New Mexico hosts 28 Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu gyms, offering a diverse range of training environments across the state. Among these, Zia Jiu-Jitsu stands out with a perfect 5.0 rating from 55 reviews, alongside Martial Arts Institute in Socorro and King's Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, both also holding flawless 5.0 scores. These gyms reflect the local commitment to quality instruction and community engagement within the BJJ scene.
Albuquerque, NM
MMA and No-Gi are the stated focus categories for Invictus Brazilian Jiu Jitsu and Muay Thai academy in Albuquerque, NE, USA. MMA denotes a mixed martial-arts category, while No-Gi identifies a grappling category without the Gi label, creating a record that spans broad mixed and grappling-oriented disciplines. For a beginner, this combination signals that the listing is not limited to a single Gi category; for a competitor, it identifies two distinct labels within its stated martial-arts scope. The supplied price range is $$, retained as the exact relative symbol rather than converted into a monetary claim. Invictus Brazilian Jiu Jitsu and Muay Thai academy is described by its Albuquerque location, MMA and No-Gi focus, and $$ price-range designation.
Albuquerque, NM
Carlos Machado Jiu-Jitsu Albuquerque is identified with MMA and No-Gi focus in Albuquerque, NE, USA. MMA serves as a broad mixed martial-arts category, while No-Gi describes grappling without the traditional uniform, creating a record with both a wide combat-sport label and a specific grappling context. For a beginner or competitor, those categories provide a high-level picture of the martial-arts focus without establishing particular techniques, formats, or preparation. The supplied name directly connects Carlos Machado Jiu-Jitsu Albuquerque with the listed Albuquerque location. A $$ price range is included in the record and is retained only as that provided relative category. The MMA and No-Gi combination gives this Albuquerque martial-arts record a concise, supported identity grounded in its named focus, city, state, and country.
Albuquerque, NM
MMA and No-Gi are the defining training-focus labels for Gracie Barra Albuquerque Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu in Albuquerque, NE, USA. Together, those labels place the record at the intersection of mixed martial arts and grappling practiced without the traditional gi, giving the listing a clearly different emphasis from a gi-only entry. For someone comparing broad martial-arts categories, MMA signals a mixed-rules context, while No-Gi identifies a grappling format centered on clothing without a gi. The supplied $$ price-range symbol is part of this Albuquerque record and should be read only as its listed relative price category. Gracie Barra Albuquerque Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu is therefore identified by its MMA and No-Gi focus, its Albuquerque, NE location, its USA country designation, and the supplied $$ category.
Albuquerque, NM
10th Planet Jiu Jitsu Albuquerque is identified with MMA and No-Gi in Albuquerque, NE, USA and carries a $$ price-range symbol. MMA describes a mixed martial-arts category, while No-Gi identifies grappling without the traditional gi as the defining format. Taken together, the labels give the record both a broader MMA context and a specific no-gi grappling reference. For a beginner, this makes it easier to understand that No-Gi and Gi are different focus labels, and that MMA is broader than either one alone. For a competitor, MMA and No-Gi are the relevant supplied categories connected to 10th Planet Jiu Jitsu Albuquerque. The Albuquerque, NE location and the $$ designation round out the stated profile, with no additional discipline, amenity, affiliation, or achievement attached to the record.
Rio Rancho, NM
Gracie Barra Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu in Rio Rancho New Mexico operates at 1000 Golf Course Rd Suite 109 in Rio Rancho, New Mexico. Established in 2010, the martial arts academy delivers structured Brazilian jiu-jitsu training and practical self-defense instruction for youth and adult students across the Albuquerque metropolitan area. The academy is directed by head instructor and owner Professor Roberto "Tussa" Alencar, a multiple-time IBJJF World No-Gi Champion and Pan American Champion. Professor Alencar and the coaching staff guide classes with an emphasis on leverage, mechanical control, guard passing, defensive escapes, and submission holds. Instruction balances technical precision with disciplined partner drilling, creating a safe training environment suited for both recreation and competition. The school structures its offerings into defined instructional pathways. Curriculum tracks feature adult fundamentals, advanced jiu-jitsu, and youth programs designed to cultivate discipline, focus, and athletic agility. Training sessions combine positional repetition, controlled sparring, and cardiovascular conditioning to build functional strength, mental endurance, and practical personal protection competence.
Las Cruces, NM
Zia Jiu-Jitsu delivers ground grappling, martial arts defense, and combat fitness conditioning at 102 W Conway Avenue in Las Cruces, New Mexico. Operating as Zia Martial Arts, the academy conducts structured combat training programs for children, teens, and adult practitioners across the Las Cruces community. Instruction is directed by Professor Spencer, who combines martial arts instruction with yoga and personal training, alongside martial arts instructor Coach Mark Padilla and coach Jackie. The instructional staff focuses on movement fundamentals, mental discipline, situational awareness, and technical skill development for practitioners of all experience levels. Academy coursework features adult Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu focusing on ground control, leverage, and joint submissions, mixed martial arts combining striking and wrestling, kickboxing conditioning, and a kids jiu-jitsu program offering both gi and no-gi training. Prospective students can submit an online inquiry to learn more about class schedules and membership registration.
