Programs

Martial arts programs in Burbank.

Beginner-friendly, competition-ready programs for adults, kids, families, and athletes in Burbank.

10th Planet Jiu Jitsu program preview
No-Gi Grappling

10th Planet Jiu Jitsu

Try Jiu Jitsu

No-gi grappling for beginners, competitors, and anyone who wants real control on the ground. Learn escapes, submissions, positional control, and live rolling in a team-first environment.

What to Bring
  • Rashguard.
  • Shorts/spats.
  • Mouthguard optional.
  • Water.
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Muay Thai program preview
Striking

Muay Thai

Try Muay Thai

Striking built around punches, kicks, knees, elbows, clinch work, pad work, conditioning, and practical stand-up skills.

Gear Checklist
  • Gloves.
  • Hand wraps.
  • Shin guards.
  • Mouthguard.
  • Water.
Ask What to Bring
MMA program preview

Mixed Martial Arts

Try MMA

Training that connects striking, grappling, takedowns, positional control, and fight-ready transitions.

First Class Checklist
  • Rashguard.
  • Shorts/spats.
  • Gloves.
  • Hand wraps.
  • Shin guards.
  • Mouthguard.
  • Water.
Book a Free Trial
Kids Martial Arts class preview
Youth Training

Kids Martial Arts

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Build confidence, discipline, coordination, self-defense, and respect in a safe team environment.

Kids Checklist
  • Comfortable athletic clothes for trial.
  • Water.
  • Parent contact info.
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Women's Community Classes program preview
Women-Only Training

Women's Community Classes

Ask About Women's Classes

Women-only classes for students who want a supportive community environment, beginner-friendly coaching, confidence, and practical martial arts training.

Women-Only Class Notes
  • Comfortable athletic clothes.
  • Water.
  • Beginner questions are welcome.
  • Ask the gym for the current women-only class schedule.
Ask About Women's Classes
Strength and Conditioning program preview
Performance

Strength & Conditioning

Try Conditioning

Athletic conditioning to support martial arts performance, mobility, durability, and general fitness.

Training Checklist
  • Comfortable athletic clothes.
  • Training shoes if preferred.
  • Water.
  • Towel optional.
Ask What to Bring

Program Questions

Choosing your first training path.

Which program should beginners start with?

Brand-new students can start with Jiu Jitsu, Muay Thai, MMA, Kids Martial Arts, women's community classes, or conditioning. The free-trial form helps match the first class to age, goals, and experience.

Can I train more than one style?

Yes. The site presents No-Gi Jiu Jitsu, Muay Thai, MMA, kids classes, women's community classes, and conditioning as connected paths, so students can build grappling, striking, fitness, and confidence over time.

What should I bring to my first class?

Each program card includes a gear checklist. For a trial, comfortable athletic clothes and water are a safe starting point unless the gym gives different instructions.