Best place to train in Wing Chun, Kali, Muay Thai, MMA, Jiu Jitsu, I've been training for over 30…read moreyears in Martial Arts and this school is amazing, the instructors are great and experienced!

This is an update from Byron's post... i removed my post in an effort that we both realized we were…read moreout of line and we can start fresh. If i can't join then EVERYONE needs to be aware of how they will treat you. if he added my last name he would be the one who looks stupid and so would Gina. She interviewed me about jiu jitsu... i answered her questions to be denied over and over... why interview me if your rules are to deny me? I worked at 5 tenth planets in Southern California that alone gets me through the door if any 10th planet. I was absolutely mind blown by her arrogance. overall a really bad experience. I'll reiterate maybe it was me but also a friend of mine had the exact same experience. See my pics below. Sakura is a good gym and so is Gracie Barra in Woodstock down the road. Notice that i took responsibility for my actions... Gina never did. This review which is all true... stays. If you want to go outside to go back to the main gym and use the bathroom enjoy. Place is in a budge but bills you like they are a state of the art facility.

I was training here for about 2-3 years and loved it. If you're serious about martial arts and…read morelike the idea of training in several different styles, this is the best place in the area. Sifu Alan is an intelligent, supportive, and skilled instructor. His staff are qualified professionals, and their kid programs are great without interfering with the adult classes. They have a super flexible schedule and several different levels of membership. Some might quibble that they're pricey, but you are getting what you pay for. The facility is gorgeous, and everyone there is very positive. I know I sound like a bit of a tool for saying this, but you really do get a sense of belonging while being active there. I'd encourage you to try a demo class of each of the different styles. My favorites were Jeet Kun Do and Kung Fu. As a side note, they are one of the only places in the country to teach the Keysi Fighting Method, and if you are looking for realistic combat training against multiple opponents, this is your best bet.

AMAC is more than a place to learn martial arts; it is a new found family. As a "newb" to the world…read moreof martial arts I was very intimidated to sign up, however. Let me assure you these guys and gals welcome you with open arms. I have met some of the nicest and knowledgeable people at AMAC. If you have a question, they have an answer. Any time a student is having a hard time understanding or performing, they go out of their way to assist until you have eliminated your weakness. I personally love the fact that the staff, including Sifu, will take the time to call and check on you if you have been missing class. They really do care and this is what it takes for a leader to ensure your success. AMAC truly is an ego-free environment providing the best martial arts training. If you are willing to apply yourself, you are guaranteed to succeed and the staff/senior students will make sure you do no matter what it takes. I can personally recall multiple times that I have been training and senior students drop everything they are doing in order to correct my flaws. I feel honored to be a part of AMAC.

My daughter as been training here for a few years and I've loved watching her skills and confidence…read moregrow. Professor Derek is a great coach, constantly pushing to get as much out of his kids as he can. He creates a space where jiujitsu is important, but grades and respect for self and others is just as important. I highly recommend you, your sons, and especially your daughters try it out!

My 8 year old daughter has been attending for a few months now. We're very thankful for Coach…read moreDerrick. He is an excellent teacher and a great role model for all of the kids.

I have been taking Ju-Jitsu for a little more than a month. I am an older person and was looking…read morefor a way to expand my health exercises, have fun, learn something new, mentally challenge myself and learn how to better defend myself. This experience has exceed my expectations. It takes a little time to get into the groove of learning something new. Just keep at it and you learn to appreciate the experience. Also the instructors are great. They really take the time to break down the moves, coach you through the nuances and develop a new skill. I am really pleased with the staff, the environment and the people you meet going through the experience with you..

Amazing instructors, very talented and great students…read more Never too late to start. I just started 6 months ago at 47 and can't wait to learn more Highly recommend

Coming to Macon, I had low hopes of finding a jitsu gym that would fill the shoes left in Boston…read more After a web search, I came upon Coffey Jiu-jitsu may fill those shoes. Barnesville is about 45 minutes from Macon, but there are no jitsu places in Macon, and no authentically trained black belts from a renowned Brazillian for sure. I called the gym to stop by for a trial and i knew i hit a homerun when chip took a few minutes to talk to me. he loves the sport. he lives it and breathes it, and for that, he respects anyone who shows interest in the sport. he was just so plain enthusiastic and passionate about jiu-jitsu. the gym itself is absolutely beautiful and sparkling clean (a must when you need to avoid staph and ringworm). the students ranged from white belts to black belts, but what was so noticeably encouraging was the lack of attitude. too many gyms nowadays are full of hotheads, but you don't learn anything there except maybe how you can try to kick someones butt at the local bar. chips students welcomed me, shaking my hand, and encouraging me plentifully during our rolling drills. unfortunately, due to scheduling for my work and location of the gym, i was unable to join. but from someone who has been to so many MMA gyms, you can tell right off the bat when you've found a good one. the only reason it got 4 stars was because i never took another class there. for all levels, beginners to pro's, if you want a great place to train, check them out.

As a Combat Veteran looking for another way to exercise besides the boring gym of weights. Three…read morefree days to try Riverstone Jiu Jitsu: the second day this reminded me of combatives from active Army. What kept me coming back was the culture inside this Jiu Jitsu gym. Within six months at Riverstone Jiu Jitsu: I felt my confidence returning, great cardio workout, and learning self defense.

I'm a BJJ blue belt and I came into town to train and compete at ADCC Atlanta and this gym was…read moreperfect and everybody was very welcoming. Whether you're looking for some hard rounds to compete and prepare or just get a good workout, the schedule has classes perfect for you. Tony was very mature and respectful and welcoming to myself and everybody else and it was a pleasure to have the opportunity to train here.

Dropped in for a no gi session, everyone was super welcoming and respectful. Got some great rolls…read morein with folks at all skill levels!