Based in Omagh, Northern Ireland, OMMA (also known as Team Ryano Omagh) is a martial arts gym founded in 2019. Since 2025 it has trained from its own dedicated premises on James Street, coaching MMA, Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, wrestling, boxing and striking, along with kids and teen classes. Newcomers can start through a beginner Kickstarter programme, and those who want to compete have a pathway to do so.

Mixed martial arts gyms generally suit a wide range of goals, from getting fitter and learning self-defence to building confidence or testing yourself in competition. Most welcome complete beginners, with sessions that break techniques down step by step before adding sparring or rolling as skills develop.

Beginner friendly

Kickstarter programme

Eight disciplines coached

Kids and teen classes

Competition pathway

Founded in 2019

Beginner-friendly MMA gym in Omagh offering BJJ, wrestling, boxing, striking, kids and teen classes, plus a pathway to competition.

Omagh MMA

Based in Omagh, Rilion Gracie Omagh is a martial arts club listed in the Fermanagh and Omagh area. The name links it to the Gracie family tradition, which is closely associated with Brazilian jiu-jitsu, making it a local option for anyone in and around the town looking to train.

Martial arts clubs generally offer a structured way to build fitness, coordination and confidence, with skills developed gradually through regular practice. Newcomers usually find it helpful to get in touch before a first visit to ask about suitable sessions, what to wear and how beginners are introduced to training.

Rilion Gracie Omagh is a martial arts club in Omagh, Fermanagh and Omagh, offering a local place to train and build skills.

Rilion Gracie Omagh

Strule Arts Centre

Omagh Leisure Complex

Mullaghmore & Castleview Community Association

This martial arts class in Omagh, County Tyrone, is run under the Northern Ireland Association Karate-do Wado-kai (NIAKW), an association established in 1978. Sessions are open to both adults and children aged six and over, and the association also runs a sister class in Dungannon.

Wado-ryu karate is a traditional Japanese style known for its emphasis on evasion, body movement and efficient technique alongside strikes and blocks. Classes in a style like this generally suit people looking to build fitness, coordination, discipline and confidence, and karate is often a popular choice for families who want to train together.

Kids and adults welcome

Wado-kai karate

Established in 1978

Second class in Dungannon

Wado-kai karate classes in Omagh, County Tyrone, for kids aged 6+ and adults, run by the NIAKW association established in 1978.

Martial Arts clubs in Omagh

Omagh MMA

Rilion Gracie Omagh

Strule Arts Centre

Omagh Leisure Complex

Mullaghmore & Castleview Community Association

Omagh Karate Class (NIAKW)

Taekwondo Northern Ireland

Martial Arts clubs in other towns & cities

Run a martial arts school in Omagh?