Had a great class, coach felicia went over the basics of gaining control in a dangerous situation,…read moreand coach felicia took questions. The gym was sparkling clean and the instructor really took time to focus on each of us, she also taught us how to fall and her assistant matthew was also great .

Ronin MMA is an excellent place to drop in if you're out of town and needing that itch to train…read more Coach Felicia was very helpful and the whole gym was friendly and had a great atmosphere. I highly recommend them whether you are traveling and stopping by or if you're in the area and need a home gym to train.

First, the gripes I guess…read more.. The gym has way too many things to do. When I am paying $100 a month to learn various forms of martial arts, I want to show up to locked doors and a gym that's in a 15 x 20 foot garage. Secondly, although the BJJ classes are great, it would be better if they were taught by a blue belt or even a white belt so that I wouldn't feel so insecure about going to class. Also, what's with the one female bathroom??? They don't even deserve one. In many countries women wouldn't even be aloud to train with men, let alone piss in the same building. Another major gripe I have is the fact that when it's hot, they open the front doors! WTF?!? I want sweat dripping from every foreskin and every orafice so that I can punish my opponent with more than just an arm bar or triangle (yes I am referring to my ball sweat). And what's with all those tires laying around???? I never see any cars in the back neing worked on. I don't know maybe I'm missing something. Last but not least, what's with the old bald guy teaching the muay thai classes? He seems to be the oldest guy in the gym. Half the time he doesn't even pay attention to his students. I think he has more of a crush on some of the other fighters and instructors at the gym. I could be a little jealous but I'm not. All that aside.... the place is really laid back which makes for an excellent learning environment. That's why I slapped about a million of those bumper stickers on the back of my Kia Rio. Hopefully it will help me get chicks.

its been a min sence i been there but besides haveing one of the worlds best bjj trainer in the…read moreworld and a sick ass pit u really cant find eny place better to learn how to kick but

Excellent academy with great coaches. Facility is a legitimate place to train, kids or adults. On…read morethe coaches; they're just great people which is the most important part for a parent. However, they also happen to be top tier, positive, patient, challenging and stick to their expectations. I was a bit hesitant before we started due to the price... but it's on par with most places and the per class value is unbeatable. My sons can take combinations of bjj, wrestling, , muay Thai, etc. six days per week if they like. If you're on the fence, for yourself or your kids, I would highly encourage you to join. Ohana has become a second home for my sons.

Brought my son in for beginner class for first time. The place is clean and super professional. We…read moresat in on a kids class for awhile. They are amazing and patient instructors.

My daughter attended a seminar here. Very welcoming respectful martial artists here. Kru Soto is…read morea gentleman and worked with my daughter during the seminar. Good guys and we'd definitely come back to train!

Let me preface this by saying I HAVEN'T EVEN GONE YET! I literally send a message and wait for a…read moreresponse to very basic questions and either don't get the right answer or don't get an answer at all. I was told equipment will be provided then the day before the class i find out that i actually need to buy it all myself because it's "not guaranteed." Not what i was told at the beginning but okay (i have texts to prove it too). It seems like whoever is in charge of responding to peoples questions and concerns doesn't really care if you're not apart of the gym already. Not sure if that's what's going on for sure, just how it feels after being ignored and getting a lackluster or no response at all. THAT'S NOT EVEN THE WORST PART. I'm a total beginner. I have made that very clear from the beginning and i think i have asked which Muay Thai class is the beginner class (because you guys have 3-4 of them at different times) because obviously I dont want to go into an intermediate class when, again, I'm a beginner. You think you'd want to answer this question relatively fast so someone doesn't get hurt but i guess thats not the case here. I thought i found a good gym and one that was close to the house but i guess it's back to finding a new gym.

Boerne location is a joke. Coaches concentrate only on themselves and nobody else. Small mat with…read more16-18 students, they have no space to spar safely! No guidance at all. This was not our first school and the school we came from was one of the best in the country, in a different state. We've been with them for 6 years so it's not our first rodeo. Do not waste your money, coaches are not coaching. One wears dirty " white" Gi without a rush guard! Disgusting! No respect for mat, people are allowed to sit on it with their shoes on. Find a different location or school if you are serious about jiu jitsu.

I attended class for the first time this evening and was impressed with the gym facilities and…read moreProfessor instruction. The class was very informative and the Professor covered techniques throughly and provided ample practice time. Everyone was incredibly friendly and inviting. I felt very comfortable training with all the students and learned some great tips to improve my technique that I can use right away. I will absolutely be back!

