Amazing instructors. Great place to train for people of all levels and ages. You can be a hack like me or train with legit professional fighters. I love it. read more

Let me start by saying, I have tried so many outlets to assist with my fitness and health. It started with Ballys, then went to LA fitness Lucille Roberts Planet Fitness Curves The Kroc BLINK back to Planet Fitness various aerobic sessions (Zumba and Tabata) and finally neighborhood walks/jogs. None of these things kept my attention. I got bored after about two weeks. I am a quitter and I am someone that does not like challenges. I love my comfort zone and I love to eat my feelings. It's what I do. Stout has changed that! My very first class, western boxing, taught by Ty. I don't know a thing about boxing. I do not watch boxing, I know some big names but I do not watch. So I show up at 5:20pm, I'm just standing there, ready to run out (again, quitter). He walks over, introduces himself, and tells me to warm up with shadow boxing. I said I don't know how to shadow box. He gave me the option of jumping rope or jumping jacks. I didn't want to do that, I don't know why but I didn't. he said you got this. I immediately said, ya know what I do. Stoutpgh and their staff is not intimidating AT ALL. It may feel that way if you have never stepped in the facility or if you are thinking about previous Arts schools and maybe they were jerks. Everyone is helpful, constantly guiding you and correcting you with positive reinforcement but also praising you when you do something good! I do love hearing "Good Kia" or "Nice Kia" or "Great job Kia" Class two, it was a bag class. I met Brody, he introduced himself. I stood in front of the heavy bag confused. before I could even get his attention, he came over and assisted me. I walked out of that class throwing 1, 2, and 3 (didn't know what a 3 was), and a switch kick. NICE! I went to class three, signed up that day. Zack, said you have another free class. I said, I don't need it. lets get this party started!!! I want you all to know, I am 44, 4'11, and 263.7lbs. I do not feel like the "fat chick", or the "old chick", I feel like a person. Stoughpgh let's you be a person, not a label. Many times we think we have to get in shape before starting something to get us in shape. How bass ackwards is that??? I didn't think Stoutpgh was for me, I didn't think I could do it. Boy, was I wrong! It is for me, it is for EVERYONE and EVERY BODY!!!! Again, EVERY BODY!!!!!! I look forward to class, actually look forward to going. I am so surprised by that, haha! Staff Cleanliness Availability of Classes Prices Oh last thing, I am funny about what I eat throughout the day. I know I have to train so the idea of just eating anything, I stopped that. I know what will make me feel sluggish, bloated, or just gross. I care about what I take in so that I can be productive during class. No one said anything to me about how/what to eat but it's like my brain clicked on a light that has clearly been dark for a long time. read more

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I've been training at Stout for nearly two years, where I have experienced some of the most challenging, fun, and fulfilling workouts of my life in their MMA and Muay Thai classes. Stout's new location on Railroad Street in the Strip District has come together nicely since they moved there in spring 2019. The school is split into areas for Brazilian jiu-jitsu and MMA, Muay Thai kickboxing, and a gym for fitness classes and Muay Thai bag classes. The facility is quite nice: mats are top notch, there's a mini-ring in the Muay Thai area, and kettlebells abound in the gym. The men's locker room is fairly small for how crowded it can get, but it is clean and has multiple showers. However, what makes Stout a place I look forward to training at multiple times a week are the coaches and the other students. I'm currently taking Muay Thai and boxing, and keep learning and improving thanks to coaches like Will Morrill and AJ Wilkins. It's clear how much Will and AJ love martial arts. Not only have they both competed, allowing them to offer insights from their past bouts, but they love breaking down techniques and providing feedback to students during class. Nearly all of the students I've trained with are friendly and are there to get better; goofballs tend to quickly weed themselves out. Stout's fundamental Muay Thai classes typically consist of a warm-up, pad holding drills, and an ab finisher. They're a nice workout, and allow you to focus on improving your technique. You'll also learn how to hold pads properly, which is an extremely important element to training. If you're not up for pad holding, they also offer Muay Thai bag classes, which are a killer workout and will certainly test your cardio. Stout is owned and operated by martial artists, so it doesn't have the slickness of a large corporate operation (in particular, the card system used to keep track of attendance could be improved), but that's a minor quibble. Ultimately, if you need something, the staff will take care of you. If you're new to martial arts or have never tried them, give training at Stout a shot. The coaches are great, there's a wide range of classes and times offered, and you'll test yourself in new ways. If you've trained in the past, I have a feeling that you'll enjoy the experience. read more

