From the moment I walked in, I was greeted with handshakes from everyone, which immediately set the…read moretone. At first I thought people were confusing me with someone else, but I quickly realized that's just the culture here. I started with their 4-week beginner program and had a really positive experience. The professors are not only friendly and approachable, but also world-class. They pay close attention to everyone to make sure you feel comfortable and are learning the techniques correctly. Starting BJJ can feel intimidating, but they've created a safe and supportive environment that makes it much easier to stay consistent. That's important for a sport like this where progress takes time. What initially drew me in was Cobrinha's philosophy, and it absolutely lives up to the reputation. I'd encourage anyone to learn about it directly from him. I've been meaning to write this for a while, but I'm proud to be a member here now. This is a great place to start your BJJ journey.

I'm disappointed with my experience…read more On the 12th, I called specifically to confirm pricing and scheduling before committing because I value both my time and the business's time. During that call, I was told there was a 4-week introductory program for $149, with classes on Mondays and Wednesdays at 8:00 PM. I was also told that after the introductory period, membership would be $257 per month, with a discounted rate available if I signed up early. Based on that information, I was excited to get started. I confirmed my email, completed the registration process, signed the waiver, and booked what was advertised on the website as a free trial. When I arrived for class, I was informed that free trials were no longer offered and that the $149 introductory program was no longer available. This was surprising given that only about 10 days had passed since I had called to confirm everything. I asked whether I could simply pay for a drop-in fundamentals class since I was already there and on time, but I was told that drop-ins were only available to students with prior experience. As a brand-new student, my only option was to sign up for the full $257 monthly membership. That was the most frustrating part. The lower-cost introductory option was gone, the free trial was gone, and I wasn't allowed to pay for a single class to see if the gym was a good fit. Instead, the only option available was to commit to a full month for $257 without ever having taken a class there. That's a significant commitment for someone trying a new gym for the first time. It's unfortunate because the facility seems to have a great community and many satisfied members. However, having the terms change so quickly after I confirmed them, combined with having no way to try a class before committing to a full membership, left me with a very negative first impression.

This is the place:…read more 1) If you want to learn real boxing technique; 2) For pro level strength training (part of every boxing class); and, 3) For both men and women to learn and/or improve fight skills and develop endurance & strength with class and alacrity. Jesse is the man with the soft-spoken but insistent voice here. Patrick is behind the scenes and helping making the gym smoothly move in the world. The Ju jitsu here (Japanese & Brazilian styles) is also exemplary and competitive while being supportive.

We moved to Mid-City one year ago. We'd been trying to find an excellent gym to train at, but has a…read morehard time finding exactly what we needed. While visiting a nearby shop, we saw All City Boxing Club and thought we'd give it a try. It is amazing. The facility is beautiful. Everything is clean, well maintained, and state of the art. Patrick helped us get on boarded and set us up with a family plan. Then we started our classes with Jesse. It's not only one if the best work outs I've had, but it's super fun. Jesse clearly has experience, and even though we're boxing for fitness and not for competition, he spends time ensuring we're learning everything we can. I love this place, and wonder how everyone in the city hasn't found it yet!

A great place to go to if you want to learn muay thai. Good price and good coach. A lot of the…read morethings are very practical when it comes to self defense.

Such a fun place to learn muay thai. Very engaging and persevering. Love this place. 10/5.read more

Absolutely recommend! First of all would like to say that…read morethis place will definitely motivate you to do your best. Thanks to amazing coaches and amenities available you will be able to achieve your goals quickly. The space is big and can accommodate decent amount of people. Do not hesitate go to Taejo

My girls , 9 & 11, just finished their first week here. They love coming and look forward to it…read more They are smiling during and after class. The coaches are great , patient and funny. My kids have no experience at all but I see they learned so much already In just 3 days. The only thing, Parking is a bit of a struggle. But other than that this place is awesome everyone is so welcoming. My girls get very sweaty In 45 minutes. We love it!

