This place has been amazing for my teenage boys--the staff is super friendly, their techniques are…read moreexcellent, and it's always packed for a reason. The class times are very convenient for our family and fit perfectly into our daily schedule. Highly recommend, and special thanks to Coach Andre, Gabriela, and the entire staff! -Lopez Family

My 14 year old daughter and 10 year old son loved the class. Everyone was so friendly and helpful…read more The instructors were helpful and hands on. Great place to train. Highly recommend Gracie.

My 7 and 8-year-old children attend Roll Society Jiu Jitsu, and they thoroughly enjoy interacting…read morewith all the professors. My 7-year-old child has ADHD, but the professors here have been exceptionally helpful and patient with him. They absolutely love it!

We have had 2 disappointing experiences at Roll Society Jiu-Jitsu…read more About 6 or so months ago, I was searching for a local spot to supplement my son's primary sport (soccer) with some ground work, thinking jiu-jitsu could help with wrestling-like skills one day a week. We weren't aiming to become competitive fighters, just some extra training around his busy schedule. Initially, they offered a $25 drop-in class advertised for kids. When we arrived, there were no other children in the class. It ended up being essentially a private session with the coach, which they hyped as "more personalized," but it didn't impress us at all. The coaching felt basic, but the biggest issue was the hard sell started immediately, they pushed aggressively for signing up for more sessions or a full membership, even after I clearly explained that soccer was his main focus and we were only looking for occasional drop-ins. We tried a few more sessions (about 4 total), but then they suddenly informed us that drop-ins were no longer available and we'd have to commit to a monthly membership. That didn't align with our needs, so we stopped going. Recently, I noticed on Facebook that the same location had rebranded with a new name and what looked like new ownership. Hoping things had improved (especially for kids programs), I reached out via Messenger. They offered two free trial classes for my son, so we gave it another shot. Upon arriving, it was immediately clear it was the exact same people, same owner, just a new name on the door. They refused to honor the two free classes because we'd been there before (fair enough), but then said we could pay the drop-in fee which they'd previously claimed was discontinued, yet now it was back (now $30). I was fine with paying, but I wanted to observe if any other kids would show up for the "kids" session. None did. The staff (Joe) was rude and dismissive when I asked basic questions, and overall I was made to feel unwelcome. Later on, the person who I had messaged with about the free trials, followed up and claimed he was a new trainer there, and wanted to give my boy a chance to train with him, and everything that had transpired was because of a big mix up. That "Joey" (the rude staff) didn't know anything about our messages or his 2 free classes offer. I appreciated the follow up and the clarification, which is why I'm going to give them two stars instead of one. I get that gyms are businesses and need to make money, but I don't understand the disdain toward someone who just wants to use the drop-in option they advertise--especially when that particular kids class seems empty anyway. If you offer it, why get upset when people take you up on it? Overall, the inconsistent policies, high-pressure sales tactics, and occasional abrasiveness made for 2 frustrating experiences. It doesn't feel like a place that genuinely welcomes casual students or supports young athletes with busy schedules. It seems more focused on locking people into long-term commitments. We won't be going back, and I'd advise other parents to explore other options that prioritize the students over aggressive upselling.

I enjoyed training here. James aka Jimmy is the owner and was a wonderful instructor. Unfortunately…read morewith my work schedule I couldn't attend the classes anymore which is a total bummer. I'm hoping to find a chance to train here again in the future if my schedule allows. If not, maybe I can ask my wife to see if Jimmy can train my kids. I 1000 percent recommend you to come check it out and see if it's right for you.

Awesome place to train. We were in from out of town to do some MMA training. Drop-in to get some…read moretraining. Jimmy was welcoming and gave great instruction. Thanks!

