Jiu Jitsu Dojos in Fayetteville

Fayetteville, NC - 28303 | (910) 728-6317

Details: Cornerstone Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu - Fight to Win of Fayetteville, NC, is a full-time martial-arts facility dedicated to the instruction of Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ). We are an affiliate of Fight to Win Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu headquartered in Charlotte, North Carolina under the leadership of founder Professor Steve Hall. Our head instructor is Charles Nunley, Black Belt under Professor Hall. We focus on traditional BJJ, Gi and no-Gi, for men, women, and children. BJJ is a highly effective comprehensive system of standing and ground defense techniques utilizing rules of leverage. Civilians, martial artists and law enforcement use BJJ because of its simple responses. We are here to assist you in your BJJ journey no matter experience, stature, or physical fitness.

Fayetteville, NC - 28303 | (910) 493-3288

Details: Martial Arts of NC is the place to be for all your Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu needs. Our classes are curriculum oriented, providing a fast-paced yet easy approach to learning and progressing in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu. Students are helpful to each other and achieve great results in a short amount of time. Much of what is learned in our academy translates to everyday life and our students often see positive changes in their lives on and off the mats. Martial Arts of NC is extremely privileged to represent Carlos Machado as an official RCJ Machado Association School. Our school uses the Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu curriculum called The Machado Method to provide and maintain the high standard of training expected of an RCJ Academy.

Fayetteville, NC - 28303 | (910) 487-8326

Details: In 1996, Greg Thompson received his blue belt from Royce Gracie and opened one of the first Gracie Jiu-Jitsu network Schools on the East coast. At that time there were only three blue belts in the Carolinas. In 1997, Brent Pierce started training with Greg in Jiu-jitsu as he was running a successful school called California Combat Concepts (CCC). Brent had been putting on boxing and kickboxing events. Some of the first MMA events ever held on the east coast were by Brent over the Virginia line because it was illegal in North Carolina at that time. Greg’s students were in the first MMA events and dominated. In 1998, Greg changed the name of his school to the Academy of Mixed Martial Arts (AMMA) where he offered Gracie Jiu-Jitsu and Muay Thai. Brent started having Greg do monthly seminars at his school and Greg became their Grappling coach. In 1999, they decided to start fighting under the same name, Team R.O.C.( Realty of Combat). This was a name they were using to train law enforcement and military together as a team. In 2004 Royce Gracie invited over 100 of his top student to Team R.O.C. and gave out his first Black Belts, to Greg and four other students. Over the past several years Team R.O.C. students have opened up schools all over the east coast. Some of Greg’s students that started with him in the 1990’s as white and blue belts are now Black Belts and have their own TEAM ROC® School: Spencer Canup, Jason Culbreth, Billy Dowey, Jason Palacios, Brian Mingie, Brandon Garner, Mazi Heydary. Team R.O.C. has been featured in MMA Worldwide Magazine. TEAM ROC® fighters have appeared in some of the top shows in the world including: K1, UFC, IFL, StrikeForce, King of the Cage, Bodog Fights, and HDNET Fights. Some Pro-Fighters from Team R.O.C. Tim Kennedy (185) Jason Palacios (155) Aitor Canup (185) Brandon Garner (145) Tara Larosa (135). Team R.O.C. has approximately 15 schools across the east coast. TEAM ROC® currently has 8 black belts under Royce Gracie and continues to develop top level competitors.