Project Pain Boxing

Project Pain Boxing in Warrensburg, Missouri, is guided by the experienced hand of Josh Littleton, a 3rd degree black belt under the Renato Tavares Association. Josh began training in 2006 and founded the gym in 2014, bringing a background that includes karate, wrestling, boxing, and MMA. His approach reflects a balance between technical precision and practical application, shaped by years of competing and ongoing study with notable figures like Renato Tavares and João Miyao. This foundation informs how classes are structured and taught at the academy. Training at Project Pain Boxing covers a broad spectrum of grappling disciplines. The schedule includes both gi and no-gi Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu classes, with sessions for kids and teens as well as adults. Wrestling is also a key component, led by Tyler Berg, a brown belt with a strong collegiate wrestling pedigree. Competition-focused classes are available under Travis Maddox, a black belt with deep roots in the Kansas City BJJ scene and multiple IBJJF titles. Women-only classes and open mat sessions round out the weekly offerings, providing varied opportunities for skill development. The academy’s programming emphasizes fundamentals while supporting advanced techniques and competitive readiness. Regular morning and evening classes accommodate different schedules, and loaner gis are available for newcomers. The teaching style is straightforward and technical, aiming to develop solid, reliable skills without unnecessary complexity. Whether working through basics or refining tournament strategies, students at Project Pain Boxing train under instructors who bring real-world experience and a clear understanding of the art.

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