Martial arts
Build control through kicks, footwork, and flowing movement.
A martial art.
A living culture.
Capoeira is an Afro-Brazilian practice that brings martial arts, expressive movement, music, and play into a shared circle.
Movement becomes
a conversation.
Two people move in response to each other: a kick, an evasion, a change of direction. The exchange is often called a game. It asks players to pay attention, adapt, and keep the interaction going.
Music shapes the energy of the roda—the circle where capoeira is played. Singing, percussion, and the people around the circle are part of the practice.
What makes
capoeira, capoeira.
Movement, rhythm, and people working together.
Music & rhythm
Explore the sounds and traditions that guide the game.
Strength & mobility
Challenge your coordination, balance, and range of movement.
Community
Learn with people who encourage you to keep growing.
Rooted in
Afro-Brazilian culture.
Capoeira developed in Brazil through the experiences and traditions of African people and their descendants, including during enslavement and resistance.
That cultural context matters. Our practice includes learning beyond physical technique: music, community, and respect for the art are part of the experience.
Explore our schoolStart where you are.
No capoeira experience needed.
Choose a class.
Pick the age-appropriate program and a time that works for you.
Reserve your spot.
Sign up and schedule your one free trial class before attending.
Come ready to move.
Wear comfortable athletic clothes, bring water, and meet your instructor.
Do I need capoeira experience?
No. Beginners can join any scheduled class in their age group. Let your instructor know you are new so they can help you get started.
Do I need to be able to do acrobatics?
No previous capoeira experience or cartwheel is required to start. Let your instructor know your starting point and ask how to approach unfamiliar skills.
Is there music in capoeira?
Yes. Singing and instruments such as the berimbau, pandeiro, and atabaque are part of capoeira’s musical tradition.
What ages do you teach?
Kids classes are for ages 6–13. Our adult program welcomes teens and adults ages 14 and older.
One free trial class.
Find your rhythm.
Come discover capoeira with us in Tucson.
Book one free trial classFIND US IN TUCSON
2924 E.
Broadway Blvd.
Inside STEM Excellence Tutoring
Tucson, Arizona