David S.
6/24/2025
If you want easy, go somewhere else. Renzo Gracie Reno is where warriors are built. Coach Max McGarr is a machine -- Built like a tank, teaches like a tactician. He doesn't just teach; he builds....
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6370 Mae Anne Ave Ste 6
Reno, NV 89523
Renzo Gracie Reno is a renowned Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu academy located in Reno, NV, offering a range of programs taught by experienced black belt instructors. With a focus on safety and proper control, students can learn effective techniques to take down opponents, gain dominant control, and render them harmless, regardless of size or strength. The academy also emphasizes physical fitness, problem-solving skills, and provides a supportive community of like-minded individuals.
Head Professor Max McGarr, a second-degree black belt under Master Renzo Gracie and John Danaher, brings his extensive training and expertise to the academy. As a two-time cancer survivor and gold medal PanAm champion, Max is not only highly skilled but also known for his friendly demeanor. Renzo Gracie Reno has a strong reputation for producing champions and owes much of its success to Max's contributions in developing athletes. Join the Renzo Gracie family and experience the transformative power of Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu.
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5.026 reviews
Brianna ..
7/3/2025
We waited quite a while to leave this review, but as parents and educators, we caution against this establishment for children. They are not welcoming of neurodivergent children, they don't have...
Karl M.
9/6/2025
What a nice school. Very nice atmosphere and very clean. Max is a very good instructor. Great knowledge and ability to teach. I had some really fun training with some well rounded high level...
Jaryl V.
8/3/2025
Traveling for work and needed to train. Very welcoming gym and the instruction was detailed. If I lived in Reno I would train here. Great spot!
Yaz S.
1/8/2025
Been bringing my child since April of last year. I love how they've recently divided the children's class so the little littles get more "beginner" training. All the coaches are amazing and so...
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