Warning! REMOVE your shoes before walking on their facility floors. They pride themselves on being…read morea very clean facility. They will tell you if you forget. Many people attend this club and seem to be loyal and dedicated. They are helpful with anyone who is new if you are serious about whatever you are signing up for. The owners are hardworking and dedicated. It's a family owned and operated business. They have great achievements under their belts. Music played here is PG-13, not good for the little ears. (Unless that's what they hear at home) Children are not allowed to hangout during your workout session unsupervised. They have limited seating for those who are waiting on someone. They lack parking spaces. I can't wait until they have a building on their own with better parking.

Kinda pricey for what I was looking for. Wasn't impressed by the lack of knowledge by the young…read morelady who answered the phone. I will continue looking elsewhere.

Five Stars . I recommend this for anyone who is looking for a strength boost and a wonderful…read morebalance in your body. I recommend it for this community. Go and learn! Stay healthy.

Thieves. I signed my…read moreelementary school aged nephew up for a 3-month membership so he could try it out. My nephew lives in the area & I live in California. We have different last names. It took me a while to realize that after the 3-month period ended, I was still being charged. After tracking down Edgard, the owner, he would only communicate via text. After some crazy back-and-forth it turned out HE USED MY CREDIT CARD TO PAY FOR ANOTHER CLIENT'S CLASSES. I realized this, that's right, I realized it, he didn't, after he sent me some screen shots (I'll upload them here), showing the picture and personal information of an adult man, John Meyers, who is decidedly not my elementary aged nephew. Also, please note that that Edgard also sent me private information of one of his clients. What's worse I doubt he realizes what a violation this is. Edgard said he would return my money in a few days. He did not. I asked again after a month he said he needed more time to figure out how with his team how this happened. I told him he could figure that out on his own time. He still did not refund my money. I went to my credit card company and they did refund partially but since some of the charges were so old they would not refund those. They attempted several times to contact Edgard but he would not answer his phone or call them back. His actions are unethical, inept, and with zero regard. Do business with this person at your own risk. **I was able to track down John Meyers and spoke with his wife who had realized that they were not being charged & thought it was odd. After many months they were also unable to get Edgard to speak with them. Unfortunately, even though they know that I paid for their classes, they did not offer to give me back the money either.

I went to a bunch of the gyms when I moved to the area and Control Jiu Jitsu had the best…read moreinstruction/ vibe/ people/ facility hands down. Easy pick.

Best coaching, great crowd and vibe. Free trial!read more

Okay here is my fair and honest review:…read more This place is actually pretty good for learning the SKILLS of martial arts. I became pretty damn good in a short period of time. Now, with that being said, this gym is NOT friendly to anyone who doesnt fit the mold of "family oriented" meaning you will be the subject of harrassment there on all levels (physical, emotional, sexual) The husband and wife owners have some weird dynamic of the wife "fighting off" threatening females who are receiving attention from the husband because of their attractiveness and athletic potential. This can lead to situations that will put you in an unfair situation and result in serious harm to your physical health (she crushed a girls windpipe during sparring and she almost died) So with that being said, be very cautious about revealing your occupation or social media if you have an onlyfans, do web cam, or are a dancer because you will become targeted. Take care.

I've been a member since 2010 and it's amazing to see Elite grow and the staff are truly family and…read morethe atmosphere is a great environment for all ages to come and enjoy. It's for those who want to lose weight, train, try something new it those who just want to change to a healthier lifestyle. I recommend this to everyone.

Great place for kids. The instructors are very attentive and actually remember your Child's name…read more They have any events and parents night out activities that my kid loves great place to make friends and get some martial art skills.

The instructors are always so friendly, helpful and you can see their passion for the sport. The…read moreinstructors lineage and who they have trained with is insanely impressive and we are lucky to have them here in Orlando. I signed my son up at first, he had low confidence and wouldn't even let me watch him in class. He is a totally different kid now and talks about how this will be a life long sport, then my 9 year old daughter joined after watching and loves it just as much. So I started and as a family we have become closer.

Came down to Daytona on vacation and was looking for somewhere to train. Professor Sean and all of…read morethe guys there were extremely welcoming. Got some great rolls in. Oss!

I've been to schools from coast to coast and still haven't been pushed or challenged like I am…read moreright here at home. Toughest academy around. Hands down.