I want to start off with how amazing all the coaches are. I have watched them with all their young students. They are patient, caring, and supportive with each student. My two young children have been going for about a month now and truly love it. They get so very excited when they have classes. My son was very nervous when he first started. It took a couple of times to get use to it. I have seen him become way more confident since starting. I am excited to watch them grow and push themselves to learning new things at Stout. If you or your children or both have been looking to get more active or challenge yourself, I highly recommend Stout. It's for all levels of experience. Go check it out and you won't be disappointed! read more

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AMAZING! Amazing staff, amazing owner, amazing classmates/ training partners. Amazing culture. I've been in martial arts for 4 years, I'm a Jiu jitsu practitioner and amateur MMA fighter. I've literally trained at over 25 gyms, and this place is top 3 hands down. Beautiful culture. Amazing instruction. The right blend of technique and going live The instructors are passionate, patient, and persistent. And they FIGHT I'm a coach myself run and own my business and was a trainer for golds gym for 8 years, and the power of a coach leading from DOING and being changes the game. Love this place, love everything about it. Come train here, join, it will be one of the best decisions youve ever made in the fighting realm read more

Had the pleasure of getting on the mats with the guys and gals over at Stouts PGH last night. Everything from the facility, cleanliness, all the amenities, to the welcoming/opening arms and the tuff rounds on the mats . Stouts was and is a great place to train if you live in the area and/or are ever visiting. So happy I have a place to stay sharp when Im town. Can't wait to get back !!! Ps : No mat fee which is so kind and awesome , Thank you again Stouts Ossss read more

Great instructors with down to earth, approachable style. Friendly atmosphere and good mix of students.

World class instruction, and incredible facilities for Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, Muay Thai, and Boxing. I've just started up again after a two year hiatus, and it feels like I never left. Stout PGH is just an overall great place to train, whether you're looking for a hobby or you're an aspiring competitor. read more

Brazilian Jiu Jitsu was never on my radar until I mentioned to a friend that I was interested in self defense classes. They suggested I try Stout PGH, which opened up a whole new world of challenges and growth for me, both physically and mentally. Not only do you learn to move and control your body in new ways, but you learn to mentally handle getting into and out of uncomfortable positions. The coaches are very knowledgeable and helpful. And the community is supportive. read more

I've been training Brazilian Jiu Jitsu at Stout for a couple of years now, and really enjoy it. The instructors are all fantastic, and the vibe in the gym is very welcoming, humble, and laid back. Warren Stout, a Renzo Gracie black belt, runs the gym and is extremely knowledgeable and friendly. The new space is spacious and clean, and parking in the lot above is very convenient. The membership prices are also very reasonable for what you get. Lots of class times during the lunch hour and evenings, as well as weekends, so you can probably find a regular class that fits your schedule. read more

Hey Pittsburgh residents and visitors, this is a great place to learn skills and seems like a great culture. I travel for work and do drop ins all over the country and this was a very good experience from the start. I sent a FB Messenger request asking about visiting students and got a really quick and welcoming reply, so a plus mark for customer response. So then I get to the 'Burgh and I decide to walk the mile from hotel to the academy and as I am walking down the street with my gi a guy on the street asks, "Are you going to Stout's? I train there and will give you a ride." Big plug for "Dan" who gave me a ride, introduced me and showed me around. He represents the organization very well. Everyone I met was really down to earth. The facility is top notch and very clean which I imagine is tough with the number of students. Worked hard, learned things, and positive atmosphere. Thanks! read more

Nothing but good things to say about this gym. I dropped in for a day visiting Pittsburgh, and was welcomed by high quality instruction, great training partners and a phenomenal gym (Main Location in the Strip District) These guys have a massive, clean gym with tons of mat space, a weight and fitness room, and striking section. I was pleasantly surprised by no mat fees for visitors, a rarity at most gyms. Instructor Warren taught a great nogi jiu jitsu class on leg locks, and there's training for everyone from competitive rolls to light rounds. If you're in the area and looking for a jiu jitsu, thai boxing or fitness gym, I strongly recommend checking out Stout PGH! read more

