I have been going to Triumph for over 4 years now. The coaches, owners, and other members are…read moreamazing. There are no egos and everyone there is genuinely trying to help everyone else be better. They have a good mix of people from young kids trying to learn life skills and confidence, to competitors looking to win Golden Gloves (of which the team has won many times!), to people looking to just get in shape and not compete. They even have a Masters Boxing team for people over 35 years old that want to compete and/or get in shape and stay active.

Tim is awesome! Experienced, and quick response , quick response! I would highly recommend Tim.read more

Recently started taking kickboxing classes here. The class is an action packed 45 minutes. It is…read morenot only a great cardio and muscular workout, but they are also a lot of fun! If you've never kickboxed before. The movements feel a bit awkward at first, but once your body gets used to it (after the first 10-15 minutes), the movements feel more natural and powerful. The staff is extremely friendly and supportive. They are available and very willing to answer any questions you have and provide guidance on your form. Prior to starting here, I had never kicked or punched a bag nor anyone. I'm so glad I tried it! If you're interested in trying the class, they have a great introductory package. For $20, you get 3 kickboxing classes and kickboxing gloves. After that, they offer a unlimited month class package or a 10 or 30 pack of classes.

I first started coming to House of Martial Arts almost a year ago when I decided that I had to…read morestart becoming active. I originally went in to inquire about the Fitness Kickboxing program and was able to spend some time speaking with Sensei George Nae. After talking for a while about my goals and reasons for looking into the program, he suggested that the Martial Arts program might suit me better. I gave it a try and have not looked back since. The facility is amazing, the programs (Fitness, Martial Arts and Martial Arts for kids) are all well rounded and enjoyable but my favorite part is the sense of community here. The people are friendly, supportive and amazing. It makes it easier to stick to a goal for fitness or MA specifically when you have similar minded people who are working for the same things in your corner cheering you on. I would definitely recommend HMA for Martial Arts, Fitness, or kids programs.

Absolutely love IBC. I've been to other gyms (in other cities) and never felt like I was actually…read moreboxing. More kickboxing and such. IBC is actually boxing. With coaches who are actually certified. No personal trainers pretending to be coaches. Came for the first time using a Groupon, having been convinced by friends I should try it. I HIGHLY recommend it. Buy the two month Groupon because you will want to keep coming back. (And it's only for new members.) also buy the Groupon when they are running a special if you really want to save. Needless to say, my two month Groupon needed 4 months ago and I'm happily paying full monthly membership to come. The fee definitely keeps me motivated not to miss, but the people and coaches make the 30 minute journey across town worth it. There are very few workouts worth adjusting your schedule to not miss, and this is one. To the point where my friends know I hate to miss class so don't ask if it's during boxing. Classes are 75 minutes, which is definitely better than some boxing offerings in the city, and the workout is different each day. You're going to get your cardio, strength trainings and more when you come to class. Classes are: Tuesday/Thursday at 7 pm Every other Saturday at 1130 am Follow their fb page for updates on the schedule.

I love going to IBC and would definitely recommend it! Everyone is incredibly friendly and it is a…read moregreat workout! The workout changes every class and the coaches are great! It's definitely not intimidating at all and there is a good mix of people - beginners to advanced. Go check it out!

My 13 year old son and I came here for a boxing lesson. The facility is clean, bright and has the…read moreneeded equipment to teach boxing, Jiu-Jitsu, and Muay Thai. The people who train here appeared to be well trained. I observed a Jiu-Jitsu class. It was well taught. When the boxing started we jumped rope, push ups, sit ups. Then my son and i spared. We started on the mat, then moved to the ring. Later we moved to heavy bag work. The workout went well, we game out feeling good and sweaty...

Excellent Staff & Location. I've learned so much. Friendliest & Toughest Dojo. Jason is regularly…read moreTeaching what is the best, most effective & newest ways to execute Techniques. Thanks Guys!