I'm a US Marine and completed the Marine Corps Martial Arts Program Green Belt Instructor course in…read morethe summer of 2002. Soon after the 3-week course I was deployed to Iraq from 2003-2004. Therefore, I never had the opportunity to really exploit what I learned as our priorities were directed at our mission. Therefore, I had a taste of the martial arts, but no long-term formal training, other than the 3 weeks of the course, just enough to know that I don't know much at all. I thought it was important to begin my review with my background so readers understand that I know enough to know what is legitimate, yet I do not at all have long term formalized training. I am a disabled combat veteran, I sustained severe airborne injuries which required surgery and other secondary injuries. These injuries I believed would prevent me from ever attempting to pursue training in the martial arts as I am in perpetual pain. Moreover, I simply felt inadequate and incapable of doing it. After the war, I also attained "invisible" injuries in the form of Post-Traumatic Stress from the experiences of war. All of these factors made me believe that the martial arts would be something I could never do until I met Professor Brian Ruscio. I did much research before reaching out to Grappling Mastery, and compared the lineage and training of Professor Ruscio with other schools. I found many schools, much closer to my home, but the Professor was by far the most experienced, not only in training but in actual competitions, as well as having an exemplary lineage. Moreover, I found his training to be extremely robust and beyond just Brazilian Jujitsu, as his training went far beyond by being inclusive of many forms of grappling. He is a NAGA Pan-American Championship in the Expert Light Heavyweight Division and created a Hybrid Grappling Style by combining the best moves from Greco-Roman, Freestyle Wrestling, Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, Judo, Sambo, and Catch-as-Catch-Can. All of this made it clear that he would be the school I would attend. I felt the 2 hour drive each day would be well worth it to learn from the best. As a Marine paratrooper, I would not be satisfied with anything less. Now all I had left to do was to experience first-hand how he would be as an instructor to a veteran with severe disabilities. Professor Ruscio's training and method of teaching is exemplary. Although I do not know much of the martial arts, I am an expert instructor in multiple disciplines, I was a Marine Corps Primary Marksmanship Instructor, Para-Marine Jumpmaster, Firepower Control Team Chief, Marine Air Ground Task Force Fire Support Coordinator, and more, and as a civilian, the Theater-Wide Training Director in Iraq for Biometrics, worked for the U.S. Army Intelligence Center's Training and Doctrine Command, worked for CENTCOM and SOCOM, hold a Master's degree, and am a current NRA Firearm's instructor, a former Florida "K" licensed firearms instructor, Director of Investigations (Florida licensed Private Investigator with C, G, A licenses) and more. I know a great instructor when I meet one. The professor is patient, empathetic to injuries, yet pushes you to your personal limitations. He maintains a calm demeanor, yet a genuine enthusiasm for your development. His training is personalized and not cookie cutter. When you think he is not watching, he will approach you and catch nuances you are executing incorrectly which you do not realize. Small adjustments enable immediate results when you have an instructor who cares about your improvement. I believe he purposely observes from an angle in which you do not see him, so you are not distracted or conscientious of his watchful eye. But make no mistake, his attention to detail will exploit your weaknesses, for on the spot correction, and immediate improvement. His instruction is exceptional. With all things, you must put in the work. Do not rely on attending a few hours a week and expecting magical improvement. You should be going over what you learned either by executing the movements at home, watching his free videos on YouTube, and attending weekly "roll & review " Lastly, I want to address the culture created by the professor. As a veteran, we crave challenge, camaraderie, and purpose. And sometimes feel we have lost that when we transition to civilian. At Grappling Mastery I have found that culture again. Everyone I have met has been sincerely encouraging, supportive, and have gone out of their way to help me improve. The only competition I feel is against myself. To be a better version of myself the next training day. There is no pressure or fear of failure. Everyone has a genuine empathy with each other, a genuine camaraderie. I cannot begin to express how significant his training has been to help with my Post Traumatic Stress. I feel privileged and blessed to have found Professor Ruscio who has in a short time had a huge positive impact on my life.

Great place. They work really well with my kids. The youngest being six. Staff is amazing. Don't…read moremiss out training here.

The gym offers both children's classes and adult classes in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, Muay Thai, and…read moreMMA. They have early morning classes in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu twice a week, lunch time classes every day, and evening clases M-F, with late-morning/lunchtime classes on the weekends. Programs are centered around helping students meet their goals ranging from fitness, self-defense, and competition. The atmosphere is much less traditional than what one would think of a Martial Arts school and provides for a fun an welcoming training environment.

Every time you come into the mat, all the problems from the outside world suddenly vanish and you…read moreare greeted by a welcoming community of competitive martial artists. The Muay Thai and BJJ lessons are world-class, with an emphasis on technique, efficiency, and pristine attention to detail. Everyone at the academy is looking to get better and make everyone else better, so the more experienced combat athletes are always happy to help out. At ATT, you get more than sports, exercise, self-defense systems, or therapy... it's a lifestyle.