Eugene · Oregon

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Northwest Martial Arts

IndependentEst. 1995

755 Charnelton St, Eugene, OR 97401

4.945 reviews · via Google

About Northwest Martial Arts

Northwest Martial Arts Academy at 755 Charnelton Street in Eugene calls itself the city's original Brazilian Jiu Jitsu studio, established in 1995. It runs adult BJJ (ages 14+) in fundamentals and all-levels tracks, kickboxing/Muay Thai, a women's-only BJJ and self-defense class, and youth BJJ split into Raccoons (6-9), Foxes (10-14) and an invite-only Wolves black belt leadership program, plus open mats on Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Owner and head instructor Professor Harold Utterback has been with the academy since its inception and is a two-stripe black belt under 4x world championship medallist Wellington 'Megaton' Dias, in a lineage the school traces through Helio and Royler Gracie.

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Programs

  • Gi
  • Kids
  • Beginners
  • Women's
  • Self-Defense
  • Open Mat

Weekly Schedule

4:00 PM
Raccoons (6-9 years)
5:00 PM
Foxes (10-14 years)

Instructors

Harold UtterbackBlack Belt
head

Lineage: Helio Gracie → Royler Gracie → Megaton Dias

Tyler PascuaBlack Belt
instructor
Natalie WhitsonBlack Belt
instructor
Travis NiderostBrown Belt
coach

Lineage: Alex Ross → Harold Utterback

Henry Lee KingPurple Belt
coach
Gabriel YospinBrown Belt
coach

Frequently Asked Questions

Does Northwest Martial Arts offer gi or no-gi classes?+

Northwest Martial Arts offers gi Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu classes.

Who is the head instructor at Northwest Martial Arts?+

The head instructor is Harold Utterback, a black belt with lineage through Helio Gracie, Royler Gracie, Megaton Dias.

Does Northwest Martial Arts have a kids BJJ program?+

Yes, Northwest Martial Arts offers a dedicated program for children.

Does Northwest Martial Arts have open mat?+

Yes, Northwest Martial Arts runs open mat sessions. Check the weekly schedule for times.

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