Sacan Martial Arts Training Center

Sacan Martial Arts Training Center offers Kenpo Karate (kids), Muay Thai, Wrestling, BJJ, MMA, Coached Sparring, and BJJ Open Mat. The schedule includes Kenpo Karate (kids) on Monday through Thursday at 5:30pm, Muay Thai on Monday through Friday at 6:30pm, Wrestling on Monday at 7:30pm, BJJ on Tuesday and Thursday at 7:30pm and typically Sunday at 2pm, MMA on Wednesday at 7:30pm, Coached Sparring on Saturday at 11am, and BJJ Open Mat typically on Sunday at 2pm.

Programs

• Kenpo Karate (kids) — Monday 5:30pm; Tuesday 5:30pm; Wednesday 5:30pm; Thursday 5:30pm
• Muay Thai — Monday 6:30pm; Tuesday 6:30pm; Wednesday 6:30pm; Thursday 6:30pm; Friday 6:30pm
• Wrestling — Monday 7:30pm
• BJJ — Tuesday 7:30pm; Thursday 7:30pm; Sunday 2pm (typically)
• MMA — Wednesday 7:30pm
• Coached Sparring — Saturday 11am (intermittent; see Neal for details)
• BJJ Open Mat — Sunday 2pm (typically; see Bryan for details)
• Mixed Martial Arts
• Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ)
• Muay Thai Kickboxing
• Tama Ryu Kenpo Jujitsu
• Sticky Boxing (Jeet Kune Do Concepts)

At a glance

• Ages: 5–18 years old

About the provider

The program says it was established to help individuals of different ages discover and develop their skills in martial arts. Its mission includes helping individuals develop physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual aspects, self-expression, and self-confidence. It also says classes are grouped as group, semi-private, and private lessons, and that there is a free 10-day class experience and a free trial lesson.

Classes are categorized as group, semi-private, and private lessons. The page says there is a free 10-day class experience and a free trial lesson. It also says coached sparring is intermittent and that BJJ open mat is typically on Sunday at 2pm.

What families say

“Great martial arts school, fantastic experience. For adults, by far the best stand up / kickboxing/ Muay Thai you can find in the Midwest region.” — Todd Carnes

“Great place with great people. Everyone treats each other with respect and all levels of experience are accepted. Head instructor, Neal Rowe, is very knowledgeable in several different arts. The gym is affordable compared compared to most gyms in the region. This is the place for you to train Muay Thai or your kids to train in Kenpo Karate, if you are living in the Midwest.” — Chris Smith

Last updated September 27, 2026.