TNT MMA Training Center

No Gi Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu – Muay Thai – Wrestling – Sport Fitness

Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu

Elite No Gi Grappling

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World Class Striking

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“I’ve worked very hard to create an environment of respect, integrity, support and camaraderie regardless of background or experience level. These aspects along with the amazing coaches is what has come to separate TNT MMA from all the others.”

Professor Scott “TNT” Tannenbaum – Owner/ 6th Degree Black Belt

About MMA classes in Phoenix

TNT MMA Training Center in Phoenix offers the most comprehensive and progressive Adult and Youth programs in Arizona, and sets the standard of excellence in Martial Arts training. Our classes are focused on providing the highest level of instruction by the most qualified coaches in the state. Our instructors are experienced in providing a fun, ego free and challenging atmosphere to students of all ages and skill levels.

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Fear causes hesitation and hesitation will cause your worst fears to come true.

Fear causes hesitation and hesitation will cause your worst fears to come true.

No-Gi BJJ for Self-Defense — The Way It Was Meant to Be Taught

We don’t teach sport jiu-jitsu. We teach No-Gi BJJ built around real self-defense — the kind that works when someone is actually swinging at you. That means striking defense, parrying punches, takedowns, and clinch work from day one. Not point-scoring. Not competition guard pulls.

Under Professor Scott Tannenbaum — 6th degree black belt, ex-fighter, 40+ years in martial arts — you’ll learn a complete system: how to close the distance safely, control the clinch, take someone down, and finish from the ground.

→ Read more: Is No-Gi BJJ Good for Self-Defense?