PARENTS BEWARE: KEEP ANY YOUNG CHILDREN AWAY…read more Long story short: We walked in with our 3 year old and walked out 10 minutes later very upset, confused, and concerned for my child's head injury. Needless to say we never returned. Parent's I would suggest some place else and if you decide to still bring your kids in please be careful and speak up if you think something doesn't look right BEFORE your child gets unnecessarily hurt. Here's what happened. Backstory: Our 3 year old started PreK and in his class at his new school there were 3 yr olds, 4 yr olds and 5 yr olds who had just turned 5. In addition to the big age gap our son is very small for his age. He said he loved the school and teacher but was coming home with different complaints everyday. Someone pushed me to the floor, someone slapped me, someone spit on me, etc... We thought martial arts might help him. The incident: We drive past Brazilian Top Team Northeast every day since we live just minutes away. We walked in and there was a class that seemed to be beginning soon. There was a room for parents to the left that had a giant window and seats to see the training area. The man in the picture greeted us and seemed nice enough. He told us we could stay and watch and at that moment our 3 yr old said "I want to try" and we asked him if he could go out there with the younger kids. The youngest looked about 4 or 5. The man laughed a little said yes and offered to lend a uniform. We were all very excited and expected a very basic first day. Maybe some hand over hand teaching, maybe some exercises or even verbal strategies, ("No stop I don't like that") Within a few seconds he has the students get into about 5 lines of 4 or 5 kids. The first person in each line walked all the way across to the other side of the room and faced the line. The next student in line was then instructed to run full speed, wrap arms around the standing student and "take them down". Our 3 year was the last in line. He ran across the room and looked like he was trying to move a statue because the little girl didn't budge at all. The instructor stopped them and told our kiddo to stand in her spot. This is where I became concerned. I thought surely he would be there to walk and talk them through it as his daughter ran up next. But instead he stood back smirked and let his very well trained, bigger daughter wrap her arms around our 3 year old, lift him up, and slam the back of his head to the ground! To make matters worse no one seemed to rush over somehow I was the first one by our child's side picking him up off the ground. I removed the uniform and walked out. I couldn't understand why this instructor would do that and how that experience could ever help our 3 year old become better and more confident. It became clear it was to make his daughter better and more confident. This was no way her fault but I would advise any new parents who have children under 5 years old to just be careful with her because this was about a year ago so she may be close to 5 years old now. But more importantly parents of all ages be careful with this instructor. Just speak up if things are moving too fast on the first day or any day after. There are always other places so I would suggest just try them all out and see what fits your child best.

From the owner: Welcome to Brazilian Top Team Jiu Jitsu Academy. The best combat sports school…read more Here at Brazilian Top Team, our commitment is to provide the best in combat sports, including jiu-jitsu, wrestling, submission and grappling, conditioning, Muay-Thai, and boxing. With world-class black belt instructors, you can be sure you're receiving the best possible training. But why choose our academy? Because we care about each individual student. Our main goal is to provide a friendly and family environment where you feel comfortable challenging yourself and reaching your goals. From children as young as 3 to adults of all ages, we have classes that cater to all needs.If you're looking for a way to develop your strength, discipline, and motivation, then Brazilian Top

First, I'd like to start by saying thank you to Professor Ray and Coach Vincent for welcoming my…read moredaughter Jaelyn. Overall the facility is easy to find, extremely sanitary. The staff is extremely friendly, helpful and kind. The coaches are great at what they do! My daughter need that extra push for some of the competitions she was doing and she definitely gained a lot from USA. They technique, the new drills definitely got her out her comfort zone. Not only do they offer BJJ, they offer MMA, Muay Thai Kickboxing, Cardio Kickboxing and Wrestling! Jiujitsu definitely saved my daughters life and she's no longer being bullied!!! Bring your kids, shoot bring yourself as well!

Friendly atmosphere, spotless clean and top of the line instructors make this place #1. If you are…read morea very competitive individual wanting to compete and even become an MMA fighter, they have classes for that. If you are older and just want to benefit from the many great things Jiu Jitsu gives you, this is also the school for you. If you are a female and want to just train with females, they also have female only classes. Also Kids classes are amazing! With two locations, one in Floresville and one on the Southside of San Antonio, they are close to you no matter where in San Antonio or outside loop 410. And if you live outside on the east side (Adkins, La Vernia or Floresville) the Floresville location is for you!