Boxing & martial arts · PowayAftermath Brazilian Jiu-JitsuAftermath Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu is an academy on Poway Road in Poway offering Brazilian jiu-jitsu for adults and a separate kids program. Classes cover ground grappling…Boxing & martial arts · PowayAmerican Strength and CombatAmerican Strength and Combat is a wrestling and MMA gym on Oak Knoll Road in Poway. It describes a takedown-first approach, with about 1,400 square feet of mat space,…Boxing & martial arts · PowayPoway Jiu JitsuPoway Jiu Jitsu is a Brazilian jiu-jitsu academy on Pomerado Road in Poway, teaching kids and adults from beginner to competitor. The head instructor is Professor…Boxing & martial arts · PowayPoway Martial ArtsPoway Martial Arts trains students on Poway Road in Kenpo karate, boxing, Muay Thai, jiu-jitsu and MMA, with its boxing program running as The Boxing Club. Classes…Boxing & martial arts · PowayR3 BoxingR3 Boxing is a boxing gym in Poway led by owner and head coach Brady Rein, who runs it with his wife. Adult classes come in two tracks, a fitness level and a sparring…

Questions and answers

How many boxing & martial arts gyms are in Poway?

SD Trainers lists 5 independent boxing & martial arts gyms in Poway. That is 5 of the 123 listed across San Diego County.

How do I find a boxing or martial arts gym near me in Poway?

Filter the list above by name or style. Each listing says what the business offers and links to its own website and Instagram. SD Trainers doesn't take bookings, so contact the business directly. Boxing & martial arts gyms nearby: Vista (7), San Marcos (7), Escondido (10), San Diego (38) and Santee (3).

What else is listed in Poway?

Besides boxing & martial arts gyms, Poway has 2 personal trainers, a CrossFit or HYROX gym, 3 Pilates, yoga & barre studios, a recovery or cold plunge studio and a nutrition coach. See everything listed in Poway.

What should I ask before a first boxing or martial arts class?

Ask whether there is a beginner or fundamentals class, what gear you need on day one (gloves and wraps for striking, a gi for jiu-jitsu) and whether the gym lends it. Sparring is normally optional and comes later.