I've been here since opening, and part of the Drysdale family for about 5 years now. Jiu Jitsu has…read morebeen my way of escaping my tedious gym life and putting fitness into something that I can develop and utilize if necessary. I love the path of meeting new people and watching how they develop. Coach Greg is not only the man, but a great friend. And then of course we have Rob and the rest of the Zenith team, osssss! Get out here, get fit, and learn something new!

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I'm writing this to inform other parents about our experience at Odin's Halls BJJ…read more My seven year old son trained there for four months. When we signed the 12-month contract, I specifically asked what would happen if he lost interest. At his age, that's always a possibility. We were told by one of the coaches that early cancellation would result in a one- to two-month penalty. Based on that representation, we signed. After four months, we decided to withdraw him because we were not satisfied with the quality of his training. When I informed the school and the owner, Steve, that we intended to cancel, I was told we would have to pay half of the remaining contract balance. That was not clearly stated in the agreement as we understood it, nor was it what we were told at enrollment. When I raised this discrepancy, Steve stated the coach had been "misinformed" and "misspoke." After I remained firm on canceling, communication stopped. That raised serious concerns about transparency and accountability. The more troubling issue happened later at a NAGA tournament. After leaving Odin's Hall, there was a break in my son's training while we searched for a new academy. He then joined Cobrinha and registered for the novice, no-submission division (white belt, six months and under training). At the tournament, we were informed that a coach from Odin's Hall contacted the organization claiming my son should be bumped up to the beginner division (with submissions) because he had trained over six months at their gym and had prior wrestling experience. This was inaccurate. * He trained at Odin's Hall for four months. * We had email documentation confirming the cancellation timeline. * There was a gap in training before he joined his new academy. * The brief wrestling class he attended was actually a requirement at Odin's Hall for their competition team -- and all of their students participate in wrestling. What shocked me most was the attempt to move a seven-year-old into a submission division when they knew they had never taught him submissions. This tournament division was specifically six months and under, novice, no-submission for safety reasons. Moving him up would have exposed him to techniques he had not been trained to defend against. As a parent, that is extremely concerning. Youth martial arts programs should prioritize child safety and development above rivalry or competitive positioning.

Impressive program! The coaching was fantastic. Unfortunately, the price is beyond our budget, and…read moreparking was a challenge. I have a large vehicle, and maneuvering in and out would be extremely stressful for me.

As a parent, putting your child into something new can be nerve-wracking--especially when they've…read morebeen homeschooled most of their life like my son. This year was his first time in a traditional school setting, and unfortunately, he experienced some bullying. He's naturally very shy, doesn't have many friends his age, and lacks confidence. That's what led his dad and I to look into self-defense classes--not because we want him to fight, but because we want him to feel confident, strong, and capable of standing up for himself. Walking into the class, he was extremely nervous. He didn't know what to expect, and honestly, neither did we. At one point, I truly thought he was going to ask to leave because he felt so overwhelmed. But then one of the senseis noticed him struggling and came over. He spoke to him so kindly and patiently, reassuring him that he was safe, that this was just a trial class, and that he would help him learn step by step. That moment meant everything. He didn't just teach--he connected. He took the time to guide him, correct him gently, and make him feel comfortable. THANK YOU ! Sensei JERELL CEPHAS By the end of the class, I expected my son to say he never wanted to come back... but instead, he surprised me. He said, "Yes, I was really scared and nervous... but I liked it. I think I need this. I had fun." And to please enroll him into classes . That right there meant the world to me. All of the senseis were great, but the patience, care, and attention this sensei showed my son truly stood out. If you have a child who is shy, struggling with confidence, or just needs a positive environment to grow, I highly recommend this place. My son came home and tried to practice the moves he was told in class and wanted to learn more ! :)

My son, Seth, had an amazing first day at Cephas Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu! From the moment we arrived,…read morethe staff and instructors were welcoming, patient, and encouraging. They made learning fun while creating a positive environment where he felt comfortable and excited to participate. He had such a great time that he was already asking when he could come back before we even left! Thank you for providing such a wonderful, fun, and supportive experience for Seth. We're looking forward to many more classes and highly recommend Cephas Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu to other families.

