Champion Jiu-Jitsu MMA Academy is the premiere location to train in the areas surrounding Mansfield, Texas.

• Whether you are looking to train by yourself or with your friends and family, our family friendly atmosphere is perfect for you!
• Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and MMA are unlike any other form of martial arts. Not only is Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu globally recognized as a major combat sport, it also has the reputation of being one of the most effective forms of martial arts in the world.
• Not only will you have a great time, but you will also have the skill and confidence to defend yourself if a situation ever arises.
• We offer unique programs for both children and adults starting at age 4 and up!

We are an affiliate of the world-renowned RCJ Machado Academy, and we offer

• Comprehensive self-defense programs
• Anti-bullying programs
• Fitness classes designed to increase stamina and speed-up recovery time.

Professor Young (right) & Master Machado (left)

Professor Young, our Head Instructor, has trained since 1994 under award-winning Grand Master Carlos Machado, who to this day still retains a close friendship. You can rest assured that, not only are you getting very close to the source of Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu in Mansfield, but you are also receiving a high level of instruction!

We pride ourselves on teaching high quality jiu-jitsu. As you now know, Grand Master Carlos Machado is a nephew of Carlos Gracie (one of the founders of Brazilian jiu-jitsu), so that means you are getting as close to the source as possible!

Grand Master Carlos Machado has trained under some of the great legends of the Gracie family like the late Carlson Gracie and the late Rolls Gracie.

In this day and age, Mixed Martial Arts in Mansfield as a sport has become more and more popular in this area. With the rising popularity of MMA, the demand for Brazilian jiu-jitsu schools has risen tremendously.

How does MMA affect the growth of Brazilian jiu-jitsu?

• MMA fighters must learn Brazilian jiu-jitsu in order to develop the skills necessary to effectively address the inevitable clinch and/or take down.
• When you see a fighter assume the mount position, guard, or use a submission, then you know they have some form of jiu-jitsu training!