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New York Combat Club: 105-107
Chambers Street
New York,
NY
10007
TriBeCa
(917) 720-3710
Why Choose New York Combat Club?
If you are looking to learn self-defense in a safe and supportive environment then this is the perfect way to get a well-rounded martial arts education. However New York Combat Club is also ideal for those who are looking to develop their fighting skills to a high level. Our instructors are experts in their fields, including world champions and black belts. We believe in respect and our classes are incredibly inclusive and friendly.
Brazilian Jiu Jitsu is a grappling-based martial art whose focus is on controlling an opponent to submission. BJJ classes NYC have grown in popularity due to the growth in MMA sports, where the techniques taught in BJJ classes can be vital for an MMA fighters repertoire. Jiu Jitsu is both mentally and physically challenging. Practitioners must engage with a high level of fitness as well as problem-solving, improving the harmony of body and spirit.
Muay Thai is the basis for many of the techniques utilized in fun, group fitness classes. On the flipside, Muay Thai is also a serious sport that gives practitioners real-life fighting skills that they can use in all aspects of life. Our Muay Thai classes will teach serious fighting skills and improve your fitness in a fun and supportive community.
MMA brings a variety of disciplines together in a fun and competitive environment. Our boxing classes will challenge your fitness, balance and coordination while enhancing your striking skills.
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Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ) is a grappling-based martial art. One of the main principles of BJJ is that a smaller person can subdue a larger, stronger and more aggressive person. At the core of BJJ is the skill of controlling a resisting opponent in ways that force him to submit.
Since it is generally easier to control someone on the ground than in a standing position, most BJJ techniques are centered around the skill of taking an opponent down to the ground. Once down, the objective is to wrestle for positions of dominant control that render an opponent harmless. This is accomplished through use of leverage, grip, and body position. Students that train BJJ will gain a deeper working knowledge of how the human body works and to what limits it can be pushed.
Muay Thai or Thai Boxing is a combat sport from Thailand that uses stand-up striking along with various clinching techniques. It also includes includes combat on shins. This physical and mental discipline is known as "the art of eight limbs" because it is characterized by the combined use of fists, elbows, knees, and shins. Battling with all these body parts requires strong physical preparation which forces the the fighter to be very efficient both physically and mentally.
Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) is a full-contact combat sport that allows striking and grappling, both standing and on the ground. Techniques from other combat sports and martial arts are incorporated. Some of the most commonly used martial arts in MMA are Muay Thai, Boxing, Wrestling, and BJJ. A solid combination of these skills is what sets MMA apart from other combat sports.