THIS ISWHEREYOU’REMADE.
Wrestling. MMA. Thai boxing. BJJ. A combat academy for kids, teens and adults. Built on respect, discipline and the work you put in.
Register your interestYour first session is free. Opening details coming soon.
FOUR DISCIPLINES.
ONE ACADEMY.
From your first session to the work that comes next. Learn the fundamentals. Keep showing up.
Wrestling
Balance. Control. Takedowns.
Build the foundations of standing grappling: movement, positioning and control.
MMA
Bring it all together.
Connect striking and grappling through the fundamentals of mixed martial arts.
Thai boxing
Precision under pressure.
Develop striking technique, footwork and conditioning through Thai boxing.
BJJ
Think. Position. Progress.
Learn the positions, escapes and control that underpin Brazilian jiu-jitsu.
Kids
A place to build confidence, learn respect and develop the fundamentals.
Teens & adults
Start with the basics. Keep building your skill, fitness and discipline.
BEFORE YOU
STEP IN.
Frequently asked questions about training at The Pit.
How much does training cost?
Children and teens: £40 per month for unlimited training. Adults: £50 per month for unlimited training.
Can I try a session first?
Yes. Your first session is free. Register your interest for opening news and class information; this does not book or guarantee a place in a session.
Which disciplines can I train in?
Wrestling, MMA, Thai boxing and Brazilian jiu-jitsu (BJJ). The timetable is provisional, and disciplines have not yet been assigned to individual days.
Are there weekend classes?
The provisional timetable starts at 10:30am on Saturdays and Sundays. Weekend classes and finish times are still to be confirmed.
Does registering my interest commit me to joining?
No. Registering your interest is for opening news and class information. There is no payment or commitment. For a child or teen, a parent or guardian should register using their own details.
YOUR NEXT
CHAPTER
STARTS HERE.
Leave your details for opening news and class information. No payment. No commitment.
For a child or teen, a parent or guardian should complete the form using their own details.