Excellent coaching from Tyler. He was amazing made our son feel confident and happy. He was…read moreencouraging and helpful.

I've always been interested in Jiu-jitsu, but for some reason I'd always managed to find an excuse…read morefor why I couldn't do it. I was too old, I was too fat, I was too broke. I was married. I was divorced...blah, blah, blah. Then I got a job less than a block away from NWMA. It was easier to deny the urge to go in when it was a place I passed once in a while when I came to town. Now I was confronted with it daily. One day, I chose to give in, and have yet to regret that choice! There really is no excuse. If this seems like something you've wanted to try, come on in and train with us!

If you aren't familiar with the 10th Planet system, it is unlike any other style of BJJ out there…read more Popularized by Joe Rogan, the system was created by the BJJ wizard Eddie Bravo. The coaches and staff here are extremely friendly and knowledgeable. The stereotypes of "not being strong enough," or "im scared that ill get injured" are totally non-existent here. Everyone helps everyone learn and grow, which ultimately makes the gym in its entirety shine. This place isn't like any other culty BJJ gym, and they don't try to kill you your first time in (trust me, I've heard horror stories of other gyms putting new members through a workshop). Furthermore, they just transferred to a newer, bigger spot and have a wicked awesome setup! Plenty of space, new equipment, and they even offer strength and conditioning as well as kickboxing classes to spice it up! Membership rates are more than fair for what you get! I highly recommend checking this place out whether you're just dropping in, or looking or a new spot to train. Much love and prosperity to 10th Planet Springfield! OSSSU!!!!

Great people let me drop in when I was visiting town and taught me some cool 10th planet techniquesread more

Performances is as good as it gets. I've been lucky enough to train with Ben for boxing and Nate "…read morelittle baby rhino" for kickboxing. These gentlemen are some of the best instructors you could ever hope to get. There are levels in fighting, and there are levels in coaching both of these guys are top-notch. The environment is really chill while simultaneously challenging you to be better. Whether it's Jiu-jitsu, boxing, or kickboxing this gym is really solid.

#1 jiujitsu in Oregon. Family, friends, kids of all ages best place to be training jiujitsu is at…read morePerformance martial arts.

I've trained at a couple BJJ gyms in the area, and this is the one I found to fit me the best…read more Great friendly and welcoming environment. Consistent instruction, and a team of coaches that will push you in a positive way to continue to seek improvement. Fun and competitive environment.

We love this place, my entire family of 5 are hooked. Builds much more than muscle, the impact…read morehas been more than I expected. I look forward to every class

The community here is super friendly, coaches are awesome and care about your progress.read more

I was really disappointed with my experience here. I had friends who recently joined without any…read moreissues, but when I tried to sign up, I was told by Jason that I was not allowed to train there. Jason said it's because of my affiliation with checkered past mma . Meanwhile, my friends Mike De La Cruz and Carter--who also have trained at checked past mma--were accepted without a problem. The inconsistency doesn't make sense and felt unprofessional. If there are policies in place, they should be applied fairly and clearly communicated. Unfortunately, this experience left a bad impression.

I go to Peaceful Fighter for a lunchtime workout as well as Saturday's for the free kids class. My…read morefamily loves this gym. It is very family oriented Ryon is very knowledgeable and truly cares about your health and fitness.

I love working out at Peaceful Fighter. I attend the 30 minute sessions 2 days a week. Ryon is good…read moreat constructing workouts that fit any fitness level. Stop by and check it out!

If you're looking to develop/begin your martial arts journey this is an awesome place!…read more Adam is truly an encyclopedia of JeetKuneDo and Juijitsu knowledge. Always breaking things down in the most digestible way, making sure the vibe is light, fun, and no one is ever left hanging. You can tell he cares for his people and his gym, always keepin it real Very grateful for my time here and wish other gyms offered the same foundational skills Adam and the team here had done for me, I've found that it's rather rare. If you're looking for a place to start, go here! I am grateful I did.

I had 2 children in the classes for a year. The staff was nice, I like the messages and base…read moreskills they were teaching. I wanted to start my kids off with a non confrontational martial arts, and that is what I received. The pricing was not bad, 2 kids twice a week for under $300. If we missed classes, they could make them up. You have to pay for 2 additional months after canceling, which I get. Its inconvenient, but they have a business to run. The issue we had, particularly with my youngest, was the classes were not made for active kids. There is not much warm up for the kids, so those who have the need to move still have the zoomies. The punishment for talking or being over active is to sit out. Sitting down and having to be still, while a punishment, does not actually help and makes things worse. In my past martial arts experience punishment was doing something physically active. At times, my child would not get to participate in half or more of the class. What is the point in coming and paying for a martial arts class? The second to last day, we still had over half a month of classes left to us, my child was out for over half the class. The next and final day, the whole class. Not for being aggressive or argumentative or loud, but for getting up and moving. Yes, this disrupts class, I get that. Making them sit out the whole class though, was not only a waste of time and money, but of opportunity and frankly a bad teaching practice. The coach did not even come talk to us afterwards. So, while in general it was not bad and had many good qualities, if you have active/overactive kids, I do not recommend.