As real as it gets. Learning from someone who grew up in Brazil with the Gracie's and Pedro Sauer!…read more LEGIT.

Such a nice gym! The owner and training partners were all super safe, kind, and great attention &…read morehelp with skills! Really can't wait to come back, a shame I don't live here!

From the owner: Mindstate is dedicated to providing high-quality BJJ training to students of all ages and skill…read morelevels. Our experienced instructors are passionate about helping each student reach their full potential, both on and off the mat. Whether you are looking to improve your fitness, learn self-defense, or compete at the highest level, we have a program that is right for you. Come visit us today and experience the MindState Jiu Jitsu and Movement difference!

Excellent classes by Joel and Curtis. Not only do you get a great workout, but it's also an…read moreexcellent stress reliever so glad to have kickboxing in the boro!

Had a great first class with Coach Joel! And it was my first time doing a kickboxing class! The…read morecoaching for a first timer was exactly what I needed!!! Be sure to schedule your class as soon as possible!

Overall the gym is dirty and has broken ripped and old equipment. Free weight area reeks of urine…read more I didn't use childcare but looking in the toys were nonexistent and the room looked like it has not been swept or mopped in months.

Foundry Gymnastics Review - AVOID This Gym at All Costs! I…read morecannot stress this enough--do not send your child to Foundry Gymnastics. My experience with them was a complete disaster, and I want to save other parents from making the same mistake. Here's why you should stay as far away from this gym as possible: 1. Unqualified Coaches Before you even think about enrolling your child, take the time to watch the classes. The coaches at Foundry Gymnastics are incredibly inexperienced, often chosen from the parents sitting in the gym, rather than based on actual qualifications. When my daughter was on the pre-team, the coaching was inconsistent, unstructured, and clearly lacked knowledge. Instead of qualified professionals leading the kids, we saw teenage girls who were barely qualified to run a class. 2. Dangerous Gym Conditions The conditions at Foundry are downright appalling. The equipment is unsafe--the spring floors have rusty nails literally poking through them, and the mats are filthy. It's shocking that the gym hasn't taken any real steps to address these issues, especially considering the potential risks to the children's safety. 3. Misleading Promises of Coaching My daughter was on the pre-team for a year and was eventually promoted to the competition team. We were led to believe that she would get more one-on-one coaching from the head coach--but that couldn't have been further from the truth. The head coach was hardly ever there, and when she was, she barely offered any constructive coaching. Everything the girls learned in pre-team had to be re-taught, as the skills were not properly taught in the first place. 4. Toxic Coaching Environment The real nightmare came with the competition team. The head coach's behavior is appalling. Instead of nurturing the kids and providing constructive feedback, she resorts to yelling and belittling the gymnasts. The kids often ended up cryingand feeling worthless because of her harsh and abusive approach. She would scream at them, telling them they weren't good enough to compete and threaten to pull them from the team without offering any real coaching or guidance. It was emotionally damaging to the kids. 5. Poor Management & Lack of Accountability When I raised my concerns to the gym manager and the head coach, I was essentially told that the head coach didn't want to work with the level 3 girls because of parental issues--basically, she didn't want to be challenged by concerned parents. Instead of addressing the coaching problems, I was told to keep the parents off her back. The owner was also unprofessional about financial matters--I paid all the competition fees on time, and the gym owner held my check for over a month. When I requested a refund for the fees I'd paid, the owner only offered me credit towards another class at the gym, which was completely unacceptable given the situation. 6. High Turnover & Toxic Culture The competition team is tiny--and there's a reason for that. Most of the kids either leave or quit due to the lack of proper coaching and the toxic environment. The gym claims to have a "No Bully Zone," but that's a complete joke. The real bullying is coming from the head coach, who fosters a hostile, unhealthy environment where the kids feel worthless and unappreciated. Conclusion: Save Your Money & Time If you care about your child's well-being, DO NOT send them to Foundry Gymnastics. The dangerous gym conditions, incompetent coaching staff, and toxic environment are not worth the money or emotional toll. I've removed my daughter from this gym, and I regret ever enrolling her there. Please, do yourself and your child a favor--look for a gym that actually cares about its athletes and creates a positive, safe, and supportive environment. Foundry Gymnastics is anything but that.

I always bring a piece of paper to a wrestling match, just in case…read more.. The Rock is my opponent. I never want to have to take my daughter anywhere else for Wrestling/martial arts. Family owned and ran business and they are great people. Great customer service, quick response times and the coach is soooo knowledgeable. I bet he could come with a new move everyday of the week. What I want to know is how did they end up with nice students too? This is not Cobra Kai, the other students/attendees actually try to help new kids and people that know less technique than them to be better. If I have to move away to a new place to live I will need some of you to help me beat up the owner/coach and put him in my trunk to take with me. DONT JUDGE ME, just help me take him with me and just add that to your resume. Awesome school and I love bringing my daughter here.

My husband did wrestling in high school, so when he told me he was going to take our 4 year old to…read morewrestling, I didn't bat an eye. Plus, we are all about raising strong, confident ladies, so what better way than to learn what strength you have and how to use it? I know nothing about wrestling. I usually come to watch my toddler and my husband wrestle it out. Coach (and his family) have been awesome in allowing our young one get comfortable on the mat to work on her confidence, and eventually some sense of technique follows. We just started Brazilian Jiu Jistu here as well. Coach's teenage daughter has been very patient and helpful in teaching my daughter various concepts and moves. My kid may not be mastering any moves just yet, but she always goes home with the knowledge of both wrestling and BJJ, explaining what Coach did or showed her, or what my husband practiced with her. This is a family run business by a very dedicated family. That alone is a win. All of them have a role at the studio, whether it's teaching a class, taking a class, or welcoming folks to the studio.

We love The Stillness Gym's youth Jiu Jitsu program! My 11 year old son has been taking Jiu Jitsu…read morewith Cesar for a few months now. He comes home after every lesson excited to show me new things he's learned! Cesar is truly passionate about teaching these young children how to defend themselves. I have already signed my son up for a year and look forward to many more years of instruction to come!

My family has been training at Champions Training Center for years now and let me tell you we…read moreabsolutely love it! The new location in Piccadilly Square is great and they are in the process of expanding even more. The confidence I see in my children is amazing and their kids program produce great well rounded competitors. I highly suggest you go in try a free class and start your martial arts journey today!

Packed classes - people of all levels - best workout!…read more Professional staff - hard work but fun environment