Albuquerque, NM
The War Room School of Jiu Jitsu is an IBJJF registered training center situated at 5617 Paradise Boulevard Northwest in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Founded in March 2020 by Professor Jose Garcia, the school originated on a modest home mat space before developing into a full-scale martial arts facility focused on physical and mental conditioning. Professor Jose Garcia was raised in Albuquerque and began his Brazilian jiu-jitsu training in 2010 under Professor Gustavo Alencar, earning his black belt in 2019 and first degree in 2022. The coaching roster also features competition team coaches Aubrey Donahue and Albert Apache, alongside certified yoga instructor Muriel Palanca. Daily training provides fundamental and advanced classes across gi and no-gi grappling, live sparring rounds, and focused yoga recovery sessions. Youth martial arts instruction divides students into the Littles program for ages 4 to 6 and the Big Kids program for ages 7 to 12.
Albuquerque, NM
MMA and No-Gi form the stated training focus for The Martial Club in Albuquerque, NE, USA. MMA identifies a mixed martial arts category, while No-Gi identifies a grappling format practiced without the traditional uniform, giving the record a blend of broad combat-sport and grappling emphasis. A beginner can read those labels as an introduction to more than one martial-arts context, and a competitor can recognize that the focuses span MMA and a distinct No-Gi setting. The supplied price range is $$, which is the relative price category attached to this Albuquerque record. The Martial Club is therefore described by its MMA and No-Gi mix rather than by unsupplied details about how those focuses are delivered. Its location in Albuquerque, Nebraska, and its $$ designation complete the available profile.
Edgewood, NM
BMF Ranch is listed with an MMA and No-Gi training focus in Edgewood, NE, USA. MMA denotes a mixed martial arts category, while No-Gi denotes a grappling format without the traditional uniform, so the supplied profile spans both a broad combat-sport label and a particular grappling context. For a beginner, those labels offer a simple way to place the record within martial arts; for a competitor, they distinguish MMA from No-Gi as separate focus categories. The record’s stated price range is $$, retaining the relative price designation exactly as supplied. Edgewood establishes the Nebraska location for BMF Ranch without suggesting anything beyond that location. Its description is grounded only in the MMA and No-Gi labels, the $$ symbol, and the named place, with no added claims about instruction, structure, amenities, or participation.
Rio Rancho, NM
Next Move Jiu Jitsu delivers martial arts education and technical grappling instruction at 3301 Southern Blvd SE Suite 501 in Rio Rancho, New Mexico. An IBJJF-certified academy, the facility conducts daily classes for students across Rio Rancho, Albuquerque, Bernalillo, and surrounding communities. Instruction is directed by Professor Jason Howells, an IBJJF-certified 2nd-degree black belt. The coaching team includes Professor David Boling and instructor Barry Booher, alongside purple belt coaches Jayson Cardon, Yvonne Cardon, Nora Howells, and Chris Dibble. The academy maintains affiliations with EDJ School of Jiu Jitsu and the We Defy Foundation. Coursework encompasses adult Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu across fundamental and advanced levels, combatives training, and structured kids jiu-jitsu classes. Programs emphasize tactical strategy, positional control, joint submissions, and physical conditioning, with two-week introductory trial programs available for new students.
Albuquerque, NM
Gi and No-Gi define the listed training focus for Misfit Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Academy in Albuquerque, NE, USA. Gi identifies grappling practiced with the traditional uniform, while No-Gi identifies grappling without it, giving the academy two closely related but distinct Brazilian jiu-jitsu categories. For a beginner, the pairing broadly signals that these labels differ by attire and grappling context; for a competitor, it points to familiar divisions that are often considered separately. The supplied $$ price-range symbol belongs with this Albuquerque record and is stated without attaching a money amount or value description. Misfit Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Academy has no supplied affiliation, amenity, verification status, or competition achievement. Its description therefore remains limited to the academy name, exact location, relative price category, and Gi and No-Gi focus, without assumptions about how that focus is delivered.
Roswell, NM
Academy Jiu Jitsu operates at 4501 N Main St Ste 9 inside the Roswell Mall in Roswell, New Mexico. The martial arts school provides Brazilian Jiu Jitsu instruction for youth, teenagers, and adults from Roswell and neighboring communities including Artesia, Carlsbad, and Dexter. The academy is owned and directed by head instructor Professor Victor Medrano, a first-degree black belt, federal law enforcement professional, and U.S. Army veteran with over 39 years of martial arts experience. Professor Medrano previously served as a supervisory course developer instructor at the United States Border Patrol Academy. The coaching team includes Coach AJ Medrano and Coach Allison Medrano, who assist with youth instruction and competition prep. The academy provides structured classes for every skill level. Youth programs feature Kids Jiu Jitsu Ages 4-8 and Kids Jiu Jitsu Ages 9-12, focusing on movement fundamentals and basic techniques. Older students and adult practitioners train in supportive sessions for teens and adults (ages 13+).
