At first this seemed like a good place. My 12 year old son liked it... but second week there,…read morethings went wrong. Some 18 year old boy, went too hard on my son and nearly put my son in a hospital.... it would have been fine if he just did the rear choke and be done with it. But no, he purposely tried folding my son backwards, leaving my son unable to move for a few minutes. Thank our lucky stars and all the gods that my son is fine. And i noticed the tone of the 18 year olds voice.... just something about the way he was "apologizing".... almost condescending and mocking like "I am ssssoooo saaaaaawryyyy".... So i told that scumbag: if you purposely injure my son, you will go to jail.... next week (today Thursday, Jun 11 2026).... we go back there.... main coach talks to me outside. Main coach: why did you blow up on my student threatening him that you will put him in a hospital!? Secondary coach and the 18 year both confirmed that you said that.... Me: the fuk? no... then i explained the whole thing.... Main coach then says that some other student is afraid to roll with my son because of me.... and we knew that there were adults in that class.... aha so because there are adults it's ok for my son to get hurt? also i used to practice jiu jitsu, i was a second year blue belt, and when new student came in, i let them practice their moves on me with slight resistance so they could get used to it, and when we actually rolled i never hurt anyone, so that whole "there are adults" there is just a lame pathetic cop out excuse.... yeah ok.... main coach then proceeds to tell me that some other 18 year old just had a tragedy and although that is unfortunate, and I sympathize, that has nothing to do with what happened to my son.... so main coach tried guilt tripping me.... then proceeded to tell me that the one who hurt my son is a good kid and they are not teaching bad things blah blah blah... and if i had said - what ever they told the main coach that i apparently said, to the other kid, he would kick my ass out... so i tell my son we're leaving.... and dig this, main coach says he was gonna give me a second chance second chance at what? paying 200$ a month and have that "good" kid keep hurting my son by "accident"? dont bring your children there.... worst place ever....

Limitless Martial Arts 10/10, will go again…read more If you skip the rest, I want to say one thing: "No Contracts". .. if you've trained in other martial arts, you know that this is a *huge* commit by the staff to your experience and school culture. ---- I've been attending ~3-4x/wk since Dec 2022, Muay Thai & Brazilian Jiu Jitsu classes. I'm a middle aged adult in average shape. I've attended a range of martial arts and am a military veteran. Here is what I've seen so far: - The coaches are knowledgeable and experienced. - There is a family culture which is passionate & welcoming. - The emphasis is on student growth. Real-life + schedule pressures are ok. - (culture) The advanced students are about knowledge transfer & don't act threatened or indifferent to new members. Regarding the facility and operations: - Facility is clean and well-maintained. Walk in and notice - no locker room smell. - No contracts! Payment stuff has been no-friction for me. - Uniform requirements are fair and affordable (check out reddit BJJ $$$ horror stories). - My classes are not typically crowded, have experienced more 1:1 attention (accelerating progress). -Rob https://www.facebook.com/thelimitlessofco/

Broomfield Krav is friendly and welcoming. They have great instructors for both adult and kids…read moreprograms. Love krav for practice life skills and fitness

Whether you're 17 or 75, CO Krav Maga is just the right amount of serious learning, and fun, and…read morestructure, and community, and sweating all at the same time. The instructors are great!

Minus 2 stars for customer service. I had a sudden move during one of the covid spikes that put me…read moreliving in Black Hawk. Didn't attend for a few months and realized I was being charged still. Played phone tag for 3 weeks trying to cancel just to have them finally tell me I need to come in in person to sign. This was after I told them that it is no longer convenient for me to attend do to over an hour commute and change in work schedule. I came in one day at 4:30, not realizing they are completely closed. Called hoping I could get an answer but there number just sends you to a voicemail EVERY SINGLE TIME. They are worse than big corporate gyms with how they handle someone trying to cancel. Minus 1 star for lack of class availability. 10am and 7pm being the only times for a newcomer to make a class is tough. Minus 1 star for muay thai training. Paying $200 a month and spending multiple classes doing ladder footwork drills that the head coach did in high shool is a bit silly.

