My daughter went for a free class to try it out. She liked it a lot. I asked all the questions, how…read moremuch is it per month, do you have a signing fee, can we stop at one point and many more. We decided that we will sign her up, and of core I got 2 phone calls from Ban regarding our decision. I went last night ready to sign her up, sit down with the same girl that I had the conversation the first time and I was very disappointed. They do have a signing fee of around $100, and this information was lied to me, because on my question about the fee she said NO. They also want you to buy all the staff that she will need from them , due to Quality and safety. I was very disappointed of the way all of this was handled. I did not sign my daughter there, because they lie to me and they were not in front with me about all of there's changes. Very bad service.

My dad, mom and nephew take classes here. My dad is aiming to have his black belt by the time he's…read more60 (he's 58 now) and Tyler (now 7) hopes to be a Sensai one day like his own Sensai Kyle! My mom takes their kickboxing classes and loves it! We pay a family fee so any of us can go at any time. I attended a womens self defense class there a few months ago and learned valuable information. We've been apart of the Z's action for a couple years now and its fill with wonderful people who make you work hard and earn it! They teach you the art and how to be effective instead of just fancy. I recommend this place all the time to anyone looking for a different type of exercise or something to get their kids involved in!

The first thing you should be aware of is that Tactical Mixed Martial Arts is truly the type of…read moresmall family business that politicians just love to gush about. There's Tony, his wife Jennifer and their two kids, Jasmyn and Destiny, (OK, young adults) running the place and doing an excellent job at it! I started here about two years ago after wanting to get in better physical shape for Krav Maga lessons at another school, and business owners take note, I saw an advertisement at the Spring Hill Mall advertising Tactical MMA's 90-Day Kettle Bell challenge. Fans of Tim Ferriss already know about the impressive weight loss and muscle gain when just practicing with kettlebells, so I really didn't need any convincing, I signed up for the class and have slowly have been toning my body while gaining muscle mass. Tony, Jennifer, Jasmyn and yes, Destiny truly care to see their students perform to the best of their abilities. I've been training for ruck marches, a planned Goruck Tough in September and between starting a small security start-up and the extra workouts and rucks with 30-50lbs of weight I've added outside of working out at Tactical Mixed Martial Arts, there is never a negative word spoken, its an extremely friendly, positive training academy with life-affirming words to keep you working out, even if you find some of the workouts too much. Recently I've started taking their Cardio MMA class, which is three nights a week of a high-intensity circuit workout that I generally attend two and have added a weighted vest to add some variety to my workouts. Please don't let the name scare you, everyone attending kettlebells and the Cardio MMA classes are friendly, and like Tony and Jennifer, want to see you succeed with your physical fitness goals and have a good time doing it. The only complaint I have (Its a small one!) is the music sometimes gets a little repetitive, but they have been soliciting others for more music to add to the rotation. Definitely consider Tactical Mixed Martial Arts if you are looking to make a real change in your life when it comes to your workouts!

This gym is amazing! Such a great atmosphere and people. I've been doing the cardio MMA classes and…read morethe class is challenging but fun!

These guys are doing what no one else is doing. Amazing and practical real life technique to take…read morean attacker out quickly

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Our family trains Kyuki-Do here. Me (35) and my two boys (6 and 10) have been part of the academy…read morefor about 2.5 years, and my wife and daughter are planning to join as well. A huge part of what makes this place special is the leadership and instruction. Master B!, Mr. Riedl, and Mr. Paynes, both father Payne and son Payne, are outstanding instructors and highly capable martial artists. You can tell immediately they bring decades of experience across multiple martial arts. Their depth of knowledge shows not just in technique, but in how they teach, correct, and develop students at every level. The kids program is exceptional. The instructors meet kids where they are while still holding high standards for respect, focus, and effort. My boys are challenged, supported, and genuinely excited to train. As an adult student, I appreciate that the classes are demanding without being intimidating. I always feel encouraged to push a little further, safely and intelligently. One of the most meaningful parts of this journey has been earning our black belts together. My 10-year-old and I will be testing together this November, which says a lot about the culture and support here. All of us have grown in confidence, discipline, and overall energy. This academy builds real skill and real character. Highly recommended for anyone looking for more than just a martial arts class.

Our son Matthew has been with KMA for 2 and a half years. Everything has just been a positive…read moreexperience for him and our family. He not only learn kicks and punches but life skills as well, something I cannot put a price on. Since joining, my son is more confident, focused, respectful, disciplined, strong (physically and mentally), and more compassionate. The masters, instructors and staff are very helpful and treats us like family. Even with the shelter in place, my son has been able to attend virtual classes everyday. And when we returned to the academy beginning in July, the instructors ensured everyone's safety with the protocols put in place.

Very small space, be careful with the contract, they continue to charge you even if you don't go…read moreand it has already ended.

