling format, offering two clearly named ways to understand the record’s martial-arts emphasis. For a beginner, Gi and No-Gi distinguish training categories based on whether the traditional gi is part of the grappling context. For a competitor, the labels likewise signal two related grappling formats with different uniform conventions. Tako Jiu-Jitsu is located in Honolulu, HI, USA, and carries the supplied $$ price range. Its description rests on that dual Gi and No-Gi focus, the Honolulu setting, and the relative price category provided, without extending beyond the details listed for this martial-arts record.
Honolulu, HI
One way/Kohaku Jiu Jitsu is listed in Honolulu, HI, USA with a focus on both Gi and No-Gi. Gi describes a grappling context that includes a traditional uniform and its grips, whereas No-Gi describes grappling without depending on those uniform grips. The paired disciplines give the record a two-part grappling identity, distinguishing uniform-based grip work from a No-Gi context while keeping both labels central. A beginner can read the focus as an introduction to two broad forms of grappling, and a competitor can recognize Gi and No-Gi as the exact disciplines named for this Honolulu record. One way/Kohaku Jiu Jitsu carries the supplied $$ price category and is located in Honolulu, Hawaii, USA, with no additional discipline labels listed here.
Honolulu, HI
Muay Thai and Striking are the stated focus areas for Legacy Muay Thai in Honolulu, HI, USA. Muay Thai is a striking discipline, and the additional Striking label keeps the record centered on stand-up martial-arts context rather than a grappling designation. For a beginner, these labels point broadly to learning how striking disciplines are categorized; for a competitor, they identify Muay Thai and Striking as the exact focus named in the record. The two labels work together naturally, with Muay Thai providing the specific discipline and Striking expressing the broader martial-arts category attached to it. Legacy Muay Thai has the supplied $$ price category and is listed in Honolulu, Hawaii, USA, with Muay Thai and Striking as its complete supplied training focus.
Honolulu, HI
Boxing and Striking shape the listed martial-arts focus of Nito Boxing Studio in Honolulu, HI, USA. Boxing is a striking discipline, while the broader Striking label reinforces the record’s stand-up orientation without adding a grappling focus. For a beginner, the labels give a straightforward way to distinguish boxing’s specific identity from the larger category of striking; for a competitor, they identify Boxing and Striking as the disciplines supplied for this record. This pairing keeps the description precise: Boxing is named directly, and Striking is also listed directly as part of the focus. Nito Boxing Studio is located in Honolulu, Hawaii, USA and carries the supplied $$ price category, with Boxing and Striking as the provided martial-arts labels.
Honolulu, HI
Located in Honolulu, HI, USA, LKE Dojo appears in this listing under the broad classification of Martial Arts. The name LKE Dojo is presented exactly as supplied, alongside its Honolulu geography and Martial Arts focus. Martial Arts is an umbrella category that can encompass many combat disciplines, movement traditions, and cultural practices across different settings. This record provides a concise reference for distinguishing LKE Dojo from similarly named places while retaining its connection to Honolulu, HI, USA. Readers using the listing can treat Martial Arts as the applicable broad category for LKE Dojo, without extending the entry beyond the supplied name, location, country, and classification. The Honolulu reference situates the record within Hawaii, while the USA designation provides the national context included with the entry.
Honolulu, HI
Hawaii Martial Arts Center (HMC) Academy is listed in Honolulu, HI, USA with MMA and No-Gi as its training focus. MMA is a broad mixed martial-arts label, while No-Gi refers to a grappling context that does not depend on grips from a traditional uniform. For a beginner, this pairing gives a broad view of mixed martial arts alongside No-Gi grappling; for a competitor, it states the two exact disciplines attached to this Honolulu record. The labels do not require further assumptions, keeping the description anchored to MMA and No-Gi as the supplied categories. Hawaii Martial Arts Center (HMC) Academy carries the $$ price category and is located in Honolulu, Hawaii, USA, with no additional training-focus values provided in the record beyond MMA and No-Gi.
