I've only been to one class so far and I am hooked! This is a brand new facility and contains the…read morebare basics, which is really all you need. Nothing too fancy, but that seems to keep the membership costs much more affordable than some of the other gyms in the area. They are apparently working on installing a shower. Depending on your sign up deal, you might be able to get a free pair of gloves! This is a HUGE steal, especially considering most gyms make you borrow a pair that smells like it's never been washed. The owner, Frank, is also incredibly friendly and has a great story about his start with kickboxing. Based on the first class and overall experience, I can already see myself becoming a member. Looking forward to taking many more classes in the future!

I love coming to this place! I've been using Class Pass for the past couple months because I NEEDED…read moreto get back into shape. This place has been great. It's a super nice community of people and the trainers are really welcoming. Frank (the owner/trainer) has a really fascinating story about how he decided to buy the company himself! Mason also is a professional boxer and gives good advice and real life situations of how this workout helps. Brittany also does a fun Boot Camps to break up boxing everyday. I've been to other classes through Class Pass and TKO is by far the most welcoming. They take newbies through a good startup class to go over all the punches and kicks. They focus 100% on form to prevent injuries making this class pretty safe for newbies. Overall, I've been getting a great workout from them and will continue to come back! Highly recommend if you want to get back into shape, get some stress out, learn a fun new skill, and have some fun!

I love this new dojo! Being able to see these guys get their own business started is exciting! When…read moreyou punch people in the face, sweat with them and sometimes bleed with them, you also form a bond. You're like extended family. When I visited ESS Martial Arts Academy I felt like we were having a family reunion. Whether you want to get into shape, learn self defense, or feel a sense community, ESS is the place to help you. Super laid back and winning to everyone that comes in the door and steps foot on the mat. I truly believe in what they are trying to create and I would recommend that people give them a shot. Oss!

Took my son once and he loved it!!! He said it was super fun but a good workout. Staff was very…read morevery helpful. Going again for round 2

Our daughter has been taking classes here for about 4 months and ever since she started I've been…read moreso impressed by the instruction and ease of taking her to class. I love that we can easily schedule different days of the week and make up classes to ensure she isn't missing any instruction. The class is easy to jump into if you're new, or at a higher experience level. The owners are delightful and fantastic with kids meeting each at their own level. I've ever tried some of the adult offerings like the morning exercise class and self defense. Overall very pleased!

Fabulous self-defense class today! I have much greater confidence in my ability to survive an…read moreattack, especially if I am on the ground. It's amazing how much you can learn in two short hours! Thank you for offering this class at such an incredibly low price!

Outstanding trainers, Omaha is very fortunate to have such a world class MMA gym. Highly recommend!!read more

Went to Mick Doyle's for a free first class based off the recommendation of a current member…read more On the advice of an employee, the hubs and I took both the beginner and intermediate boxing classes. The beginner class was more of a warmup that focused on footwork and technique and the intermediate class moved into hitting and bag work. While the trainers and workout was fantastic, about 45 minutes of the two hours was taken up by the trainer talking (no movement during this time) and one-on-one work with the first trainer. The one-on-one time was great, however, if you were not working with the trainer you were just standing around. It seems this time would be more beneficial if people were paired up to continue training while waiting for their turn with the trainer. If you are looking for a workout, you may want to just attend the beginner class. If you are looking to become more efficient and trained in boxing, both classes are probably needed. The intermediate class (at least during our visit) is just a continuation of the first class and cannot stand on its own. While the extended time was a let down, as newbies we definitely needed the break. If we were to continue on, this would probably be an issue if all classes have this amount of down time. Happy training Yelpers!

My daughter recently moved to Omaha, so it was important that I find a place to train when I come…read moreto visit her (from California). After careful research and 2 drop in classes later, I have found my new Jiu-Jitsu home away from home at Legacy BJJ. I took class from both Professors Matt and Ed. As an older (female) white belt, they customized their instruction to meet my needs: challenge but not overwhelm. My priority was to train safely but also have fun. The students I met there were friendly and supportive. I recommend this school to locals but also visitors. Whenever I'm in Omaha, you can bet that I'll be spending time here!

I love this place! They keep things simple and do a great job of teaching every part of the art of…read moreJudo! Best Judo dojo in Nebraska!

TJ is the best coach. He is incredibly patient with the kids, taking care to make sure everyone is…read morelearning these important skills in a safe way, while ensuring everyone is having fun. The adult classes are the most accepting and supportive classes I have ever attended in any gym. I have never felt uncomfortable or unwelcome, especially when I was brand new and had no idea I was doing.

Master McClendon is a great teacher and great guy. Perfect blend of encouragement and push…read more Children respond well to his teaching, as do adult students. He makes it fun while still making sure you keep moving forward. He teaches Hapkido, a Korean martial art, and has achieved the rank of 5th Dan. To put that in perspective, it often takes longer to move from 4th Dan to 5th Dan than it does for a beginning student to attain a black belt. True commitment and experience! I've personally witnessed him build a new student's confidence inside of a month. Several times actually. A student comes in shy, scared, hardly speaking, and within a month the student is smiling, responding, engaging, and most importantly confidently trying. It's awesome. One of the great things is that while Hapkido can certainly be powerful, it doesn't rely on strength. Rather it teaches how to use angles and circular movements to your advantage. This might be a silly example but think of how a large adult can still trip over a small child or a pet - it's not that the child or pet overpowered the adult, it's that they interfered with the adult's movement in just the right way. It took no particular effort for them to trip the adult and yet it still worked. It's a great place to learn a martial art and how to protect yourself and those you love.