As an avid practitioner of martial arts for over 20 years and being in out of many gyms I've…read morestudied in my technique was cleaned up in here, the lineage goes back to Kimura, it's friendly and inviting here I'd recommend it for your a confidence and good health

I've been at Curran for more than two years and can't speak highly enough of my experience. The…read moreenvironment is so supportive, no matter your goals. Everyone always goes out of their way to talk with new members and make them feel welcome, and over time I've developed several great friendships. Jeff, Chuck, and Justin go out of their way to make Muay Thai and BJJ as accessible as possible. It's a community-oriented, family-friendly environment. I see lots of parents come for kids' classes, then stick around to train themselves. As a woman and a beginner, I usually prefer training with other women, and no one has ever pressured me to work with someone I'm not comfortable with. There are almost always great women to train with, and as I've gotten more comfortable training with men, I've had great experiences with them, too. I live pretty far away, and the coaches are also very understanding that I can only come once or twice a week. Since some members are there almost every day to prep for competitions, even people who are more self-defense oriented (like me) have the opportunity to experience more intense sparring if they want it. If you've ever considered learning Muay Thai or BJJ, or just want to learn to defend yourself, Curran is a great place to do it, regardless of age. You can take it at your own pace and will feel encouraged, not pressured, to aim higher. The coaches care about ensuring you can protect yourself, so if you stick with the program, you'll know you're being prepared with solid techniques. If I ever leave the area, it'll be one of the places I miss most!

I started training here in the spring. Most of the gym was welcoming, and I genuinely enjoyed…read moretraining, rolling with members and attending almost every class. The first issue arose when a longtime teammate came to me visibly upset and said she and another student were kicked off the mat by blue belt Alexa, who she said lacked authority to do so. Staff initially seemed understanding, but when they later asked her, she retracted what she'd told me. She had personally told me she cared about her reputation at the gym and didn't want to seem like a complainer. I was questioned about why I stood up for her when it "had nothing to do with me." Chuck labeled me a problem and said I was stirring up drama. I also raised concerns about another woman's passive-aggressive jokes. Chuck dismissed it because she jokes with him, but what he considers a joke isn't necessarily what I do. There was also an incident I never reported because I feared being labeled a complainer. I've never had an issue rolling with men there; this was one specific interaction. After rolling with an older man, the clock stopped and we sat while I listened to his advice. He rested his hand on my upper thigh. I stayed quiet because of how my previous concerns were handled. I discussed concerns with morning instructor AJ and coach Justin. Owner Jeff Curran later called this "cornering" instructors and spreading gossip. I was trying to communicate how disrespected I felt by Chuck labeling me the problem. Chuck talked down to me, cut me off and became upset when I asked questions, so I left. During the next eight days, my membership was apparently canceled without informing me, even though I kept attending morning classes with AJ. I avoided evenings because of Chuck. When I saw him again, there was no apology; I was told he "deals with things a certain way." I still listened to Chuck and the other coaches. When Chuck later tried having a joking/personal relationship with me again, I didn't want that. I wanted to train, take instruction and leave, but apparently that was interpreted as disrespect. After I borrowed a gi, Chuck told me to put it in the bin and he'd wash it. I heard him, we made eye contact and I understood. I guess because I didn't respond how he wanted, he immediately followed me. When I looked back, he kept pace and maintained eye contact. He followed me to the rack, watched me put the gi away, then watched me leave. Later they said there was only one exit, but he followed me to the rack first, not simply toward the exit. The situation reached its climax when Jeff confronted me after morning class while I was talking with AJ. He said, "Let's talk about it." As AJ was leaving, Jeff said he didn't want to talk to me alone because I "put words in [his] mouth." He motioned for me to get out, then told AJ not to talk to me. Jeff yelled at me and accused me of calling Chuck "a bigot." I immediately made clear I DID NOT call Chuck a bigot. Jeff said he'd known Chuck for 39 years while judging me despite barely knowing me. He called me a "liability" and defended Chuck by saying he'd simply had a bad day. When I responded, "I can't have bad days too?" Jeff said I had a "victim mentality" and continued calling me a liability. He also said something like, "This is a combat sport. What are you going to do, cry if you jam your finger?" My concerns were NEVER about handling BJJ physically. I've trained through injuries. They were about how I was treated and spoken to. Jeff scheduled a meeting for the next day at 1:00. I agreed, but going in I already had a feeling how it would go, so I said I was going to stop training there. They recorded the meeting, so assuming it remains complete and unedited, there's a record of what happened. Chuck constantly interrupted me, and whenever I addressed one person, someone else jumped in. It felt like everyone was tagging each other in. I tried to understand their perspectives, but when I explained mine, it felt like, "Here's why you're wrong." I felt dismissed and gaslighted. Jeff eventually told me to get out and commented on my future personal relationships despite barely knowing me. When I mentioned mixed reviews about him, he felt insulted after making personal comments about me. I trained hard and cared about the gym. I believe this could've gone differently if they'd been willing to listen instead of becoming defensive. Others may genuinely have five-star experiences, but that doesn't negate mine. More five-star reviews don't erase what happened to me. As a woman there alone, I question whether I would've been treated the same way if I'd had someone supporting me, such as a partner or man present. I have no reason to lie. This reflects my experience and what happened when I raised concerns.

Super engaging for the kids! Wonderful teaching and environment even for preschoolers.read more

My daughter is enjoying the class and Mr Norries and Mrs Norries are very friendly and good on…read moreprice.