Love love Love this place! We don't do any classes or…read moreanything YET. But I take my 4 year old son to the indoor kids place. It's only $6 and you play as long as you want. We usually stay for 2-3 hours. My son absolutely loves it. There is so much to do, ball pit, climbing, balancing, cars to ride on, bounce houses, foam pit (sometimes), toys, swings for baby's, ride on toys for babies, and so much more! This place is great for kids from birth to probably 12 years old. I highly recommend this place to play!

My child attended this daycare over the summer and enjoyed it. They were able to enroll and start…read moreus fairly quickly without having to be on a wait list. They conveniently offered part time and half days; plus they are very reasonably priced. Their center is a very fun way for kids to burn energy!

Really great coaches, and exercise is a focus. My teen son is really enjoying this! The owner is…read moreawesome... well they all are, with the young people!

For a first timer in the boxing world, I've been comfortable and excited learning at Toe 2 Toe with…read moreAdam as my coach. The facility is clean and well equipped and Adam is passionate about his craft. He keeps the workouts interesting and fun, while making sure that everyone has proper form and technique. If you are looking for a new venue to try that keeps you motivated , Toe 2 Toe Boxing is the place for you!

The team at SGA are the best. It's been a full year that my two children (Ages 4 and 8) have been…read moreattending every week. They look forward to every session. My eldest experiences Autism and ADHD. The team treats him just like everyone else, while maintaining a level of patience and grace with (sometimes) not ideal behavior. I can't recommend SGA enough. This is wonderful facility for serious gymnasts and for children just learning the ropes and looking for some fun. SGA is a bright spot in the community. From the bottom of my heart, thank you.

I really love this place. The manager, Glen, is very friendly and accommodating. The owners were so…read morehelpful in choosing the right coach, via email, for our daughter that is 2.5 and almost had gymnastics ruined for her by another company. The coaches are so great with the little kids! My daughter talks about going to gymnastics all week. She loves coach Olivia. She doesn't always listen or participate, but the coaches are gentle and patient with her. We drive 25 minutes to get here for these classes, and I'm so glad we do. They actually teach proper form and encourage it in a positive way. We are so happy we switched to Silverton Gymnastics!!

Awesome gym with great staff who run the place. If you want a great gym full of helpful trainers,…read morecome to underground Strength!! You won't regret it, I promise. They will teach you the most effective and safe way to work out.

I absolutely enjoy coming here everyday! Not to mention Kavan and Joe are really great coaches…read more They are very helpful and actually care about their clients by correcting our form and motivating us to get our workouts done. The atmosphere is encouraging with machines all around, friendly people, and the loud bumpin' music. There is definitely a sense of family in this gym. I recommend this place to everyone, including the kiddos (they even have a kids program)!

Impact coaches have no learning structure or idea what they are doing. With no plan, the…read moreinstructors ask what the kids want to learn and end up trying to teach "arm bar from half guard"... that's not a thing, and anyone who even allows such incompetence in instruction shouldn't be running a gym. Will not be going here to learn anything about jiu jitsu!

