The Academy

I started training BJJ at the Axios Academy within the TacForce Training Center as an old guy with no grappling experience. The coaches are welcoming to all no matter skill level and experience, and the teammates/training partners all understand where you're at because they were there too at one point. People take the time to explain things and scale their rolls to your level. It's an expectation of the coaches that the team do this, and they often remind you that "nobody gets better alone."My son is also engaged in the youth Taijutsu classes. He's learning a lot and I've been very pleased with his progress.

I am a beginner at Brazilian jiu-jitsu. I can’t say enough good things about the coaches here. Their fundamentals classes are outstanding! I feel safe, I learn a lot and my confidence grows with every class I attend.

Excellent gym and learning environment to advance your understanding of martial arts: bjj, taijutsu, mma, etc. The instructors are very knowledgeable and are open to working with you, giving you the time and attention to flourish. Every class feels like a private lesson.

Visiting from out state. I tried the Saturday no gi from 12:30-2:00 and it was amazing. Very welcoming. Great coaching, instruction, and rolling partners. The professor rolled with me and did a ton of positional exchanges with catch and release submissions followed up by a pointer. Gonna try to go back in the morning for Sunday 8-10 open mat. Great Gym Oss

I just recently moved to Omaha and was looking for a new academy to train at. I went in with my wife and son on a Tuesday morning and was immediately greeted by Dan. He gave me and my wife our waivers, showed me where i could change and let me jump right in as if id been there for years. My son started to fuss and Dan invited my wife and son on the mats and even went so far as to entertain my son while i was drilling. I absolutely love this gym and recommend it to anyone visiting or looking for a place to train

From the first day I walked in for a Rodrigo Vaghi seminar I knew this was going to be a great facility to be at. You have all the fanciest equipment in the world but you don't the people to run it then its useless. Tac Force has World Champion competitors as coaches that have a wealth of knowledge and can guide to the success of achieving your goals. This is a factory of producing success

Great family atmosphere. Very cool how many children and parents get to share the experience of learning BJJ together. Jiu-jitsu has been more than just a life pursuit of mine; it's given me purpose in my life. It's helped me grow as a man. It's made me who I am. Having 3 world champions to teach class only makes all of us better. If you want to just learn the art, or compete at the highest level in the world, this is the best solution in Omaha. There are people, every week, that travel from over an hour away to make sure they take class at Axios. That is how great the instruction is, and how good the people are there. Such an incredibly diverse and accepting group of people, that want everyone to get better. The other coaches, from the Muay Thai and Taijutsu are great, as well. Everyone is so welcoming. I have to say, the most humble group of people I've ever met. This is easy to be if you're a mouse. But when they're all beasts and treat everyone with the same respect and humility, there's something special there. No camaraderie have I ever experienced like what I experience here, every night .

I trained in Jiu Jitsu at the TacForce Training Center and had an awsesome experience.  As a professional athlete, I've always enjoyed a team atmostphere. I definitely found that here.  The coaches are so knowledgeable, helpful, and patient. I was a beginner to martial arts, and they took time to work with me to improve my skills.  Overall, I had a great experience-- and an awesome workout. I would totally recommend!

The instructors are knowledgeable and world champions. Each care about you learning and growing whether you are on your feet (MuayThai, Taijutsu) or on the ground BJJ ( Brazilian Jujitsu).All the students are very friendly and welcoming. Great place to train if it is your first experience or you are a seasoned vet.

I have been involved in the academy for several years, both teaching and learning; learning from some of the best martial artists in the area. I've become friends with most of what I would call the community of students who have subscribed and continue to attend the programs of the academy. If you are looking for an alternative to the typical gym experience and wish to get or stay to active, this is a great alternative. Dan Clark, founder of Taijutsu Academy and John Hanson, our resident world champion and founder of Axios Brazilian Ju Jitsu, are always excited and welcoming to new members.