No Contracts. No Belts.
We are the only non-commercial MMA school in Whatcom County for children, teens and adults.
Mixed Martial Arts Training for
Fitness & Self-Defense
Unbridled Martial Arts is a non-commercial MMA school Located in Bellingham, Washington
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If you are turned off by the pressure of a commercial school...
If you have ever wanted to:
- Learn to effectively protect yourself
- Improve your fitness level
- Reduce stress
- Increase coordination and mental awareness
No Experience Necessary
Open to participants of all identities & abilities
Sessions are available for Private Lessons and Group Training
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Locally owned and operated since 2003, UMA offers sessions for Private Lessons and Corporate Training.
Rob Eis: School Organizer & Instructor
For 40 years, Rob Eis has been dedicated to the practice of martial arts. Inspired by live action Japanese superheroes he watched as a child on TV growing up in Hawaii, Rob’s martial arts career began with the study of traditional Shito-ryu and Goju-ryu Karate at the age of 10. By age 15 he was competing internationally and that year he was the youngest member on the U.S. Junior National Karate Team. Since then, he has studied a multitude of styles that he now teaches to others, including Doce Pares Escrima, Shamrock Submission Fighting, Judo, Western Boxing, Brazilian Jiu-jitsu, JKD concepts, and Muay Thai kickboxing. Learn more
Student Testimonials
Class enables me to blow off steam and I always leave feeling energized. Each session is self-contained, yet builds on what we’ve learned before, allowing people of all levels to progress. Rob is flexible with the lesson plan and works individually with his students. I believe people would pay a lot more to belong to Unbridled Martial Arts.
~ Kari Neumeyer, Author
I have been attending the UMA kickboxing classes for two summers, and have found the lessons well organized and imaginative, as well as informative. The instructor expresses himself well and tactfully. There is an abundance of equipment, and the room is refreshingly cool.
~ George Caldes, Retired
Getting in shape has been a battle for me most of my life. I have gone through spurts of regular jogging, lifting, and trying to eat healthier, but it always seemed to taper off at some point, due to an illness or some other stress in my life, and I found myself back at square one, back in my old eating habits and sedentary lifestyle. After a few weeks of class at UMA, I noticed that not only did I feel healthier and in better shape, I was actually looking forward to going to class and working out. Learning about self-defense has made getting in shape a secondary outcome, and my newfound optimism about working out doesn’t come from looking healthier, but from the fact that I know I’m developing toughness, mental discipline, and valuable skills.