Warren, Andy, Mike, and Cody are some of the most caring coaches I have met in Martial Arts. To them, the key to having a successful business is being a family. This shows as their focus on their students growth is paramount. Follow their plan, make classes, and you WILL be successful in reaching your goal. Having spent 25 years in wrestling you often meet great people, the same doesnt always seem to hold true for other martial arts. But at Stout Training Pittsburgh, goodness is at their core. I was lucky enough to travel into town from New York City and North Jersey and to learn from them for 3 days. They helped me more than I could have ever dreamed, I am looking forward to paying back the favor. Jeff Marsh, Edge School of Wrestling, Hoboken, New Jersey www.edgehoboken.com read more

Stout PGH - Team Renzo Gracie - My girlfriend Jess's first Jiu Jitsu class! She was able to put Warren to sleep! - Martial Arts Near Me - Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

I was in Pittsburgh for the weekend and came to the Saturday open mat. First and most important the culture at this gym is spot on how you want your school. The gym is filled with humble, friendly killers. The level of Jui Jitsu is high and for an older practitioner most importantly safe. If I make it back to Pittsburgh , I would definitely come here to train. The facility was clean & well maintained. The locker room had a shower, which is not a given at many bjj schools. They have a multitude of classes & open mats spanning all 7 days. The instruction must be very good as even the relatively new students roll very smooth. By the way there was no charge for coming to open mat and I would have gladly paid. read more

My home gym is in Canada, but I often find myself in Pittsburgh for business. Not wanting to skip my Muay Thai training while I was away, I contacted Stout to see if they would let me join in on a few classes while I was in town. They did, and I'm super pleased I got the chance. The trainers were super nice, and knowledgeable, they have tonnes of classes, and their facility is one of the nicest I've ever been in. I will keep going back as long as they'll let me. Pittsburgh is lucky to have this gym. read more

Our son attends the little super hero's class in the Strip District location. We love taking him and he loves getting to learn, exercise and play. All the coaches are so amazing with all the kids. We are lucky to have found such a great program. read more

SUPER late review but I was talking about Jiu jitsu with some training partners and I remembered having visited this place about a year and a half ago. It was a little difficult to find if you're not from the area ( nondescript building on a small side street) but once you're there you will be impressed. The facility is super spacious and very clean. The locker rooms are pretty modern and well kept. There's even a small "chill" area with some tables for the non-participating type. The training was legit. VIGOROUS warm-ups and kick-ass training partners. Rest assured, there are no easy rolls here. I've visited BJJ gyms all over the country and this is for sure one of the best ones out there. If I ever found myself in Pittsburg for any extended amount of time, I wouldn't hesitate joining this gym. Also, Warren was a super nice guy! read more

Great coaches and great for kids! Has a very nice community. Never been disappointed!

My son and I have been training at the Stout Cranberry location for 6 months now and recently signed up for a 1 year membership. The instructors are very knowledgeable and do a great job running classes! Sessions are always structured and not filled with too much information at once which makes it easy to grasp/retain. The teammates I have trained with are awesome and respectful during rolling. People will go out of their way to help you. If you are thinking about giving BJJ a try stop by and take a class, it was one of the best decisions I have made in awhile. read more

I am 44yrs old and was brand new to material arts when I started at Stout 7weeks ago. The instructors and instruction are great and there is a focus on safety. There are plenty of classes of all levels throughout the week. I find everyone friendly and welcoming no matter my skill level or their's. I highly recommend this gym and am very glad that I joined. Thank you Warren to you and your team! read more

I've been training here since July of 2019. I've learned a lot in Muay Thai, and am now learning a lot in jiu jitsu. The facility is really nice, they even have a cryotherapy chamber! read more

Lemme start off by saying that a man of my corpulence and physicality has never had an issue with laying ass-whoopings whenever i PLEASE! In fact, when I worked as a bouncer at a Cici's pizza (to pay my way through college, obviously) I had the nightly pleasure of tossing wise-cracking fools outta the joint. Them kids stealing breadsticks, SMH! But when I rolled up to this dojo, let me tell you baby--I was IMPRESSED. These cats know how to scrap. And the head samurai Warren Stout is legit. I'll be he's secretly a brother--probably has vitiligo or something. My fat body got tossed around by all these wrestlers and jiu-jitsu guys, so I got MAD RESPECT for this joint. Peace y'all--I'm OUT! read more

This is a great place to train. The people and instructors are great. There is nowhere else in the city that has as many classes. Very beginner friendly. I know it has been life changing for many who started here. From weight loss to new found discipline and friends. Give it a try! read more

