Virtue Martial Arts

Hard Gi rounds today

Here’s a few videos from last weeks tournament enjoy ☺️

A few clips from this passed week of training 👍🏼

At Virtue Martial Arts, we value:
• consistency over shortcuts
• humility over ego
• real skill over appearances

Everyone here earns their progress the same way — through work, accountability, and support from the team around them.

Come try a free trial class to see if we’re the right fit for you !

jiujitsu

If it doesn’t have clinch it’s not Muay Thai.

One aspect of Muay Thai that makes it unique from many other striking martial art forms is the inclusion of grappling within the art..

The Muay Thai clinch shares many similarities to the standing grappling arts like wrestling and judo in its use of strategic leverage for the purpose of off balancing and destabilizing our opponent. However unlike other grappling martial arts, the goal of the Muay thai clinch isn’t necessarily positional control/dominance. The end purpose is to create opportunity to facilitate more violence in the forms of elbows, knees, and sweeps.

Check out our growing Muay Thai all levels class on mondays and wednesdays here in Waltham!!!

Minute by minute , Day by Day , Brick by Brick : we are building a a special community here at Virtue Martial Arts. At the core is discipline, control, and strong character. We build leaders, not just fighters.

Check out our new addition to Saturday morning kids Bjj at 9am followed by adult Bjj fundamentals.

Dm for more info.

Solid work tonight

Swag is IN

Introducing Coach Landon!!

Landon’s first experience of jiu jitsu was learning how to choke out friends at his cousin’s birthday party as a young teen. It wasn’t until he was 19 that he found it wasn’t just some kind of birthday hazing ritual and instead was something he could get to practice and learn at a school regularly!

Ever since then, Landon fell in love with nogi jiu jitsu and has been doing so for over ten years, up until COVID, when he took a 5 year hiatus. Having recently found his way back to training and to a new home at Virtue Martial Arts, he brings his years of training experience, passion for sharing the art of jiu jitsu with all, and playful, welcoming, and warm spirit to the coaching team.
Off the mats, Landon is a therapist and sport psychology professional specializing in working with individuals who have experienced complex trauma and athletes. Outside work you can find him in nature, spending time with friends, family, and animals, or practicing yoga and meditation.

Landon’s first foundational Nogi BJJ class will be this coming Saturday starting at 10AM. Anyone is welcome to come out to show support and have some fun in the process !!! Ossss