This is the best place to play futsal in town, not just because of its top notch facility but…read morebecause of the people that are here. Regulars that come here for pick up and league games are highly competitive but respectful, which makes it truly a place for all levels. Not to mention the staff who are genuinely nice and accommodating that keeps this place running. They have two time slots for adult pick up games 4days a week, which start at 7pm and 8:30pm. I love fact that I could conveniently come by to play pickup after work to get some touches in.

Excellent facility and fun for all!! If your looking for adult leagues, pickup soccer, youth…read moresoccer, classes, events, Urbanfutsal LA caters to those needs. I play pickup, and in the co ed leagues it's not only competitive and fun but it's the only place/league that rewards teams with a prize greater than a cheap medal or small discount to the following season. The environment and vibe is addictive. My friends and I come here at least 3 times a week, to play pickup soccer and the leagues. Staff is friendly and informative, and the other huge plus is that parking is free and there's a large abundance of it. :)

I recently hosted my 9-year-old's soccer-themed bday party here with 35 kids - and it went very…read morewell. The staff was helpful, kind, communicative, and very understanding! The ref they hired was also fantastic (35 kids all played at once for 2 hours!) I don't ever want to host a bday party with this many children again, but if I did, I would do it here. Endorse!

My kids were on the rec team here for over a year about two years ago, and after taking a break we…read morerecently joined again. Coming back made me realize how well this place is run. Routes are rotated regularly -- boulder routes change on Tuesdays and new rope routes go up on Thursdays and Fridays, so it always feels fresh and well maintained. They also host events and community gatherings from time to time, which gives the gym a really lively vibe. It doesn't feel like just another climbing gym -- it really feels like a community. Their yoga classes are also a little different from typical studios. Many of the instructors are climbers themselves, so the classes complement climbing and strength training really well. The yoga classes and fitness area are upstairs, and that section is for ages 14 and up. One of my favorite moments is after a shower, sitting in the dry sauna while the kids enjoy it too. Hearing them humming or chatting happily just makes me feel so happy -- moments like that remind me I'm really glad we come here. As a mom, I've visited other climbing gyms, but this place just has a different kind of energy. If you're looking for a climbing gym with a great community and well-maintained routes, I definitely recommend this place. Even though it's a bit farther for us, it's worth the drive.

I absolutely love coming here to climb! They offer auto belay options if you're coming alone or…read morewith a friend! They also have classes like "intro to climbing or intro to belaying" I just took the intro to belaying class with my friend and Coach Wing was AMAZING! She literally made us feel so comfortable and she was a great teacher! It definitely was a new experience but she was kind and patient while explaining everything during our class. I've also just come here with friends from time to time to climb and it's such a great experience. The staff are so nice and you will get a forearm and upper body workout forsure! Very beginner friendly so come out and try it! I highly recommend this place!

I've been coming here for the last 4 months and I can't say how much I've enjoyed each session of…read morestrength and conditioning, Muay Thai, and boxing! All the coaches are great and answer each of your questions in detail. Most importantly, they are very supportive of your goals within the sports whether it's cleaning up your technique or training for a match. I also like that the gym offers morning and afternoon classes which is convenient for me since my work schedule always changes. The bonus part: members make you feel super welcomed

I've been training at this MMA gym and it's been a great experience so far…read more The coaches are very friendly and supportive, which makes the environment really welcoming. They take the time to explain techniques clearly so even beginners can understand quickly. I was surprised how fast I was able to learn the movements and basics. The training is structured well and the coaches pay attention to each student. It's a great place whether you're just starting out or looking to improve your skills. I highly recommend this gym to anyone interested in learning MMA

Visited this Terasaki Budokan as a guest when they were holding Ronin Expo here a couple years ago…read more Parking is super limited, but it is possible to get a space for free, you just have to walk a couple blocks, be mindful of the signs, and be careful, since you know, you're in LA and all. Large basketball/multi use sports court inside, underground parking, decent outdoor space for vendors and stage space, and can hold a lot of people at once. There's seating inside and a really nice peaceful courtyard area with some rocks and a tree, perfect for cosplay photoshoots, though it does get pretty crowded for such an event. They have their open community days and other events too. For an event in June, surrounded by concrete, it did get super hot in there and the bathrooms weren't in the best state (LA and again the crowds), but it was a decent venue for a 1 day con.

The communtiy center offers variety of programs to the public! Karate, Judo, Basketball to name a…read morefew. They also have open times you can use the basketball court. Large court! The staff and security is super friendly. If you have any questions, they'll be glad to help you. They also offer a lot of camps during the summer break such as basketball camp other clinics. Paid Parking is available in the basement level. But it's very limited.

