What martial arts does Fighters' Den teach kids?

Kickboxing, Muay Thai, karate, boxing, wrestling, judo and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, for students aged 4 to 60 at all levels.

Is there a free trial class?

Yes - the academy offers free trial classes for new members.

How much does it cost and when are classes?

Prices, packages and class schedules aren't on the website; the academy shares them via WhatsApp on +971 56 240 2239.

Is there a girls-only class?

Yes - girls-only classes are led by female coaches, covering kickboxing, karate and self-defence in a female-only environment.

Does Fighters' Den cater for children with special needs?

Yes - certified special needs martial arts coaches run inclusive programmes for autism, ADHD and other developmental needs.

Where is Fighters' Den and is there parking?

Inside Uptown International School, Gulf Heroes Sports Club, Algeria Gate, Algeria Street, Mirdif, Dubai. Free parking is provided for members.

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Fighters' Den is a martial arts academy inside Uptown International School at Gulf Heroes Sports Club in Mirdif, teaching kickboxing, Muay Thai, karate, boxing, wrestling, judo and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ) to students aged 4 to 60, from beginners to advanced athletes. It was established in 2020 and is led by founder and head coach Mohamed Abo Rawash, who the academy describes as a BJJ World Champion with black belts in kickboxing, karate, judo and BJJ. Alongside the main classes there are girls-only classes led by female coaches, and an inclusive programme for children with autism, ADHD and other developmental needs, run by certified special needs martial arts coaches. New members can try a free trial class, and prices and class schedules are shared on WhatsApp. It's rated 4.9 on Google from 62 reviews, 60 of them five-star, and there's free parking on site.

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The activity

Martial Arts, explained

Martial arts covers a family of combat sports and self-defence systems, such as karate, kickboxing, Muay Thai, boxing, judo, wrestling and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ). Children learn technique through structured drills and partner work - striking styles focus on punches, kicks and footwork, while grappling styles like judo, wrestling and BJJ teach throws, holds and ground control. Alongside the physical skills, classes are built around discipline, respect and self-control, and many clubs use belts or grades to mark progress. Sessions build fitness, coordination and confidence, and many clubs take children from around four or five years old.

Who it's for

Students aged 4 to 60 - kids, teenagers and adults - at all levels from beginner to advanced athlete; girls-only classes led by female coaches; and an inclusive programme for people with autism, ADHD and other developmental needs, run by certified special needs martial arts coaches.

What to expect

New members can book a free trial class, so your child can try a session before you commit. Classes on the academy's booking page are listed at one hour each, across boxing, BJJ, grappling, judo, karate, kickboxing and Muay Thai, plus a ladies-only boxing class. Programmes are structured for all levels, so beginners are welcome, and the academy says its training focuses on discipline, respect, focus and self-control as well as fitness. Prices, packages and the class timetable aren't posted on the website - the academy shares them on WhatsApp, so message them to ask which class suits your child's age and level. The Google listing notes that an appointment is required.

Highlights

Kickboxing, Muay Thai, karate, boxing, wrestling, judo and BJJ for ages 4 to 60 (fightersdenuae.com)
Free trial class for new members (fightersdenuae.com)
Girls-only classes led by female coaches (fightersdenuae.com)
Special needs programme for autism, ADHD and other developmental needs (fightersdenuae.com)
Head coach Mohamed Abo Rawash, described by the academy as a BJJ World Champion (fightersdenuae.com)
Family discount and discounts for kids (Google listing)

Why parents rate it

What parents say on Google

Fighters' Den holds a 4.9 rating on Google from 62 reviews - 60 five-star and just 2 one-star, with nothing in between.

The facts

Ages: 4 to 60 years - kids, teenagers and adults (fightersdenuae.com)
Prices: Shared via WhatsApp - ask the provider (fightersdenuae.com)
Schedule: Class schedules shared via WhatsApp; classes listed at 1 hour each (fightersdenuae.com)
Trial: Free trial class for new members (fightersdenuae.com)
Where: Mirdif
How to book: fightersdenuae.com/bookings · +971 56 240 2239 · +971 58 681 6644 · wa.me/971562402239 · [email protected]
Opening hours: Mon–Sat4–10pm
Sun9am–6pm

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Good to know

Free parking for members; free parking lot and multi-storey car park (Google listing)
Prices and class schedules are shared via WhatsApp (fightersdenuae.com)
Open Monday-Saturday 4PM-10PM, Sunday 9AM-6PM (fightersdenuae.com)
Appointment required (Google listing)
Toilets, including gender-neutral toilets (Google listing)
Accepts debit/credit cards and NFC mobile payments (Google listing)