The northern corridor's three rooms
Three gyms carry Joondalup: Wolves Den Perth, Drilich Combat Academy and Lacey's Boxing Gym. Wolves Den runs an MMA-first program around a full-size training cage, a rarity in the northern suburbs, with BJJ, Muay Thai, boxing and wrestling classes, women's streams, kids programs and an on-site sauna. It holds a 5.0 Google rating and publishes both a free trial and a $175 first month.
Drilich Combat Academy, under Anthony Drilich, is the broadest curriculum in the suburb: MMA, BJJ, boxing, Muay Thai, kickboxing, wrestling, judo and kids classes, rated 5.0 across nearly 150 reviews with a free trial. Lacey's Boxing Gym, coached by Justin Lacey, is the boxing specialist, running adult, women's and kids streams with a free trial. Between the three, no discipline in this directory is missing from Joondalup.
Choosing in Joondalup
All three gyms publish free trials, which makes Joondalup one of the easiest suburbs in Perth to comparison-shop. If you want pure boxing, Lacey's is the dedicated room. If you want MMA with regular cage work, Wolves Den is built for it. If you are undecided or want the widest menu to explore before committing to one art, Drilich's eight-discipline timetable gives the most room to move without changing gyms.
For anyone north of Joondalup, these three rooms are effectively the local option; directory coverage past here thins to single gyms per suburb, with Yanchep the only listing further up the coast. Southbound, the next meaningful cluster is the Balcatta and Osborne Park corridor, roughly twenty minutes down the freeway.
Compiled by Perth Fight Gyms editors. Confirm price and class detail with each gym before signing up.


