1100 Bob Courtway DR STE 7, Conway, AR
Claim your page to update info, add photos, manage your schedule, and connect with more grapplers.
Claim this gymEco Submission Grappling in Conway, Arkansas, is led by head coach Josh Root, a Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu black belt who has been training since 2011. Root invests heavily in his development as a coach, regularly consulting with top instructors worldwide and studying the science and philosophy behind training methods. His approach aims to serve grapplers across all levels by blending technical skill with a thoughtful coaching practice. The academy focuses on no-gi submission grappling and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu with an emphasis on self-defense, competition, and MMA preparation. Classes include gi-based fundamentals and grappling sessions for adults, alongside an MMA program that integrates striking and ground fighting. For younger students, Eco Submission Grappling offers gi classes divided into age groups, such as Tiny Goblins for 4-5 year olds and Little Goblins for ages 6-8. Open mat sessions are available for adult practitioners, providing space to drill and spar outside of structured classes. Drop-ins are permitted, allowing visitors to train without a long-term commitment. The school’s programming reflects a balance between traditional gi training and no-gi grappling, supporting a range of goals from sport competition to practical self-defense.
Is this your gym?
Claim Eco Submission Grappling to get found when people search for BJJ in Conway, control your photos, schedule, and drop-in info, and respond to reviews. Free.
No recent check-ins
Sign in to confirm gym details. Your confirmations help every future visitor.
Is this schedule still correct?
Are drop-ins welcome?
Does this gym offer no-gi classes?
Does this gym have kids classes?
Does this gym have a women's program?
Does this gym host open mat?
Report incorrect info
Sign in to record a verification.
Eco Submission Grappling's team competes in NAGA grappling tournaments — earning 7 medals at a recent NAGA event.
Strong youth program: fields a competitive kids & teens team (240 youth points) — a good sign for families.
Source: NAGA team results (Smoothcomp). Grassroots competition activity — distinct from IBJJF/ADCC elite rankings.
No reviews yet — be the first to share your experience
5 classes on Monday
Grappling
Grappling
Foundations
Grappling
MMA