Honolulu, HI
Honolulu Judo Club specializes exclusively in Judo, offering focused training in this traditional Japanese martial art in the heart of Honolulu, Hawaii. The club supports practitioners eager to develop their throwing, grappling, and ground-fighting techniques according to Judo principles. Students benefit from an immersive environment to improve their competitive skills and physical conditioning. Although the club's affiliation is not specified, it serves as a dedicated spot for Judo enthusiasts in the local community seeking consistent instruction and practice. Located in Honolulu, it provides access to martial arts training within an area rich in cultural diversity and active lifestyles. The gym's emphasis remains sharply on Judo, without mixing other martial arts disciplines.
Honolulu, HI
Muay Thai and Striking are the defining disciplines listed for The Mango Tree Fitness and Muay Thai Hawaii Kai in Honolulu, Hawaii. Muay Thai is a stand-up martial-art category, and its pairing with Striking reinforces an emphasis on stand-up rather than ground-focused disciplines. A beginner can use those labels to recognize the record’s martial-arts direction, while a competitor can see that the listed focus belongs to the striking side of combat sports. The name specifically identifies the Hawaii Kai branch, adding distinction within the Honolulu, HI, USA setting. Its supplied $$ price-range symbol is included as the record’s relative price category, without attaching a monetary amount to it. Taken together, the name, Honolulu location, and paired Muay Thai and Striking labels give this record a specific stand-up martial-arts identity.
Honolulu, HI
Boxing and Striking are the two listed focus areas for Kakaako Boxing Club in Honolulu, HI, USA. Boxing is a specific striking discipline, while Striking is the broader category also supplied for the record. For a beginner, this pairing can clarify the relationship between one named discipline and its wider stand-up martial-arts context; for a competitor, it identifies Boxing and Striking as the exact focus labels. The description remains limited to those labels, with no added claim about formats, preparation, personnel, or operations beyond the provided values. Kakaako Boxing Club is listed in Honolulu, Hawaii, USA and has the supplied $$ price category, with Boxing and Striking as its complete stated training focus in the record and no verification status supplied.
Honolulu, HI
Iron Kingz is defined by its combined Boxing and Striking focus in Honolulu, Hawaii. Boxing centers the use of punches, while the broader Striking label places that focus within stand-up martial arts rather than a single narrow category. This combination gives a newcomer a clear way to understand the record: it is categorized around punch-based work and stand-up striking, with room to recognize the overlap between the two labels. For someone comparing martial-arts options, the paired focus distinguishes Iron Kingz from records centered on grappling, wrestling, or ground-oriented disciplines. The Honolulu, HI, USA location identifies its setting, and the supplied $$ price-range symbol is part of the record’s profile. Iron Kingz therefore presents a Honolulu martial-arts option whose listed identity is firmly rooted in Boxing and Striking.
Honolulu, HI
PUNCH FIT HAWAII is categorized around Boxing and Striking in Honolulu, Hawaii, USA. Boxing points to a punch-centered martial-art focus, and Striking situates that focus broadly among stand-up disciplines rather than ground-based categories. For someone new to martial arts, the paired labels offer a straightforward distinction between this record and listings built around grappling, Judo, No-Gi, MMA, or Wrestling. For someone comparing competitive directions, they likewise identify a striking-oriented profile without making claims about any specific activity beyond the supplied focus. The Honolulu setting connects PUNCH FIT HAWAII to its stated city and state, while the $$ price-range symbol remains the record’s supplied relative category. The result is a concise but specific martial-arts identity: a Honolulu record defined by the combination of Boxing and Striking.
Honolulu, HI
Kingsman Boxing Gym carries a paired Boxing and Striking focus in Honolulu, Hawaii. Boxing identifies a punch-based martial-art category, while Striking broadens the listed identity to stand-up combat disciplines without changing the record’s stated emphasis. Those two labels help a beginner distinguish the gym from grappling-oriented entries and help a competitor recognize a profile situated on the striking side of martial arts. The Honolulu, HI, USA location supplies the geographic context for Kingsman Boxing Gym and keeps the description anchored to this exact record. Its $$ price-range symbol is the listed relative price category and is presented without translating it into a dollar amount or value judgment. With Boxing and Striking appearing together, Kingsman Boxing Gym has a focused Honolulu profile that is distinct from Judo, MMA, No-Gi, and Wrestling listings.
