The Gracie Barra School of North Phoenix was founded in August of 2017.
Our school is the result of the efforts of Professor Flavio Almeida, a 4rd Degree Black Belt under Master Carlos Gracie Jr and Prof. Dave Weber, one of his first black belts
We offer world-class level Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu instruction for individuals, families, and Law Enforcement officials of north phoenix. Our program offers an great environment for anyone looking for fitness, character development, self-defense, martial art, and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu training in the communities of North Phoenix such as Deer Valley, Norterra, Anthem, and Desert Ridge.
The Gracie Barra North Phoenix classes are aligned with the Gracie Barra Program Structure developed by Master Carlos Gracie Jr. to meet specific learning needs from people with different ages, gender and levels.
Our clean, friendly, and progress oriented environment allows the students to have a challenging, inspirational, and warm learning and training experience that always make them feel like coming back.
Gracie Barra is for anyone who values discipline, wellness, martial art, respect, and is looking for a well balanced life-style.
It doesn’t matter if you are a person with no training background that wants to loose weight or learn self-defense, a busy business man looking for a stress relieving activity, a parent searching for an something to complement the education of your kids, or a experienced martial artist aiming for the further development of your fighting skills, come to the school.
We are sure you will find at our school an exciting and challenging place that will allow you to achieve your goals.
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Our Instructors
Prof. Flavio Almeida
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Flavio Almeida is on a mission to bring the amazing positive impact of Jiu-Jitsu and Gracie Barra to as many communities as possible. As Head Instructor and co-founder of nine Gracie Barra schools in Southern California and the Phoenix metropolitan area, Flavio has taught thousands of students from all around the world and graduated more …
