Egley Train Academy - Boise

Egley Train Academy - Boise Build real Self-defense skill, confidence, and conditioning through Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, American Jiu-Jitsu, Muay Thai, and practical self-defense classes.
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Egley Train Boise Jiu Jitsu & Muay Thai transforms lives through world-class training, confidence, and community for kids and adults: beginners through advanced students. Martial arts training at Egley Train Boise Jiu Jitsu - HQ is led by certified, competition-tested coaches who teach with clear progressions and a safety-first culture. Programs fit preschoolers, kids, teens, adults, women, beginners, and competitors, with fundamentals and advanced training that develop discipline, focus, and resilience. Get fitter, learn to stay calm under pressure, and train in a no-ego room with partners who support your goals, from first day to tournament day. Visit Us in Boise, ID and book now to start your martial arts journey today.

First competition. Bigger mat than he's used to, brighter lights, a stranger across from him. 🦁He walked out there anywa...
09/26/2026

First competition. Bigger mat than he's used to, brighter lights, a stranger across from him. 🦁

He walked out there anyway. Discipline and resilience have no age limtis

Jason Scott organized a fundraiser for Edward, and the room showed up the way this room shows up. ❤️Not just the Egley T...
09/25/2026

Jason Scott organized a fundraiser for Edward, and the room showed up the way this room shows up. ❤️

Not just the Egley Team, but the people from far corners of the community came together. The mission and the people are what make all the difference

A kid's first competition is never about the match. It's about the twenty minutes before it. 🧠You can teach a seven-year...
09/23/2026

A kid's first competition is never about the match. It's about the twenty minutes before it. 🧠

You can teach a seven-year-old a takedown in a week. Teaching him what to do with his own nervous system takes years — and that's the part that transfers.

So the coaching before Little Egley's first match wasn't technical. It was: your hands are supposed to shake, it doesn't mean you aren't ready. It's your body telling you the moment matters. Go anyway.

That lesson shows up again at a first day of school, a tryout, a hard conversation.

Parents — when did you watch your kid walk toward something tough instead of walking away from it?

09/23/2026

Control isn't muscle. 🤫 It's weight in the right place and taking away the inch of space they need to move. The best in the room barely look like they're trying.

09/21/2026

POV: the second you feel your arm get isolated, you already know where this is going. 😅 The trap isn't the finish — it's the three steps before it you didn't see. Start watching for those and the whole game slows down.

Holding pads looks like the easy job. It isn't. 🥊A good pad holder reads the strike before it lands and gives honest fee...
09/21/2026

Holding pads looks like the easy job. It isn't. 🥊

A good pad holder reads the strike before it lands and gives honest feedback through the mitt. Too soft and the student learns nothing. Too stiff and somebody gets hurt.

Coach Doug's evening group has students who've gotten quietly excellent at this. They're not just training their own striking — they're building the person across from them.

That's Stewardship.

One is exploring mastery of movement, one is learning the beginnings of tehcnique. Both will learn and grow because of t...
09/19/2026

One is exploring mastery of movement, one is learning the beginnings of tehcnique. Both will learn and grow because of the effort they are investing in each other.

Summer is officially over for the kids team. The friendships they built on this mat aren't seasonal. 🍂Same room in Octob...
09/18/2026

Summer is officially over for the kids team. The friendships they built on this mat aren't seasonal. 🍂

Same room in October. Same crew. Just longer sleeves.

09/18/2026

The extra round your partner gives you after they're already cooked. 🤝 Nobody makes them do that — and it's the whole reason this room gets better.

Most students think progress means adding. A new sweep, a new entry, another name to remember.Watch a senior student and...
09/16/2026

Most students think progress means adding. A new sweep, a new entry, another name to remember.

Watch a senior student and you'll see the opposite — same closed guard they had two years ago, same three attacks. What changed is resolution. They see six variations inside a position that used to look like one thing.

That's the work with KC and Chris in the evening no-gi class. Not new positions. New questions asked of old ones. Mastery isn't a bigger library — it's sharper recognition. 🔍

What position have you stopped exploring because you assumed you already knew it?

Address

1462 S Entertainment Avenue
Boise, ID
83709

Opening Hours

Monday 6am - 8:30pm
Tuesday 5:30am - 8:30pm
Wednesday 6am - 8:30pm
Thursday 5:30am - 8:30pm
Friday 6am - 7:30pm
Saturday 9am - 12:30pm
Sunday 1pm - 3:30pm

Telephone

+12082918321

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