I trained at this gym (somewhat) consistently for 1.5 years and have had nothing but positive…read moreexperiences. They offer many forms of martial arts including gi/no-gi bjj, striking/kickboxing, and wrestling. I typically attend the no-gi bjj classes. It starts with a quick warm-up, followed by learning a skill. Coaches will demo each move a few times and show you variations. You take turns drilling with your partner while the coaches will keep an eye out for questions or if someone is having trouble. The last 20 mins or so will be spent live rolling with different people on the mat. I also went to quite a few of the Friday workouts. The workout is mainly bodyweight/HIIT exercises that are timed. What I like about these is you can push yourself as hard as you want. If something is easier for you, do more or go faster. Not gonna lie, these classes kicked my ass. Sometimes I dreaded going to these but I never regret going. Overall, a great place to learn any form of martial art and get fit. Shout out to all the coaches who trained and pushed me!

This place is a waste of time. I rather stand in line at a DMV. They always try to sell you on…read morethings you don't need. Everyone has a big ego and act like they are world champions. When in reality they are just people who work at a hole in the wall.

I went to Taekwondo International for 7 Years. At the time I was on my way to test for my third…read moredegree black belt. Unfortunately because of high school I was unable to continue my training. Now as an adult I have nothing but fond memories of the space and recommend Master Rolando Cordoba to any adult / child / teen looking for moral encouragement and discipline / guidance. Although strict in the class room, I at time would be the last student to leave the dojo because my elders would get out of work late. Master would until my parents arrived to pick me up to close the dojo. Thank you for everything Master Rolando Cordoba Sir.

I've been coming to this class for around 4 months now and I've got to say it's very nice, the…read moreteacher, Master Cordoba is a very patient man, he does his best to teach us new techniques and polish ones we already have went over. But one thing you'll have to consider is that we aren't allowed to spar at the moment due to COVID restrictions, but overall the class is great and I'd recommend it to anyone looking to get fit and flexible.

I never realized how much this would become an important part of my life, but I'm glad I took the…read morechance. A private lesson was initially was just a bday present for my boyfriend and now we are BOTH wielding swords and staffs. I even went to China to learn martial arts and tour with the school and had a BLAST. Master Hu and the community are incredible. I have done private lessons the past two years so I am able to learn at my own pace. I have also done workshops and belt tests and attend events on the regular. Highly recommend learning with a legend who is so patient, kind and knowledgable.

I have been a student here for almost 4 years, and I'm incredibly grateful to have found this…read moreplace. What began as a curiosity to learn about wushu and weapon choreography quickly evolved into something much deeper, a second home. Beyond learning from the incomparable Sifu Hu and his lifelong mastery at the art of wushu, I have found a community of close friends and a second family in the Hu's. I can't recommend this school more

Real Jeet Kune Do. Eric Carr trained with Jerry Poteet, (an original LA Chinatown student of Bruce…read moreLee and the man who trained Jason Scott Lee to portray Bruce in "Dragon: The Bruce Lee Story), so he is a legit 2nd generation Bruce Lee practitioner. He offers 4 classes per week, Tue, Thu, Sat and Sun, and you are able to come whenever you can make it. He also offers private lessons. Everyone in the class is great, very helpful, and we are all learning together. No egos allowed in this class. JKD, especially EC JKD, will push you to your limits, and you can be as great as you want to be. You get out what you put in, and you learn at your own pace. Classes involve traditional Kung Fu trapping drills, footwork drills, punches, kicks, conditioning, you name it. I highly recommend taking this class if you are interested in JKD, especially if you are drawn to it because you are a fan of Bruce Lee, or even Ip Man, it's hard to find this type of lineage.

This man is the real deal; Words cannot describe how much he has changed my life, but here's a…read morerundown as to why you should train with him. 1. He has a direct lineage that can be traced back to Bruce Lee. A 2nd generation practitioner, he trained with Jerry Poteet, one of Bruce's original students in LA. 2. He has vast knowledge and experience in the art, yet is able to convey them to you in a clear and concise manner. 3. He actually trains together with the group, as he strives to improve himself as well. 4. He teaches out of passion for the art, with no conflict of interest. Like his teacher, he refuses to water down the art for commercialization. 5. He facilitates a positive environment for personal development - no ego involved. 6. He is humble yet confident, and encourages people to ask questions. 7. He helps people discover the way to self-actualization, what it really means to "be yourself." You will find in him a wise teacher, and a good friend. Don't wait, start today.