Are you bored with your fitness routine? I was. Daily marches on the treadmill just aren't that exciting for me. Enter in Stout Training Pittsburgh. I started the strength and fitness classes as it was something I had done before so I figured I would know what to expect. I was so wrong. After my first class I can only describe myself as feeling as if I just fought a war and survived! Class after class I felt myself getting stronger and working towards my health goals and actually meeting them! The best part? I wasn't bored out of my mind doing the same old thing getting the same old small results. The fitness instructors know their stuff and are genuinely fired up about your goals and progress. They are extremely approachable and encouraging from answering question to cheering you on to go "heart to the bell". Be prepared to work hard, be sore, sweat and see the results you are looking for. Never again will I put up with the same old fitness routine with these guys around. read more

I've been training, with time off for life's curves, for fifteen years and have been fortunate to train at some really good schools. And Stout is as good or better than any of them. The schedule of available class iis the best in Pittsburgh. The classes have a good mix of guys who want to compete and students who just want to train and burn off the stress of their day. The instructors are outstanding and care about their students. They don't overwhelm new students with too much while still showing advanced students new details and advanced applications. read more

Outstanding team, community, and leadership! This organization is geared towards helping individuals succeed both on and off the mats. Their work ethic is unmatched, and their curriculum is always improving, as they seek to innovate, and be the leaders of the highest quality Jiu Jitsu, Muay Thai, MMA, and fitness. This team is constantly at the top of the leaderboards at tournaments, and is filled with incredibly humble members. read more

Warning! Google maps shows the location at Cruze bar. That's not correct. The entrance is actually down the street on 17th (between Smallman and the alley)! When you enter, you'll go up the elevator. I can't remember the floor but once you're there it'll be posted. I had a hard time finding the place, maybe since I was visiting from out of town. Anyway, I wanted to find a gym/studio that has work out classes that aren't the usual run of the mill. This totally fit the bill! I did one of the kettle bell workouts and it was one of the best workouts ever. Emily (I think that's her name) was the instructor. Since I was a newbie, she spent a little side time with me to ensure I had the basics of the motion down. It was really helpful because she focused solely on form. And even though it wasn't like a crazy HIIT workout, I was so sore the next day that I could barely move! I also liked that the workout was so unique. I've done many bootcamps and those types of workouts but this was something I've never done. I wish they would expand this concept and franchise it out because I would definitely join if it was in my area! read more

A really great place to learn jiujitsu. All of the instructors are very skilled but are still able to explain techniques to people with minimal experience. read more

Stopped by for a fundamental Jj glass while on the road. Entire staff and bike family were extremely welcoming. NO MAT FEES for drop ins. The instruction and management of Stout Training is well run. Would come back to train anytime I'm in the area. Porrada boys! read more

I was in town visiting and was looking for a place to train. I'm a 3stripe white belt and I've honestly never had a better experience! The people are great and the instructors are even better, they are knowledgable, helpful and most of all very welcoming. If I lived closer I would train there regularly. I look forward to my next visit and look forward to more training with them. If your looking for a new place to train or even to start training, give them a call. It will be the best choice you ever made. read more

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So went to Pittsburgh for a work convention. This gym was recommended by my instructor and he wasn't wrong about coming here. The students and instructors welcomed me with open choked, I mean arms. It's a very clean gym with a full bathroom that has showers, showers are always an amazing thing to find at some jiu jitsu gyms. I will definitely come back here next time I come back to to this city and would recommend it to anyone. read more

This place has great vibes! I was in Pittsburgh for a conference. It was 7 pm, I had been working for the last 12 hours, and I hadn't eaten all day. I was exhausted. I really wanted to go home and veg out with some junk food and TV. I had written down the address to Stout in my notebook, and I forced myself to plug it into my phone and call a Lyft. I was greeted at Stout with warm hospitality. I took the advanced no gi class with Mike and he was a talented instructor of take-down techniques, teaching the class with patience and enthusiasm. The guys were welcoming, giving me challenging rolls with flowing, quick movement. Afterward, I felt so energized after my long day! Later that night I told my friend, "Jiujitsu makes everything better." I wasn't planning on it, but ended up sneaking out of the conference the next day to get more rolls in during a no-gi open mat, where I got to roll with some tough ladies and dudes with good flow. This is a great place and it really makes me want to move back to Pittsburgh! read more