I dropped in twice. First time I didn't stay for any training as the instructor said he wouldn't be…read moreinvolved that day. He said that was typical for weekends. Came back on a weekday and stayed for training... he was barely involved in training that day. I understand how someone might think he is rude but I wouldn't go that far, really he just comes off as checked-out and not interested in his gym / business. The session is about 1/3rd combat sport related. The other 2/3rds is light cardio drills you can do in your own home. The other attendees are more willing to help and with that I would say this place serves more of a sparring club than a serious training gym.

The Yard and Yoshi are excellent. This review will hopefully be helpful as an update to how class…read moreis run (since class has changed a little). First my background: I've trained Muay Thai for two years (first time was in April of 2022). I've trained at 7 gyms: FLMT (Florida Muay Thai , OC MT, Team Oyama, Classic Fight Team, Rising Suns Thai Boxing, NELA Combat Fitness, and Boxing Works. My home gym for the last year was Boxing Works under the instruction of Coach Bryan Popejoy, where I trained 3-4 days a week and did one on ones once a week for about 3 month. I would've stayed there however I recently moved to Northeast LA (Highland Park) and the drive to Torrence for BW was too much (about an hour to an hour and a half drive there and 40 minutes on the way home). Whereas the Yard is a 6-minute drive from me with ample sessions. Second, class style: Classes are Monday through Friday: 8-9:30, 10-11:30, 4-5:30, and 6-7:30pm and then two sparring classes on Saturday from 9-10:30 and 11-12:30. As far as I'm aware, Yoshi teaches each class and he does an excellent job. At other gyms, I feel much more advanced then I do at the Yard. Lots of basic bad habits that I got into are getting fine-tuned and corrected. A typical class is organized in four parts: (1) Cardio: A five minute round of jump ropes and then a 30 minute cardio session where we jog, sprint, do knees, teep across the mats. (2) Bagwork We then do several rounds of shadow boxing where Yoshi will make small adjustments to our form. From there, we all go on the heavy bags and practice whatever we want to work on for several rounds while Yoshi works one on one with us on pad/mitwork. This is where I think the Yard shines. If you go to a class with few students, you are essentially getting a free one on one. When you're not working one on one with Yoshi, you are working the bag. (3): Drills/Sparring From there, we work on a specific technique through partner drills and then light technical sparring. Yoshi is very attentive as he goes around and makes adjustments and suggestions. On Fridays the technique is clinch focused; which is really great. Many gyms in Southern California lack emphasis on the clinch. (4): Burnout/core work: We end with 3 minutes of ab/core work and then a minute plank. Sometimes we will burnout with skip knees on the bag. Overall: An excellent choice. I can't speak to how it would be for a beginner, as I came with two-years of experience. I imagine it would be a great place to start. Potential cons: I do not see people doing drills on thai pads (where one partner holds pads and the other hits). Typically, a Muay Thai class is 1 hour. At the Yard, it is 1.5 hours. Which means its a little more demanding. At this point, I cannot train every day even if my schedule allowed it because my body and cardio is just too shot. I imagine with time, that'll change.

Super dope gym and all the staff is super friendly!! The route setters do a good job with the…read moregrading as well. The gym is 2 stories and has all sorts of gear as well. Love this place!

We have been checking out all the Touchstone locations with our membership! LA Boulders was the…read moremost crowded of the ones we've been to. I don't recommend coming with kids and it's definitely not ideal for anyone who doesn't like crowded spaces. This location is bouldering only. That said, LA Boulders did have a lot of interesting routes that were fun to work with. I would like to come back without having my kids to worry about. This location is next to an indoor shooting range, which you can actually kind of hear from the yoga studio, but it's not too bad to be bothersome. The parking lot is limited and challenging, so coming before opening is the best time to secure a spot.

Really enjoyed the class I took!…read more I took a HIITclass that I found on Classpass. It wasn't a lot of credits to book the class, so the price was great for me! The place is HUGE and there's a variety of workout types you can do! Multiple floors, multiple setups, etc. For the HIIT class, we did a variety of workouts and they provided all equipment. It was a nice push, as most people were super fit! It definitely pushed me, and I will 100% be returning. My instructor was extremely kind, helpful, and supportive! He really kept my head in the game! The place was clean, and more importantly, the BATHROOMS were clean! I think it's worth it if you have a classpass! I don't know the regular pricing! But again, I'll definitely be returning when it makes sense or I'm in the area!

The best gym for WHATEVER kind of workout you enjoy. CrossFit , mat Pilates , boxing , circuit…read moretraining , heavy lifting ... name it and it's there. Clean, schedule accommodates everyone. Thanks for your midday classes, Pharos. All the couches are wonderful, personally, I found Carlos EXCEPTIONAL. He is talented to explain things for beginners while making it challenging for the advanced.