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Boxing & martial arts · San MarcosDouble Five San Marcos JiujitsuDouble Five San Marcos Jiujitsu is a family-friendly Brazilian jiu-jitsu school in San Marcos. It offers classes for little kids aged 3 to 6, big kids aged 7 to 14…Boxing & martial arts · San MarcosLVLZ BoxingLVLZ Boxing is a boxing gym in San Marcos with classes for kids, teens and adults. Alongside boxing and fitness classes it runs a competitive boxing team and offers…Boxing & martial arts · San MarcosMission Grappling ClubMission Grappling Club in San Marcos offers Brazilian jiu-jitsu and wrestling for adults, teens and kids. Adult classes include gi, no-gi, a fundamentals class,…Boxing & martial arts · San MarcosSan Diego Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu & Mixed Martial ArtsSan Diego Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu & Mixed Martial Arts is a family-owned academy in San Marcos with a two-story, 12,000 square foot training space. It teaches Brazilian…Boxing & martial arts · San MarcosWalensky Jiu-JitsuWalensky Jiu-Jitsu is a Brazilian jiu-jitsu academy in San Marcos led by Brandon Walensky, a black belt under Clark Gracie. The school trains beginners, mixed martial…

Questions and answers

How many boxing & martial arts gyms are in San Marcos?

SD Trainers lists 5 independent boxing & martial arts gyms in San Marcos. That is 5 of the 93 listed across San Diego County.

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

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 (5), Escondido (10) and Carlsbad (5).

What else is listed in San Marcos?

Besides boxing & martial arts gyms, San Marcos has 6 personal trainers, 4 strength & conditioning gyms and a CrossFit or HYROX gym. See everything listed in San Marcos.

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.