Great people, great coaches, great attitudes. My 6 year old daughter loves it, she tried all the…read morebasic activities: baseball, basketball, soccer, dance. Last thing I thought she would love to do. Glad she choose such a great sport that has a family friendly atmosphere. No egos. All the kids parents are great people also. Thanks Zingano

Duane's gym is great for brand new, intermediate, and experienced kickboxers. I¹ve only…read moreparticipated in the Muay Thai classes, which Professor Ludwig teaches himself, but they also offer BJJ, kids, and fitness classes. The instructors are great, the fellow class participants are great, and there is a culture void of any pretentiousness or ego. The classes are fast paced, full of valuable information, and a great workout. If you have the slightest interest in trying any of these types of classes, stop by gym for a free week of classes. Even if you have no interest, go anyway. It's that awesome. For reference, I've been to 20 or so different gyms all over the US, and trained extensively at big name affiliates like Thai Boxing Association, American Top Team, and Nova Uniao. Bang Muay Thai is the best gym I've been to.

Sensi Ludwig has been incredibly patient and kind with me as a student. He brings the knowledge and…read morepracticality of a professional fighter, mixed with the wisdom and empathy of a coach. I have seen people here both push, and encourage each other in exceptional ways. As someone who has trained at various gyms for around 20 years I highly recommend this dojo.

The respect and focus that Sensei Nick Milliken shares with and teaches to his students is…read moreinspiring. Yes, our son is learning karate, but he is also learning about the importance of community, dedication, kindness, strength, self confidence, forgiveness, and self control. I am so grateful we found Vision Quest Martial Arts. "It's the tiny little efforts that make the difference."

It's a good program. There is a lot to like about the way that they bring out the best qualities of…read moreeach child, with some insight into what makes them each 'tick. The positive mantras and pep talks are every bit as much of what makes this a good program as the karate itself. Nick Milliken won us over when he spent 1:1 time with our son, giving him some good mentoring... and again when he was looking for new assistants for the school (indicating that the punching and kicking was the easy part, but "getting it right" with the major task of motivating and helping-to-raise the kids was the most important bit). It's not always perfect, they certainly need longer-term assistants and staff... but it's really a great place to develop your children mentally and physically. It builds "long-term" confidence. Check it out!

Zaine's dad is a super cool guy. He taught me all sorts of cool kicks and punches and now I can…read moredefend myself from bad guys.

My 11 year old loves the program!! He plays multiple other sports... but can't wait for the next…read moreclass each week. Classes include discipline and fun at the same time as well as teaching technique and strength. This is a great program to be a part of!!!

This must be the nicest GB we've been to so far...and we've been to 6 different locations so far…read more Gyms generally have a small and basic spacial feel, but not this one. It looked trendy, new, up to date, and the ac was even running chilly...I just didnt get to see what was upstairs or the bathrooms. Professor Ian was great with his big voice quickly straightening up students. He's stern and professional with a smile on his face. I appreciated that he was efficient and fast with instruction, running exercises, and rotating the sparring partners. The main professor was well spoken about by the GB Denver crew, but he wasnt present. We'd love to visit again!

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My daughter takes martial arts from Dana and absolutely loves it. It is quite a surprise to me as…read moreshe has never been sporty and has never expressed interest in martial arts. She was in a group that took a little "taster" class (otherwise I'm sure she would never had done it) and came home so excited to sign up! She says Dana is "strict but in a good way" and she looks forward to her class every week. She is currently a high white belt and is looking forward to going for her gold belt eventually. Dana rocks!

Dana Paige is an amazing instructor and mentor. She has worked with my son for 3 years and I have…read moreseen tremendous results. He truly wants to do his best to make her proud. Dana has a way of creating a space to learn martial arts with integrity and heart. She commands the respect of her students through her style which is clear, direct and respectful of all those she works with, adult, child or teen. She's a true gift.