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!

From the owner: We are a Family Owned and Operated Martial arts Academy open to Men, Women and Children.read more

We have two kids at this academy in different age groups and they both love it!…read more This is the perfect spot for parents who want their kids to develop a can-do attitude. Professor Ronda avoids coddling in favor of teaching discipline and emotional maturity; our kids are learning to be strong, respectful, and resilient, all while having a blast and learning how to defend themselves. Professor Ronda weaves in fun during classes but given that this is a close-contact sport, she is also a firm, no-nonsense instructor to keep them safe and disciplined. We especially appreciate the heavy focus on cleanliness and sanitary practices, which is so important in a gym environment. The community and other families are welcoming and very supportive, and my kids genuinely look forward to going to classes each week. If you want a place that provides your children the space to grow and develop true grit, this is it.

One of the best Jiu-Jitsu schools I've been too. Ronda explains techniques into manageable steps…read moreand makes it enjoyable to learn. Whether you are looking to compete or just want to learn something new the attention to detail in every class is amazing.

Incredible gym, friendly atmosphere great culture! Wish I could give it another star!read more

Professor Zamora, as well as the other instructors at LVJJ provide a clean and family oriented…read moreenvironment to train. Professor Zamora has very motivating personality, whether you train for competition or a hobbyist. And being a member of law enforcement, he has always opened his doors for the law enforcement community to come in for extra training.

Love this gym! Both my babies go here (3 and 9 years old). The coaches are really kind and helpful…read more Vibes are chill and welcoming. I like that there are both Muay Thai and jiu jitsu classes. The class times work with our schedule. My daughter (3 year old) started her jiu jitsu journey here and went from being scared and hesitant, to now looking forward to class. She's so fun and tries to take me down now too. On and off the mat she enjoys this sport and I'm thankful for that. My son has made friendships with kids in class. It's his time to both socialize and put in work. Looks like I'll have to start taking classes to keep up with my babies!

Great, gym, instructors and family! Glad to be apart of this gym. I felt so welcomed the first day…read moreI came in the doors

Thank you to Destiny MMA for doing a great job coaching my 4 year old daughter…read more In just 3 months I've seen a big difference in not just her fighting skills but also following instructions, perseverance, and a development of character. Coach Eddie is a great guy that will really do more that teach your kid MMA!!

My two boys has been attending over a year. They've built a beautiful foundation since the…read morebeginning. Mentally and physically the boys has grown increasingly incredible! They both went through the good and bad, which shaped them and molded them to be a better version of themselves. Thank you for not giving up on the boys, professor!

Heard they finally opened up the coffee part of the gym had to go check it out after my cut, I have…read moreto say what an INSANE facility. I got a cold brew which was very tasty. Nicole had great customer service as well. Would love to train here if they added Muay Thai or striking.

This gym is so spacious, clean, and beautiful. Truly the nicest jiu jitsu gym I've been to. The…read moreowners are kind, great people. I really loved how class was ran. Excellent gym to train at!

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.

Came in through ClassPass app to participate in kickboxing conditioning with Coach William. The…read moreclass was well organized and easy to follow. William is personable and does his best to get to know his regular students. Good class for beginners or advanced students because he runs 3 minute intervals with 1 minute breaks throughout the 50 minutes of class.

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.