Ronin Jiu Jitsu is amazing! Growing up with anxiety and being hard of hearing has always made it…read morehard for me to be comfortable at new places but since I started training there, I've had nothing but good experiences. Peter is awesome, very welcoming, and all the instructors and student have been so kind as well. Highly recommend this place.

We are very happy with our son's Martial Arts training at Ronin. My son is 12 and is not a fighter,…read morebut Jiu Jitsu is helping with confidence in even just physical play with his pals. The classes are structured, but not like a militaristic style as schools I am familiar with. Its not a bad thing. They don't hit you up for money over the tuition every month for a strip or patch. Definitely worth checking out.

The classes and teachers are generally pretty good. My…read morebiggest complaint is the incredibly aggressive marketing. Every time I go, they start texting & emailing, a constant barrage of marketing emails. I understand they're trying to hustle, but it's not zen at all. I end up unsubscribing just to get away from the daily dings. I even feel guilty for recommending USMMA to friends because I know what they're getting into with the marketing. It's really tone deaf and speaks to this organization's lack of sensitivity to the more tender spots, which is weird for a yoga studio. Last time I was in a class, the owner snapped a picture of me while I was twisted in a pose with my eyes closed without asking. I assume it's for their marketing campaign. It was a real turnoff and in poor taste. I wish they'd find a happy medium because I'd go more often if they could.

Taylor was great with the kids in mommy and me yoga. She incorporated so many yogi practices that…read morewere age appropriate and fun for the kids!

Very good staff awesome very fun extra things like camps , sparring classes , parents night out s…read morefun belt gradutuations cool uniforms , fun weapons and tournaments , and parties I also heard it has sleep overs cool merchandise , fun classes , loud music and fun birthday parties free pizza during parents night outs you learn cool kicks , cool punches and to defend yourself and you get your anger out I would definately reccomend you join americas best defense team

I was a student in the 70s. Edie and Jean were the best. Very encouraging and intuitive to student…read moreprogress. So many great memories!

This place is amazing for karate. They know what they're talking about and give belts out when…read moreneeded. I believe that when people receive belts here they really are earned. I really love this place and it's great to support local business!

I have read all the reviews below and bad is expected with the good. So far I have met with Sensei…read moreHoward and was able to ask a few key questions because I use tools like Yelp to help guide me not make up my mind for me. I feel very strongly to make sure anyone else basing decisions solely on these reviews know that this dojo is NOT ANTI GAY. They are VERY LGBTQ friendly and frankly were horrified that statement is out there for public consumption. We will be going back and taking advantage of step two. Keep you posted!

I was intrigued by Krav Maga because of the tenent, "anyone can learn it." After years of being out…read moreof shape and overweight, I decided to give it a try and found ABD on the web. I've stayed away from "traditional" martial arts because I have flexibility issues as well, but I saw people of all ages, sizes and fitness levels doing Krav Maga. The staff and instructors have always been supportive and helpful. If an instructor notices I'm having trouble doing a certain move, they are quick to suggest an alternative. For example, I can't kick quite high enough to reach someone's waist (yet), so they suggested I aim for the knee instead. I've never felt pressured to buy anything or sign up for a long term contract. I signed up for black-belt training because I wanted too, and I look forward to the challenge. I disagree with the"McDojo" comment. In my opinion promotions should a balance between proficiency and motivation. Remember, not everyone is a natural jock or an athlete. Does that mean the rest of us who are not should sit on the couch for our lives? If you only promote those who are the most proficient, the less proficient get frustrated and quit. As with most things, it seems like a bell curve with most falling toward the center, not a line in the sand. My limitations have taken me longer to get where I am, but I still got there with practice and support. I earned my rank with sweat, fatigue and determination. I am proud of it.

Lauzon mma is a top notch facility. I walked in there with zero mixed martial arts experience and…read morethe experience has been great. Everyone from top to bottom is extremely helpful and wants to see you succeed.

Learn from the best, get fit and confident. Amazing staff and trainers with high quality training…read morefrom expert trainers.

I cannot recommend this club enough. I signed up with my kids after their recent interest in Judo…read moreafter seeing some videos of Judo throws. Sensei Bob and his team could not be more welcoming and great with the kids and myself. It is an incredible value for what you get. Super affordable. If you or your kids are interested in learning Judo or eventually learning jiu-jitsu give this place a try, you won't be disappointed.

Incredibly affordable, black belt instructors are 100% volunteers! The Dojo is a non-profit. I have…read moretwo little girls (5 & 7 years old) who have benefitted tremendously from this Dojo and it's instructors over the past 18 months. After the Sensei's accept you as a student, you can attend 3 classes a week if you like. They also have a self defense class series for women and men.