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High Altitude Martial Arts
High Altitude Martial Arts: Pro-grade coaching in Denver's welcoming martial arts community.
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High Altitude Martial Arts: Pro-grade coaching in Denver's welcoming martial arts community.
High Altitude Martial Arts in Denver offers a spacious gym for BJJ and striking, with large mats and a sizable cage. Reviews highlight experienced coaches, many former pro fighters who regularly teach youth classes, a clean facility, and a flexible six-day schedule. The welcoming community emphasizes safety, respect, and inclusivity for families, teens, and adults.
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Comprehensive training for all levels, from beginners to advanced practitioners, focusing on technique and ground fighting.
Expert-led classes in boxing, kickboxing, and mixed martial arts, with attention to form and strategy for competition or fitness.
Age-appropriate classes teaching discipline, confidence, and self-defense in a fun, safe environment for children.
One-on-one instruction tailored to individual goals, ideal for skill refinement or competition preparation.
Flexible options for visitors or new students to try martial arts in a supportive, no-pressure setting.
Seasonal gatherings and special sessions to foster camaraderie and enhance skills outside regular classes.
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Gatti Gatti Arturo
Leister Bowling
Juice Wrld Jr
It was great i been there for 4 years i am a grey and black with 1 stripe
Dalton “The Sultan of Sway” Grinstead
Best Martial Arts Gym in the State! It doesn’t matter if you are just starting out or training to become a world champion- they have you covered.
Alex Atakhanov
High Altitude Martial Arts (HAMA) is hands down one of the best gyms I’ve ever trained at. The environment is professional, motivating, and welcoming at the same time. Wether you’re brand new or experienced, they really make sure you’re learning the right way and pushing yourself to improve. Huge shoutout to the coaches — Jake(both of them), Shae, Velour, Avery, Eric, and Joey. Every one of them brings something different to the table, and you can tell they genuinely care about your progress. They take the time to explain technique, correct mistakes, and actually help you get better instead of just running you through workouts. The culture here is solid — no ego, just hard work, respect, and people trying to improve. If you’re serious about martial arts, fitness, and becoming better mentally and physically, this is the place to be. Highly recommend HAMA to anyone looking for a real gym with real coaching. #Oss 🥋
Ryan Richardson