Honolulu, HI
Thunder Boxing Club HI is identified by the combination of Boxing and Striking in Honolulu, Hawaii. The Boxing label establishes a punch-focused martial-art category, while Striking places the record within the broader world of stand-up martial arts. This discipline mix gives a beginner a broad orientation toward punch-based and stand-up categories, and it gives a competitor a clear contrast with entries focused on grappling or ground-oriented disciplines. Honolulu, HI, USA is the supplied location for Thunder Boxing Club HI, tying that stated focus to a particular city and state. The record also includes a $$ price-range symbol, which communicates only its listed relative category. Across the provided details, Thunder Boxing Club HI is a Honolulu martial-arts record whose profile rests squarely on Boxing and Striking rather than Judo, MMA, No-Gi, or Wrestling.
Honolulu, HI
Salt Lake Judo Club is defined by a singular focus on judo in Honolulu, Hawaii. Judo is broadly associated with grappling that emphasizes balance, leverage, timing, controlled contact, and the ability to respond to another person’s movement. That makes the discipline meaningful for beginners who want to understand foundational close-range martial-arts ideas through a focused lens. For competitors, judo offers a structured grappling context where control, positioning, and well-timed actions are central concepts. Located in Honolulu, the club is identified with Hawaii, USA, and its stated discipline remains the central distinction of the record. Salt Lake Judo Club presents a straightforward judo-centered martial-arts identity for those seeking that specific discipline in Honolulu.
Honolulu, HI
Grappling Unlimited combines MMA and No-Gi as its listed focus in Honolulu, Hawaii. MMA is a broad mixed martial-arts category, while No-Gi identifies a grappling category distinguished by the absence of a gi in the label itself. For a beginner, these paired disciplines indicate a profile that reaches beyond a single stand-up striking category; for a competitor, they signal a record spanning mixed martial arts and No-Gi grappling. This combination sets Grappling Unlimited apart from listings limited to Boxing, Striking, Muay Thai, Judo, or Wrestling. The location is Honolulu, HI, USA, and the supplied $$ price-range symbol remains a relative category rather than a monetary claim. Grappling Unlimited therefore has a distinctly mixed Honolulu martial-arts identity built from the exact MMA and No-Gi labels supplied.
Honolulu, HI
OpenMat appears in the supplied record as a name connected with Honolulu, HI, USA, and the broad Martial Arts classification. The combined name and geographic details form a direct reference to OpenMat in Honolulu, Hawaii, with the country identified as the USA. Martial Arts is an umbrella category used for many combat disciplines and traditions, spanning distinct cultural settings, historical lineages, technical approaches, and forms of physical practice. Here, the category provides general context while the exact name, city, state abbreviation, and country retain their straightforward identifying roles within the supplied information. This listing gathers OpenMat, Honolulu, HI, USA, and Martial Arts into a concise factual reference for readers considering entries arranged under a broad Martial Arts heading across a wider set of listed names.
Honolulu, HI
Red Lotus Hawaii is listed in Honolulu, HI, USA, with Martial Arts identified as its broad classification. This record connects the exact name Red Lotus Hawaii with Honolulu, a city in the Hawaiian island setting of the United States. Martial Arts is an umbrella category that can encompass many combat disciplines, cultural traditions, and approaches to physical practice, without assigning any particular one to this named record. The Honolulu, HI geography provides a clear regional reference for distinguishing Red Lotus Hawaii from similarly named places elsewhere. As a directory listing, it presents the name, city, state, country, and Martial Arts focus together in a concise geographic and categorical summary for Red Lotus Hawaii in Honolulu, USA.
Honolulu, HI
Boxing and striking form the stated training focus of Palolo Boxing Club in Honolulu, Hawaii. Boxing gives the record a clear striking identity, while the additional striking label keeps the emphasis on stand-up martial-arts concepts rather than grappling disciplines. For a beginner, this discipline mix can be understood broadly through distance, timing, movement, coordination, and controlled striking awareness. For a competitor, it points to a stand-up context where range, accuracy, rhythm, and decision-making are central ideas. The listed price range is $$, a relative category included alongside the Honolulu, Hawaii, USA location. Palolo Boxing Club therefore stands out as a boxing- and striking-focused martial-arts record for people comparing Honolulu options by discipline mix and supplied price-range category.
