From sold-out classes to championship wins, Wolves’ Den in Lake Saint Louis is becoming the Midwest’s top destination for martial arts. Here’s what makes our team elite—and why more students are joining every week.
At Wolves’ Den Training Center, growth isn’t just happening—it’s snowballing. What began as a small facility with a big vision has become the heart of Missouri’s martial arts scene.
We’ve built a program where beginners train alongside champions, kids develop into confident leaders, and fighters rise through the ranks to compete at the highest levels. Our energy is unmatched. Our coaching is elite. Our culture is family.
Explosive Class Growth, Real Results
Our classes are packed because people get better here. With a stacked schedule and world-class instruction, we offer:
- Gi Jiu-Jitsu
- No-Gi Jiu-Jitsu
- Boxing
- Muay Thai Kickboxing
- Wrestling
- Mixed Martial Arts (MMA)
- Kids’ Martial Arts
- Morning Classes for busy professionals
Whether you’re aiming to get fit, learn self-defense, or chase a championship, we’ve got a place for you.
A Competition Team Built to Win
At Wolves’ Den, our competition team has become a powerhouse in Missouri and beyond. Our fighters consistently dominate local and regional events, bringing home titles and making names for themselves in the amateur and pro circuits.
Meet Some of the Wolves:
- Ashley “Smashley” Cummins – Invicta FC veteran and BJJ powerhouse with years of professional experience.
- Sean Woodson – UFC featherweight and Wolves’ Den OG, known for his slick boxing and fight IQ.
- Andrew Ebers – Gym owner, competitor, and head coach. Recently submitted James Krause in a no-gi superfight at CXBJJ.
- Tivon Taylor – Pro welterweight with highlight-reel knockouts and ruthless pressure.
- Clarkston Stith – BJJ purple belt and versatile competitor with high-level mat awareness and stamina.
- Caleb “Young Simba” Woodside – Amateur standout with sharp grappling and a hunger for more.
- Antonio Muñoz – Captured the Rival FC 185lb title by first-round KO—after moving up a weight class.
- Nico Haro – Secured a comeback decision victory in a gritty three-round debut.
- Xander Cassidy – Made a strong amateur debut with a clean first-round finish.
- Austin Smith – Fast-rising competitor known for his toughness, control, and clean striking.
- Abe Yosser – Dangerous from every position—well-rounded and highly coachable.
- Sam Paneitz – Professional MMA fighter with devastating power and a surgical approach to competition.
With new talent emerging every season, Wolves’ Den isn’t just growing—we’re dominating.
Elite Coaching from the Ground Up
The results speak for themselves, but behind every win is a coach who’s been there.
Head instructor Andrew Ebers leads a staff of seasoned athletes and passionate teachers like JP Madaus and Andrew Ingrande. These coaches know how to build athletes from the ground up, focusing on fundamentals, mindset, and competition prep.
Whether you’re chasing your first stripe or preparing for a title fight, you’ll have a coach who’s invested in your success.
Wrestling That Wins Fights
Our wrestling program isn’t just for wrestlers—it’s for anyone who wants to control the fight.
We teach cage wrestling, mat returns, scrambles, and positional dominance—essentials for Jiu-Jitsu, MMA, and self-defense. Whether you’re an athlete sharpening takedowns or a beginner learning the basics, our wrestling classes give you a serious edge.
Family Vibes. Fight Night Energy.
We aren’t just a gym—we’re a tribe. From our kids’ Jiu-Jitsu classes to our advanced MMA programs, Wolves’ Den creates an atmosphere where every student matters.
You’ll find kids training alongside parents, white belts working with pros, and a team that pushes each other every day. That’s what makes us different—we don’t just build athletes. We build leaders.
Join Missouri’s Premier Martial Arts Team
Wolves’ Den Training Center is the fastest-growing martial arts gym in Missouri—and we’re just getting started.
Book your free trial class, view our full schedule, or just stop by and feel the energy for yourself.
We’ll see you on the mats.