Kickboxing, jiu jitsu, wrestling- they have it all! My son is nine years old and has the all access…read moremembership. I love that he can pick and choose which classes he wants to attend. We try to go at least two or three times a week. They stream the classes on the app, Twitch, so if you want to drop off your child and watch on the go you can! Coach Joe and his wife are super nice, patient and helpful. Coach Joe is very attentive to the kids needs and makes sure each class is fun. Also, they offer a free, three day trial so you can try any or all classes for yourself!

Known Joe for years, he's very knowledgeable in striking and grappling. Very solid coach!read more

Awesome Tae Kwon Do! I was in Tae Kwon Do for 7 years, and had to stop when I started sports in…read morehigh school. Five years later I'm back with Master Rhee. This is a great place for kids and adults. Master J and Instructor JR are equally great. Definitely check this place out!

Honestly one of the most disappointing experiences I've had with a company. I was charged a late…read morefee for being only 3 days late on my annual fee, yet I never received a single email reminder, warning, or courtesy notice beforehand, even though I had interacted with them several times leading up to it. What really makes this upsetting is the timing. During those same few days, my card had been stolen and I was attending a funeral for a loved one. I was already dealing with enough emotionally and financially, and instead of showing even a little understanding or compassion over a 3-day delay, they immediately added extra charges. It's hard to support a business that treats customers like numbers instead of human beings. A little empathy and communication would have gone a long way.

FELT LIKE A SCAM I…read moresigned up for a membership in October 2025 after being contacted by an employee named Jack Suggs, who offered a "fight night" promotion. The deal was 18 months for the price of 12, with full payment required upfront. It sounded like a great offer, so I agreed and paid in full. Right after the call, I received the membership agreement by email--but it only showed 12 months, not 18 as promised. I immediately tried to call Jack, but couldn't reach him. When he responded the next day via text, he said the manager at the time, Chris Ortega, would take care of it. He explained that the extra 6 months wouldn't appear on the contract because it was a special promotion, but assured me it would be added. I trusted that explanation. About 6 months later, another employee approached me about a new promotion. I declined, assuming I still had plenty of time left on my membership. That's when I was told my contract was only for 12 months. By then, both Jack and Chris were no longer with the gym. I spoke with the current manager, who told me he could only honor what was written in the contract and couldn't do anything about what was promised by previous staff. While I understand his position, it doesn't change the fact that I paid based on a deal that was never honored. Overall, this experience felt misleading and disappointing. I recommend getting everything clearly written in your contract before making any upfront payments.

Nice little place for intimate classes of around 10 people. There are plenty of bags usually one…read moreperson on each side of the bag. The teachers are nice and keep you pumped up. They played decent music. Nothing too heavy nothing too crazy. I just joined with my daughter. Both of us are really enjoying it. The classes are about 45 minutes just enough to get you pumped up and get your heart moving. First class is $20 to try it out and after that, you can pay monthly fee to get as many classes as you want. I recommend as many classes as you want. It's in a Shopping center, so plenty of parking. The parking lot is well lit and there's an Albertson's right there in case you need to pick up some thing that take home for dinner.

Great programs for adults and children! Been coming here for a few years now, excellent staff and…read morelessons, not only have we learned a lot but are also much fitter!

I would highly recommend this place. Great coaching staff, good environment for learning. Staff…read morereally care and push you to do better.

Family owned and operated. If you want a place where you can learn jiujitsu, train in a clean gym…read moreand feel at home same time, this is the place to go! My kids ranging age 23-13 love their jiujitsu coaches. They train hard to play hard! Try the gym, you won't regret it.