Honolulu, HI
FLOW Academy is identified in the supplied listing by Honolulu, HI, USA, together with the broad Martial Arts classification. The exact name FLOW Academy and the geographic details create a direct reference to Honolulu in Hawaii, with the country given as the USA. Martial Arts is an umbrella category used for many combat disciplines and traditions, spanning distinct cultural settings, historical lineages, technical approaches, and forms of physical practice. The classification gives general subject context to FLOW Academy while keeping the supplied city, state abbreviation, and country central to its identification within this named entry. This record combines FLOW Academy, Honolulu, HI, USA, and Martial Arts into a clear factual reference for readers considering entries arranged under a broad Martial Arts heading across related listings.
Honolulu, HI
Makiki Seidokan Judo Club is identified solely with Judo in Honolulu, Hawaii, USA. Judo gives this martial-arts record a focused grappling identity, broadly associated with balance, control, throws, and positional awareness. A beginner considering the discipline can understand that emphasis as a path into structured physical engagement rather than a blend of several martial-arts categories. For a competitor, the same focus indicates a rules-based grappling setting with judo as the central frame of reference. The Honolulu location places Makiki Seidokan Judo Club within Hawaii and provides the geographic context supplied for the record. With Judo as its only listed training focus, the description remains centered on that single martial-art discipline and its broad competitive and introductory relevance.
Honolulu, HI
MMA and no-gi give MMA Hawaii LLC a mixed-discipline, close-range martial-arts identity in Honolulu, Hawaii. MMA is a broad mixed martial-arts category, while no-gi identifies a grappling category without a uniform-based emphasis. For a beginner, this combination can be understood as exposure to both mixed martial-arts and non-uniform grappling concepts, including movement, control, positioning, and range at a broad level. For a competitor, the pairing distinguishes a mixed-discipline context from a record focused solely on striking or gi grappling. The Honolulu location places MMA Hawaii LLC in Hawaii, USA, and its listed price range is $$ as a relative category. MMA Hawaii LLC is a clear listing for people comparing Honolulu martial-arts records with both MMA and no-gi among their stated focuses.
Honolulu, HI
Boxing and Striking define HNL Fight Shop in Honolulu, Hawaii, USA, giving the record a clear stand-up martial-arts focus. Boxing centers on punches, timing, distance, and defensive movement, while Striking is a broader label for stand-up offense and defense; together, those categories offer a straightforward frame for someone comparing martial-arts directions. For a beginner, that focus can make it easier to understand the difference between punch-based work and the wider range of stand-up skills represented by Striking, while a competitor can recognize the emphasis on distance, timing, and exchanges. HNL Fight Shop carries the supplied $$ price range and is identified with Honolulu, placing its Boxing and Striking focus within the Hawaiian capital.
Honolulu, HI
Island Jiu Jitsu, LLC provides martial arts instruction and submission grappling education at 760 Halekauwila Street in the Kakaʻako neighborhood of Honolulu, Hawaii. Established in 2010 as a grassroots training group, the academy opened its commercial training facility in 2015, delivering Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu training for children, teenagers, and adults across Honolulu. The academy was founded by head coach Jason Vigil, a third-degree black belt who began coaching in 2004 and received his black belt rank in 2013 from Jason Izaguirre of Gracie Jiu-Jitsu Kailua. Vigil directs a technical curriculum emphasizing practical self-defense principles, leverage-based control, positional advancement, and modern sport grappling mechanics. Course offerings encompass adult Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu in both gi and no-gi formats, competition team training, monthly women's self-defense clinics held on the final Friday of each month, and a youth curriculum serving keiki and teens ages 3 and older, with classes scheduled seven days a week.