UPDATED Review--…read more After a year away from Indianapolis Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, I decided to give the revised format for initiating new students a try. And I have to say it made a huge difference in my experience. Last year I tried Indy BJJ and wound up with a bruised rib and feeling pretty lousy for a couple weeks while that healed. Prof. Eldred reached out to me earlier this year to let me know that they'd changed how they introduce new students to the system and invited me back when I was ready. In the interim, I trained heavily at Title Boxing in Glendale. Getting into much better shape there was probably a good start for this. The new system for initiating first-time students helps a lot, too. And this system brought back the missing stars from my previous review. The new system starts first with private instruction with Prof Eldred before joining a group class. That way when you get tossed into the group class, you're not totally at a loss as to what's being discussed. It doesn't mean the first class won't be confusing, it just means that you won't be going in totally blind. It really helped me to have more confidence. Grappling is one of my least favorite things. If, God forbid, I were ever in a real fight, I'd much prefer to rely on my boxing background. That said, BJJ is a proven defense system employed everywhere from police to military to combat sports. And it's a great work out that tests some very different muscles from boxing. So I feel like it's worth trying to learn. But it's intimidating as all get out! Those private primer classes directly from Prof. Eldred really took the sting off in jumping into group classes. If you're looking for a BJJ school that focuses on self-defense and has a rock-solid lineage back to the Gracies, this would be the right fit for you. I'll probably never be a good grappler, or even really enjoy it. But I've got some faith that under this school's tutelage, I'll at least be sufficient enough to have an idea of what I'm doing if I were ever in a grappling situation.

Stopped in after my friend John has been receiving instruction for almost a year. I love that it's…read morevery focused on instruction and not theatrics or easy belt promotions. I signed up and I've been to three classes and while my technique isn't perfect I've learned almost a dozen movements and have a basic understanding of the transitions. Whether you've done martial arts or haven't this is the perfect dojo and instructor to get started or start again. If the junior instructors are any indication of the teaching then you'll see why I signed up for three months in advance. Hope to see you in class soon.

My son and I have both been training at Bushido and it has been fantastic. They have an amazing…read morekids program and my son has been competing as well. His confidence has gone through the roof and he is learning not only Jiu-Jitsu but so many useful life skills. I have been training Jiu-Jitsu and kickboxing. The instruction and attention to detail is top notch. Whether you're looking for self defense or have aspirations to compete this is the academy that has it all. Highly recommend for adults and kids.

I would recommend Bushido Jiu Jitsu to anyone interested in martial arts in Indianapolis area…read more Their facility is unbelievable and clean and massive. The coaching for competitors is outstanding. Their kids program is incredible they have classes for younger kids and more advanced. They helped kids along the way and the culture and community is second to none! Go to Bushido!

10/10, I would definitely recommend. Josh guided me through my workout. I was ready to tap out, but…read morepushed myself. This was my first time being active since I had surgery in September. I was definitely sore the next day and wanted to go back. The workout is 30 minutes. You'll definitely sweat and burn calories. Make sure to bring your water bottle. He listened to my concerns and was okay with me doing modifications in the workout after I told him that I recently had surgery. Please visit. You won't be disappointed.

Absolutely great gym I would definitely recommend! The atmosphere is fantastic and I love working…read moreout here. It's super clean and the community is amazing. The trainers are great about taking you through your first workout so no need to be nervous if you've never been before!

I love the Barre Code! If you're into barre classes, community, a fun atmosphere, and a 5 minute…read morestretch to end your class, you'll love it here! The instructors are helpful and supportive, and you'll get a great workout every time!

Last night I had the privilege of checking out Barre Code for the first time as recommended to me…read moreby fellow Yelper's, Sara and Brooke. The experience kicked off in the best of ways with a very friendly welcome and tour of the space. I was really impressed by how large their building as in how many rooms and classes they were able to host at the same time. they offer a small shopping area three dressing rooms and several different weights to coordinate with different classes. My particular visit was for the hot stretch class which included intense stretching in a heated room for 30 minutes. It seemed that this was just what my body needed after a few days of spin classes. Note that if you do not have a mat, you can rent theirs for two dollars as well as towels and water bottles. I also appreciated that their first sample class was only eight dollars for new customers. Often times the $20 for a first class at other studios makes it a bit too much when you don't know what you're getting into.