As a 41-year-old complete beginner to jiujitsu, I wasn't sure what to expect walking into Gracie…read moreBarra for the first time. What I found was an environment that made me feel like I belonged there. Professor Armand and Coach Lani are patient in a way that actually matters. They take the time to break down techniques, answer questions and make sure you understand what you're doing before moving on. That kind of attention goes a long way when you're starting from zero later in life. What stands out most is how the staff balances warmth with rigor. The classes are challenging! You will be pushed but the atmosphere never feels intimidating. It's the rare combination of a welcoming culture and serious training, and the instructors are the reason that balance works. If you're on the fence about trying jiujitsu as an adult beginner, Gracie Barra West Las Vegas or Skypointe is the place to

We absolutely love this place! My kids have been training here for years, and it truly feels like a…read moresecond family. The professor and Coach Lani care so much about each child. Coach Lani has such a special, motherly way--she's kind, loving, but also strong and pushes the kids to be their best. It means everything as a parent to see your kids grow in confidence and discipline. If you're looking for a place that genuinely cares, this is it!

Best professors and coaches My son loves it…read more Just come and try! You will know. ! ! !!

Kids and adults, beginners or advance everyone is welcome here! Family oriented = huge plus!!…read moreThis gym is not only very easy on the eyes but it's also very spacious and CLEAN! Professor Brandon and Professor Clesson are very knowledgeable and their passion for sharing their knowledge shows, especially with the kiddos! If you're in the Summerlin area looking for a Jiu Jitsu home look no further!

As a Jiu-Jitsu competitor I need clear, combat tested instruction, a great culture and vibe, a…read moreclean environment and coaches that care and . Not only does this academy hit all those requirements, but they also happen to be one of the top competition academies in the WORLD. Plus, they're good people!

Great place for kids to build confidence and learn new skills. The instructors do a great job, and…read moreit's a positive environment overall. My only complaint is that the waiting area has NO air conditioning, which makes it very uncomfortable for parents and kids waiting for class to start, especially during summer. It's 89 degrees in there today. Adding some fans or improving the cooling would make a big difference!!!

Honestly one of the best decisions I've made. Coaches are legit and everyone is super cool! Me and…read moremy brother have been going here for years. Highly recommend.

I started training in jiu jitsu in 2001. I'm a published author both in web in print (google…read more"magazine," kids), like GracieMag and JiuJitsu style and I was briefly a publicist for Rilion Gracie. I say all this so to give context that I have been around, trained and met the best of them and this is where I chose to train when I was in Las Vegas. Mica is the person who brought jiu jitsu to Las Vegas, he is the OG. He's an excellent instructor as "close to the source" as you'll find. Amazing techniques encompassing everything from modern leg lock games to the stuff Helio and Carlos worked on in Brasil. The facility is world class, with two giant mat areas, every class has a world champion and at least 5 black belts. You will probably be the rest round in this house, everyone kicked my butt. Giant lockers for make and females, showers, cars are in a safe space. I checked out all the academies, did internal references, and I can honestly say you won't find better.

My youngest son started Jiujitsu in June and although I was nervous I rolled with it because my…read moreHusband and him wanted to try it out. Needless to say, he loved it! We attend training almost every single day. Yes, almost 7 days a week. Professor Ryan and the other Coaches of this gym are very passionate and patient with the students. They ensure each student understands each move and does not move on until they do so. They ensure each child is as safe as possible when sparring. They teach their students to listen, to be kind, to be patient and to have fun. They encouraged my son to compete just two months after starting and because of their encouragement, knowledge and patience in teaching my son, he brought home the gold medal and won 5/5. Another great thing about this gym is that it is family owned and ran. Professor Ryan is a black belt who teaches the classes along with his daughter's Noe and Kona and his wife , Cara. All four of them train jiujitsu and they are able to share their knowledge with the students. I highly, highly recommend Cobrinha Mountains Edge for your jiujitsu training.

We've been coming to Cobrinha at the Mountains Edge location for almost 9 months now. We love…read moresupporting a family business. The coaches are consistent, passionate, organized, and thorough with teaching the mini cobras. Coach John, Coach Allison, and Coach Cat are my daughter's favorite coaches! We do have a preference of going certain days of the week for a few reasons: I can tell the coaches are much more patient on Thursday-Saturday rather than Monday through Wednesday. It's also a lot less crowded during the latter half of the week. I know they do a lot more drilling in the beginning of the week, so it's unfortunate we tend to miss that time. Overall, we're very satisfied at Cobrinha and will continue to be dedicated members.