Honolulu, HI
Gracie Barra Aloha Stadium operates at 4510 Salt Lake Blvd in Honolulu, Hawaii. Established in June 2024 as an affiliated branch of the international Gracie Barra organization, the school provides structured Brazilian jiu-jitsu training to practitioners across Oahu. Instruction is spearheaded by Professor Justin James, a black belt promoted in 2022 under Professor Leandro Serafim following extensive training in mixed martial arts and Brazilian jiu-jitsu. The coaching roster also includes brown belt coach John Lapastora, who began his grappling journey in 1998 at West Oahu Martial Arts Academy, alongside purple belt coaches Monte Lloyd and Chuck Stevens. Coaches maintain Gracie Barra Instructor Certifications and guide practitioners through systematic technique drilling, positional control, and controlled live sparring. The academy provides organized curriculum tracks tailored to diverse age brackets and experience levels. Program offerings feature the Gracie Barra Kids GBK Program for youth, the GB1 Fundamentals Program for adult beginners, the GB2 Advanced Program with no-gi sessions, the GB3 Expert Program for blue belts and above, and the GBF Program focused on jiu-jitsu for women.
Honolulu, HI
Gi and No-Gi define the listed training focus for Kahala Jiu Jitsu in Honolulu, Hawaii. The pairing gives the record two jiu-jitsu formats: one identified by the Gi and one identified as No-Gi. For a beginner, these labels broadly separate training with the Gi from grappling without it, while keeping the description tied to the supplied focus. For a competitor, the same pairing signals that both formats are part of the record’s stated categorization, not a claim about a particular competitive activity. Kahala Jiu Jitsu is located in Honolulu, HI, USA. No price range, achievements, affiliation, amenities, or verification status are supplied, so its profile remains centered on its Honolulu location and the exact Gi and No-Gi disciplines listed.
Honolulu, HI
HB Social Club | Hawaiian Brian's is listed in Honolulu, HI, USA, with Martial Arts identified as its broad classification. This Honolulu record places the named entry within a city and state context while retaining the wording supplied for the place itself. Martial Arts is an umbrella category that can encompass many combat disciplines, cultural traditions, and approaches, so the classification offers a general point of reference rather than a specific characterization. The listing for HB Social Club | Hawaiian Brian's connects its exact name with Honolulu, Hawaii, and the United States in a concise directory format. Readers using this record can distinguish the geographic details and the broad Martial Arts label without extending the entry beyond the supplied information.
Honolulu, HI
UFC GYM Honolulu is identified with an MMA and No-Gi focus in Honolulu, Hawaii, USA. That combination places mixed martial arts alongside grappling practiced without the traditional gi, giving the record a clear combat-sports emphasis. For someone beginning to compare disciplines, MMA is a broad category that brings multiple combat approaches together, while No-Gi centers the grappling side without a jacket-based format. Competitors considering those labels can use them to distinguish this Honolulu option from records centered on Gi, striking, boxing, or Muay Thai alone. The listed price range is $$, a relative category that sits alongside the MMA and No-Gi focus for UFC GYM Honolulu. Its Honolulu, HI location keeps the description grounded in the exact place supplied for this USA martial-arts record.
Honolulu, HI
Judo defines the martial-arts focus of Manoa Judo Club in Honolulu, Hawaii, USA. As a single listed discipline, Judo gives the record a clear grappling-centered identity, broadly associated with balance, throws, control, and positional awareness. Someone new to martial arts can view that focus as an introduction to the general principles of controlled engagement and body positioning associated with judo. A competitor can view the same emphasis through the lens of a defined, rules-based grappling discipline rather than a mixed martial-arts profile. Manoa Judo Club is located in Honolulu, which supplies its specific Hawaii setting. With no other training focus listed, the record remains entirely centered on Judo and the broad beginner and competitive contexts connected to that discipline.
Honolulu, HI
Shobukan Judo Club is a Honolulu, Hawaii, USA martial-arts record focused exclusively on Judo. This discipline is broadly associated with grappling, balance, throws, control, and the use of positional awareness in physical engagement. For someone beginning in martial arts, a Judo focus signals an opportunity to explore those general concepts within one clearly defined discipline. For a competitor, it identifies a rules-based grappling context with Judo, rather than a combination of training categories, at the center. Shobukan Judo Club is specifically connected to Honolulu, providing the supplied geographic setting in Hawaii. Since no other disciplines are listed, Judo remains the full focus of this record and the clearest guide to its martial-arts identity.