Wow! What an awesome place!! I was in town for business during the week and was hoping to get in a BJJ workout. Upon calling, Andy was was very helpful and inviting. I did a drop in class with Warren, and it was fantastic! The next time I am in town, I am calling ahead to get a private lesson. It would be my first stop if I lived here and wanted a place to train for BJJ, and everyone should be training BJJ. It will change your life, and these guys can help. Thanks guys! Todd read more

I have been traveling for work for over ten years, during that time, I have done drop ins all over the world --- very rarely do I have an experience the same as I had this week at Stout's. From the top, Warren, to his brother, Logan and all their team mates welcomed me onto their mats. His guys are down to earth, just plain old good guys. I do not often run into blue belts that can flow roll, these blues are solid. High level purple belts were a great roll. Their browns are just tough, but fun rolls. Everyone of them only went as hard as I wanted too. Warren spent considerable time with me during class to breakdown and fix a position I was having problems with. I spent 20 minutes talking to Warren at the end of class about his school, traveling, BJJ, life......It was refreshing to see someone so selfless, that dedicates and shares his love for BJJ with his students and the world. If your considering going to Stout's, there is really no reason not to start learning today, you can't go wrong. read more

Stout PGH - Team Renzo Gracie - Home away from home, Warren is the man. - Martial Arts Near Me - Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

I had heard about Stout Training while I was living in the Philadelphia area. The instructor at my kettlebell gym highly recommended it due to their awesome trainers and reputation. I did a 3 trial session ($20) and tried out the kettlebell movement class, a conditioning class and a Muay Thai class and was instantly hooked. They're a great workout, but more importantly, the instructors are focused on form and safety first. Everyone, from the instructors to the fellow members are very friendly and welcoming. They have lots of class times available which makes finding a class easy. I signed up for a Muay Thai package (and attend the fundamental classes & bag classes) and I added on the strength & kettlebell movement package (and attend the movement classes which primarily consist of kettlebell work). I have several years of kettlebell training but still find these classes fun & challenging. I'm brand new to Muay Thai and for the first time in my life I'm sticking with something that I suck at. I think it's because the instruction is so good and after just a few weeks, I feel more comfortable with movements & the group is so welcoming that you want to stick with it! read more

A very welcoming environment ! They have 2 locations 1) Pittsburgh Pa in the Strip District 2) Cranberry Township- North of the city by about 25 min). Very knowledgeable BJJ and Muay Thai instructors. They offer classes 7 days a week read more

There are too many good things to fit in one review. This academy is TOP-NOTCH! I've always loved Brazilian jiu-jitsu and MMA. I was actually looking for a Judo place that was in the city when I happened upon the BJJ gym though. When you first attend, you get a free, one-on-one lesson from one of the many instructors there. I had some BJJ experience from the Army so we were able to skip some of the intro stuff and focus more on positional dominance and transitions. I signed up and everything has been great. There are jiu-jitsu competitors there as well as amateur and Professional Mixed Marital Artists. No one there has an attitude, no one is trying to hurt you. This is one of the most respectful places I've ever been, besides training in the Army. I did karate/american kickboxing when I was younger and the folks who attend this gym are so much more friendly and helpful. Warren Stout, owner, head instructor is super experienced in wrestling, BJJ and MMA. He's very approachable as is everyone who works there. You will be guided on how to gain the skills to learn BJJ, compete in BJJ or simply just protect yourself. There's also Muay Thai there. Kru David Reese is an experienced Muay Thai instructor. He lived in Thailand for about 8 years and has had over 60 professional Muay Thai fights. He's won every major championship that you can win in Thailand and now shares his passion for Muay Thai here at the Renzo Gracie Pittsburgh Jiu-Jitsu and MMA Academy. I haven't done striking in 13 years and he's taken my decent karate roundhouse kick and turned it into a deadly 'Thai Kick'. He trains everyone like there going to fight. This is NOT a cardio kickboxing class. This is real Muay Thai taught by a real Muay Thai fighter/instructor. Jarret teaches MMA conditioning classes. Theses are kettlebell circuits that are a great workout for anyone. Women, don't be afraid. There are plenty of women in this class and I've personally had plenty of female friends show interest in this class. There's an MMA techniques course taught by Mike Wilkins, pro fighter. He's a great instructor that takes the time to show everyone how to incorporate wrestling with BJJ into MMA. These are basic MMA techniques that he is teaching as there are separate classes for the actual fight team. Fight team is by invitation only. I wouldn't trade this experience for anything and I've learned so much more about my personality from this experience. If you ever get the chance to train here, please do. Whether you're an aspiring competitor or just want a good workout, you will not regret it! Parents, there are kids classes too! read more

