- Welcome to UEA Mixed Martial Arts Club -

Want to improve your fitness? Manage stress? Learn self-defence or just make new friends?

MIxed Martial Arts may be for you! MMA is one of the biggest and most exciting combat sports in the world, why not give it a try?

UEA MMA utilises a mixture of Muay Thai, Kickboxing, No Gi grappling and Jiu Jitsu; allowing you to explore MMA for yourself!
Our BJJ classes are open to all members too, please bring a Gi if you have one but not essential. 

No matter your background, everyone is welcome! We are a club which caters to all abilities - whether you're a beginner, the next Khabib, we have something for everybody. There is not and never will be any pressure on you to train at a level of intensity that you're not comfortable with. That being said you can also join our most determined members in developing your skills as quickly as possible if you're wanting a challenge.

If you want to join our fantastic and friendly team, get in touch or come to a session! It's loads of fun and a great way to meet new people. 

Get in contact with us on social media with any questions you have, preferably Instagram DM.
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Taster sessions running from sept 25th to oct 1st. Free to all, tickets below!
All training sessions will be held at Congregation Hall 01.19

Training hours for 2023/24:

Monday: 8 - 10pm Muay Thai / open mat

Wednesday: 6 - 8pm MMA no gi / Muay Thai

Thursday: 8 - 9pm BJJ Beginners  &  9 - 11pm BJJ

Sunday: 12 - 2pm BJJ ,   2 - 3pm Comp Training/Fight Night,   3 - 5pm MMA no gi/Muay Thai

We look forward to meeting you all soon! 
 

Commitee Members:

Additional Cost of Sport Ranges

The additional cost of sport project, which was created by the Students’ Union, alongside uea+sport, is designed to give prospective members information on the range of costs they may face in joining their chosen sport.

This range should be taken as guidance. For compulsory costs, this price includes uea+sport membership which is £55, and you only need to pay once to join all of our clubs.

When considering additional costs, some clubs may have none and others may have further costs. This is often dependent on the level of competitiveness for the sport you get involved in, and so recreational or socially playing may be cheaper. You may also have equipment which can be used between multiple sports, for example shoes or gum shields.

For any questions, please ask the sport club for specific further information, or union.opportunities@uea.ac.uk for further information on the project.

Many thanks,

Luke Johnson

Your Activities & Opportunities Officer 23/24