In 2007 and 2008 I used to attend Capitol City Cage Fights (CCCF) in Salem as a spectator, and then…read morelater as an announcer for a few fights, which featured mostly amateur MMA fights with the occasional pro fight. It soon became apparent from watching the fights and interacting my with the fighters during the CCCF bouts, the technical skills of the Impact fighters (from various Oregon Impact locations) were a standout amongst the other gyms that had fighters competing. Their averages for wins were above the rest. I also never observed an Impact fighter show up ill-prepared or overweight. Impact's professionalism and discipline was apparent; and their fighters were great ambassadors for their brand and the sport. I haven't kept up with the Oregon fight scene in a long time. A lot has happened over the years including the successful spreading of Impact gyms down from Portland to Sherwood, Newberg, Salem, and McMinnville. In 08 I became a dad & money/time became extremely tight as I sought other entrepreneurial ventures. I trained occasional with friends or my bro-in-law when I had a chance but never Impact. Years later around 2017, still a cop, I started at the Impact location in Salem training off-and-on always having phenomenal experiences. I would also train BJJ separately with some of my cop buddies. Fast fwd to today. I haven't trained with Impact in a couple of years (not Impact's fault), but I continued to train with weights and work on the heavy bag to keep up some level of grappling conditioning in view of Impact training sessions at the Courthouse gym they operated out of. I will say this about Nic Gilardi (Salem owner). He is dedicated to his coaches, students, and their betterment. I've seen how the children's, women's, Muay Thai, boxing, BJJ, and MMA specific classes are all run. What I have seen consists of good folks all working together to get better where egos are expected to be checked when one steps on the matts (read the signs they have posted). It's also worth noting Nic Gilardi (Salem Impact owner) has also devoted his own personal time to training law enforcement officers. For those that don't know, as a former 'defensive tactics' (title for law enforcement's version of martial arts, so to speak) instructor (which doesn't make me anything special by the way), when the public sees what they deem as excessive force, it's generally a result of a poorly trained cop who panics and use poor techniques when faced with a physical fight or resistance out of their comfort zone. Good training like what Nic offers for cops to take part in during their off time directly results in more cool-headed confident cops, who can more efficiently and safely take a resisting subject into custody, vital for the wellbeing of the public especially in the bipolar political environment that at times can be at odds with law enforcement. I digress.. but will say one more thing. Some people gripe about the price BJJ gyms, but I will say Nic is a self made guy who scrapped his way up to earn and continue to earn his BJJ black belt plus a few stripes while dealing with all the trials and tribulations of being a business owner including during COVID. Salem Impact continues to help people become better people. Current estimates are that only .0006 % of the world (maybe 50,0000 out 8.1 billion people) walk this earth that have a legit black belt in BJJ. His instructors have put more time into gaining their ranks than it takes to get a bachelor's degree, with a few who have more time in than it would take to get a PHD, with 3 black belts having been created in the under Nic. For those who don't know who are used to seeing 10+ black belts walking around in kata-based 'traditional' martial arts dojos, developing 3 BJJ practitioners (all of whom have humbled me on the mats in a way where no ego was involved that made me better) is a huge feat which contributes to the Salem-Keizer community as whole. Their presence quietly and humbling walking amongst us makes our community safer. The level of expertise offered is at bargain compared to other specialized trainings found in the professional or corporate world. Training in BJJ or any worthwhile martial arts that includes sparring made up of more than just katas (not talking trash on katas) makes better humans and is a great antidote to the Victim mentality that has become a cancer in today's society(my views do not necessarily reflect Impact:). It's import to note, I have no dog in the fight in regard to Impact. I have not talked to Nic in a couple of years. I also have nothing financially to gain by this post. Whether it's with Impact or somewhere else... Get your kids and yourself signed up. OSS!

Vicky is Honestly an angel. She goes above and beyond to make sure that you and your child feels…read morewelcome. Anytime we have any questions or concerns she make sure that she handles them for us. Actually appreciate her and all the work she does. My kid to love her. Highland school in general is amazing. The staff has a lot to do with it. I always feel so comfortable when my kids are at school.

1 What they offer 2 The experience…read more3 Who goes there 4 See the gym in action 5 Equipment 1. First off, the gym is named Zanshin. Zanshin is a MMA school. Within the walls of Zanshin is also the DaJoGen School of MMA and home of local fight team Chaos. The benefit of all three is a beautiful marriage of experience you'll find nowhere else. The following Martial Arts Styles are offered at Zanshin: Aikido Brazilian Jujitsu Jiu-Jitsu (Jujutsu/Jujitsu) Judo Karate Kick Boxing Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) Muay Thai Boxing 2. As far as gyms go, this is by far the nicest MMA gym in the area. I dont know of any other gym with a spring board floor catered to MMA and fitness. The equipment is top notch with a variety of bags and cardio equipment. You can walk into this newer gym and work out side by side with world class athletes. The best part is, you dont have to be a world class athlete to train here! The ambiance here is like a big family in addition to being family friendly. As a beginner to the sport of MMA, i found the DaJoGen school of MMA to be a great way to condition myself for my triathlon season and i didnt feel like i was lost in the class. 3. ***WARNING!!! Its addicting and probably the best fitness training you'll get. At any given time, you can be training with people of all professions from active military soldiers and professional fighters there for specific training to college students and house wives there for fitness. The variety of attendees is a unique experience and great networking. 4.Here's a video tip DaJoGen puts out monthly on their Facebook account that gives a glimpse into the conditioning. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FGOwCHfbTaM&feature=mfu_in_order&list=UL 5. As far as equipment you'll need, you can buy anything you dont already have at the gym. The bonus is the gym doesn't try to make any money off of you on product sales. They're genuinely there for the love of the sport. I would suggest 3 things: Boxing gloves Mouth guard Shin guards

The training here is just amazing. Top notch athletes and coaches!!read more

Love Cutting Edge Fitness. My husband and I workout at least 5 days a week; strength training and…read morecardio. The owners keep this gym filled with updated equipment, maintain a very clean workout environment and all the staff is polite and professional.

Over the years I've had memberships at different gyms, CrossFit, Spin and worked with personal…read moretrainers. I have to say that Molalla Cutting Edge Fitness beats them all! I am so impressed with this gym, there is literally something for everyone no matter what your age or level of fitness. The facility is clean, there's plenty of space and the equipment is current. The atmosphere is very welcoming and friendly. I love that it's open 24/7. I've had person training with Jill Lantz and can't say enough about how awesome she is, by far the best trainer I've ever had, she really knows what she's doing and designs and program specifically for you. This gym is definitely worth checking out, you won't be disappointed!