Thanks to Stout Training, I find myself an unlikely convert to Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu. I am a mother of 2 boys in my late 30's. I work full-time and have an extremely busy schedule. I am amazed to say that I have found a place I love to go and that I feel more fit, both mentally and physically, than I have in years. My initial goal was to find classes for my son. The instructors have been amazing with my high energy kids They are creative and enthusiastic and they have also clearly invested in learning teaching techniques appropriate for children at various levels of development. Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu is an excellent choice for young children. The belt system is set up to provide regular encouragement and the instructors carefully explain to the class that stripes and belts are earned by hard work. Stout Training has a robust selection of classes for kids who are 5 and over and two classes a week for children as young as 3. I plan to get my second son involved soon and expect that both boys will be long-term members of this community. I felt so welcome that I decided I should get off the sidelines. I am not an athletic person. And I started this year at least 25 pounds overweight. I have known for a long time that I probably needed to engage in resistance training but honestly, I was completely intimidated by the idea of going to a gym. I imagined myself feeling very alone in a room of barbells with no idea what to do. I also imagined that it would be pretty clear to anyone else in the gym - that I didn't belong. After a month or so of bringing my son to class twice a week at Stout Training, I had a bit of an epiphany. I was honestly shocked at the warmth of the community at Stout. Of course there are a lot of very serious athletes here, both male and female, but there are also a fair amount of regular folks just trying to get healthier and a lot of parents and small children who all feel at home. It takes a pretty special place to foster such a welcoming tone with such a diverse range of people. Kettlebells. Honestly, the only reason I made it through the first month or so of weekly kettlebell class was because there is a beginners class at the same time as the youth Jiu-Jitsu program on Tuesday nights, and if I was going to leave work early, I was determined to multi-task during that time. Then there was a day, maybe 2 months in, when the instructor, Will, announced that warm-ups would include 15 push-ups. I laughed a bit to myself, thinking that I hadn't done even ONE push-up from my knees in likely 15 years. But when I attempted my first regular push-up, I realized that kettlebells was working for me. I was able to do all 15 push-up - from my feet! Kettlebells is a perfect way to build strength, because it really lets you start wherever you are. Will is a fantastic instructor. He explains the techniques with clarity and patience and makes me feel like I will learn to do things I would have once said were completely impossible. Jiu-Jitsu. Again, the first month of class was pretty rough. I didn't think I was going to make it through the very first warm-up. But the structure of the classes is great. You focus on drilling a technique with a training partner for most of the class and then you end with sparring sessions. I generally have either Dean or Warren as my instructor and, as with the youth program, it is evident that they are not only talented Jiu-Jitsu practitioners, but excellent teachers. I am starting to see huge improvements in my fitness. The callisthenic warm-ups have gone from torturous to breezy. And I LOVE how I feel headed back to my office job after an hour of rolling. Oddly, it isn't just the physical workout I enjoy. Jiu-Jitsu challenges you to take a deep breath when you are in a tight spot and think strategically about how to create some room to maneuver. This is a matter of mindfulness that easily transfers into my professional life. The Results. I give Stout Training my highest accolades. Before I found this community, I had a strong desire to find a way to be healthy, but very little hope. And now I have an exercise routine that I can honestly say I relish. I love to go to class. I love sharing this activity with my son. But the kicker is, at only 3 classes a week, I have dropped 10 pounds since the first of year, and I just bought new suits that are 2 sizes smaller than I was wearing at Christmas. But beyond the weight loss, I have gained a new perspective about myself and what my body might be able to do. I am excited to imagine a life full of fun, physical activities with my boys. read more

Was visiting Pittsburgh for a week and had the pleasure of training here. Warren, Andy and all of the students were welcoming and helpful. Great BJJ School. read more

I've been attending adult BJJ at Stout Training for the past 3 months and it has been outstanding. The classes are focused and on schedule every day. None of the 'class starting late' or 'running over' BS with other gyms that can happen. BJJ is great also if you are a beginner up to advanced--you'll be able to fit right in and enjoy class from day 1. Definitely try out the 3 class initial package if you are thinking of trying Jiu-jitsu, and definitely start here! read more