WHAT MAKES STOIC MARTIAL ARTS DIFFERENT?

Our World-Class Facility is not just another gym; it’s a nurturing hub for individuals seeking personalized attention and real martial arts training.

Led by 2nd Degree Black Belt, Mason McClellan, with almost 30 years years of experience—Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, Submission Grappling, MMA and Muay Thai.

And a team of Exceptional Coaches to help you achieve your training goals along your journey!

We are excited to bring Elite-Level Martial Arts to Carver County.

Our dedicated coaches provide top-tier guidance, making your time with us the best hour of your day. We challenge every client, regardless of their current skill level, to reach their fullest potential.

OSS!

-Professor Mason

Stoic Martial Arts Code of Conduct
Etiquette and Good Virtue

The most important person at the Academy is your training partner, treat them as such!
Tap early, tap often, live to fight another day.
Train hard but train smart.
Get a good sweat.
No cranking on submissions, no heel hooks, slams, cheap shots, etc. Let’s keep the injuries to a minimum. Accidents happen but I want people to train often — this isn’t Fight Club.
No full contact sparring with striking just timing drills per our insurer.
To follow, no one sues anyone per the Dog Brothers. Martial arts is an honorable lifestyle treat your teammates well.
Absolutely no shoes on the mat, period. #SacredGround
NO bare feet in the restroom; wear sandals and don’t bring germs back to the mat.
Play nice with others and be respectful and have fun!
Check-in every time you train so we can track your development.
If you are late, join without interrupting and when the instructor is teaching please keep quiet.
All students, guests and visitors must wear a clean uniform for formal class.
Long Sleeve Rashguards are required for grappling, for skin protection. Black spats are recommended.
Good hygiene is expected. Keep your nails trimmed, no shaggy hair or shaggy beards.
Remove all jewelry and piercings for training and leave valuables at home.
Stay home if you are possibly contagious or feverish.
Protect your skin from infections—let irritations heal, shower immediately after training and wash your gear.
No food or phones on the mat.
Please for their safety, no unattended kiddos!
Wear your team gear, I want the school to look sharp.
Keep the gym tidy, I am not your Mom.
I want to train with good people, let’s reflect that.
No jerks, malicious intent, criminals, etc… Memberships are revocable! Training should be safe and fun for everyone.