BJJ Gyms in Syosset, NY

Syosset, NY hosts a diverse Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu community with 14 gyms offering a range of training options. Notable academies include A-Force Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Academy, which holds a perfect 5.0 rating from 81 reviews, alongside VHW Club and EQBC Arena Boxing, both also rated 5.0. Additional facilities like TITLE Boxing Club Syosset contribute to the area's robust martial arts presence.

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A-Force Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Academy - Syosset

81 reviews

No-Gi

Syosset, NY

A-Force Brazilian Jiu Jitsu operates at 235 Robbins Lane in Syosset, NY 11791. The official page describes the location as serving beginners and seasoned athletes in Syosset. The Syosset page says students train under fifth-degree black belt Andre Monteiro, who has more than 25 years of experience. The site describes the academy as offering instruction for students at different experience levels, with programs for both children and adults. Class offerings at the Syosset location include children’s Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, adult beginner and advanced Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, and Muay Thai. The adult program describes practical self-defense, physical conditioning, and mental focus, while the fundamentals and advanced training section addresses newcomers and students preparing for competition. The A-Force network also lists academies in Great Neck, Manhasset, Port Washington, Roslyn, Huntington, East Northport, and Rockville Centre. Prospective students can use the academy’s free-class form or contact staff for current class information.

VHW Club

46 reviews

Martial Arts

Syosset, NY

VHW Club, also known as Vougar's Honors Wrestling Club, is a combat grappling training academy located at 235 Robbins Lane in Syosset, New York. The club was established in 2006 to provide technical coaching for student wrestlers preparing for scholastic competition and championship tournaments. Instruction is directed by coach Vougar Oroudjov, focusing on Russian-style wrestling methodology. Training sessions emphasize technical mastery of fundamental wrestling skills, including high-percentage leg attack takedowns such as single leg and double leg entries, defensive counters, mat riding, breakdowns, and pinning combinations. In addition to physical technique and athletic conditioning, the curriculum places strong importance on academic discipline and mental toughness. The academy provides specialized youth and scholastic grappling programs tailored for both developmental beginners and competitive wrestlers. Interested athletes and parents can contact coach Vougar by telephone or email to learn about upcoming mat sessions and enrollment.

EQBC Arena Boxing

15 reviews

Boxing

Striking

Syosset, NY

Boxing and striking define EQBC Arena Boxing in Syosset, New York, USA. Its listed focus brings together the foundational range of boxing with the broader striking category, giving the record a clear stand-up martial-arts identity. For someone beginning martial arts, those labels point to an emphasis on movement and engagement while standing, rather than a grappling-focused setting. For a competitor-minded athlete, the same focus identifies a stand-up-oriented frame for considering their martial-arts direction. EQBC Arena Boxing is identified specifically with Boxing and Striking, two closely related disciplines that keep the description centered on exchanges at range. Located in Syosset, NY, the record presents a concise martial-arts profile shaped by that focused combination rather than by a mixed list of unrelated disciplines.

TITLE Boxing Club Syosset

98 reviews

Boxing

Striking

Syosset, NY

TITLE Boxing Club Syosset is centered on Boxing and Striking in Syosset, New York, USA. Boxing places attention on focused hand striking, while the broader Striking label signals a martial-arts focus organized around stand-up engagement. Together, these disciplines give the record a clear emphasis on distance, timing, movement, and controlled exchanges without suggesting any particular format beyond its listed focus. For a beginner, that combination can make the distinction between hand-based boxing and a wider striking category easy to understand. For a competitor, the same focus identifies a record aligned with stand-up martial-arts concepts. The Syosset location anchors this Boxing and Striking listing in New York while keeping the description tied only to its supplied disciplines.