Oxford Martial Arts Academy (OMAA) is a Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu gym in Oxford, Oxfordshire, offering Gi, kids, women's and MMA classes. It is rated 4.2/5 from 49 Google reviews.
Head Instructor: MAX CAMPOS
Oxford Martial Arts Academy (OMAA) is Oxford’s largest Martial Arts Gym. We offer expert classes in Muay Thai, Boxing and Brazilian Jiu Jitsu.
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21 Templars Square, Oxford OX4 3XQ, United Kingdom
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Address: 21 Templars Square, Oxford OX4 3XQ, United Kingdom
Led by MAX CAMPOS.
Welcoming community with women's only classes and dedicated kids programs for all family members.
Conveniently located in 21 Templars Square, making it easily accessible for training.
Details last checked: December 2025. Contact the gym directly for the current timetable and prices.
No prior experience is necessary. Oxford Martial Arts Academy (OMAA) welcomes complete beginners and provides a supportive environment to learn Brazilian Jiu Jitsu fundamentals.
For your first class, bring comfortable athletic clothing, a water bottle, and a positive attitude. The gym can provide information about purchasing a gi (BJJ uniform) once you decide to continue training.
Yes! We offer dedicated kids Brazilian Jiu Jitsu programs. Contact us for age group information and class schedules.
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I’ve been training here for about a year now with my teenage kids as well, both Muay Thai and Jiu Jitsu. The Muay Thai coach is Tom Weeks and the Jiu Jitsu coach is Max Campos, both are terrific coaches with a passion for their sport. The gym managers, James and Yas, are also very friendly and helpful. My only ask is to “update” the Muay Thai area; the mats are very old and worn down and people (usually parents and kids) frequently walk through the area with shoes on or use it as a play area. Overall though, a great gym and good value for money and a friendly environment for old and younger people… but with serious training.
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Recently joined Muay Thai but Boxing seems to be the main sport they care about. The Jiu Jitsu and Muay Thai coaches are brilliant I just wish management would sort all the kids and parents out using the Muay Thai area like it’s a back yard… Running around in dirty shoes and throwing pads around
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Muay Thai very good but people have to stop to walk through the Muay Thai area wearing they shoes and let they kids play on equipment