I tried their Jiu Jitsu class a while back and let's just say I had a blast. The people at this gym…read moreare honest and kind. I liked that if you had a question, they took their time answering it. I will definitely consider coming back. Shout out to Art, he is a fantastic instructor.

We love the discipline and skills taught through martial arts. Coach Chris, Coach Casey, and Coach…read moreJen have been great leaders to our children. Thank you!

Undisputed is the best gym I have ever taken classes at. And I have been taking muay thai, boxing,…read morekickboxing and to a lesser extent jiu jitsu off and on for over a decade. John Bassford and Chris Garner are incredible at the sport itself but also possess a seemingly endless supply of energy, patience, and eye for detail. They will not coddle you, but they also will not make you feel stupid as you learn. And learning is what they want you to do. It is hands on, you will work with others in the class respectfully, they insure that. There is a limit anyone can learn simply practicing alone or with someone who will not challenge them. This is not something you need to take into consideration at Undisputed. If you want to improve you will have to suffer the pain education brings with it. Undisputed understands this. They will not antagonize this inevitability. Any rivalry that springs into being from sparring is kept amicable. For those with lousy vocabularies this means respectful, friendly, maybe even fun. All skill levels are embraced and all are welcome. It is a rare community, a real community, a place where you become part of something greater and are free to roam and lift weights or tap into the dynamic teachers who are there. Finally, Cassie worked with me on payment plans and proved that not all gyms are rigidly fixed on taking your money. She was accomodating and fair. I do not know any other gyms that can be said about.

Best fight gym in Tucson and in AZ! Best instructors and…read moretop-dog trainers Always a fun time They just need to open a location in Phoenix

I have been working with Jesse for several months. He trains my 8 year old son. Since working w/…read moreJesse my son's confidence has improved, his skills have also improved and moves and understand more than ever. We attended the general classes at the East Boxing Inc for several months and it was awesome with Dave and Lexi, but taking it to the next level with 1 on 1 has really helped my son. We love our lessons and would be hard pressed to find another trainer who cares as much as Jesse.

This gym only cares about taking your money.When I originally signed up, I was hit with a shocking…read morethree hundred dollar fee and when I asked for a copy of the contract that I signed, I was refused one. Shortly after I signed up, I accepted a role in my company that requires frequent travel. Since I won't be using the gym often I call to cancel and was told that that would be another four hundred dollars. Them not giving me a contract of what I signed up for is horrible enough. I will use this gym maybe twelve times throughout the rest of my two year contract. I'm not looking forward to walking into this place. Save yourself the burden of feeling forced to go here due to money and just pick a different gym.

This is your traditional REAL boxing studio . They offer…read morekickboxing , boxing , women's only classes , fitness style boxing , traditional boxing , kids , and more ! Don't expect some fancy place , as I said before this is a traditional get it done type studio. Bring your own gloves or you will be asked to buy your own . I book using the class pass app and it makes booking very easy.

I signed up for a 12-month membership at Boxing Fit University, thinking it would be a…read morestraightforward commitment. Unfortunately, I learned the hard way that canceling is nearly impossible. Even if you move to another city or can no longer attend, they continue charging you--no exceptions. Worse still, your payments don't stop after the 12-month contract ends. They automatically switch to a month-to-month charge until you submit a written cancellation request. I couldn't attend after just 3 or 4 months, and today, I realized they've been charging me for an entire extra year beyond my original contract--just because I never sent an official cancellation letter. Make sure to read the fine print carefully before signing up! Otherwise, you might end up paying far more than you expected.

I joined recently with zero background in Muay Thai and am loving the gym. Cash is obviously very…read moreknowledgeable and an excellent teacher.

A fun, affordable gym for beginners and advanced Muay Thai students. The instructions are…read moreunderstandable and easy to follow. Muay Thai is an easy sport to catch onto while also learning discipline and grit. Anybody who's interested in getting a full workout, lose weight, and learn and improve Muay Thai skills should consider becoming a student. This is one place where the phrase "you get what you pay for" is not applicable!

Great gym and great environment Joey and all the other coaches make it feel more like a family then…read morea gym,they all are very dedicated and passionate professionals who take pride in there work they push you to become the best version of yourself and take there time with each and every student from professional to beginners would definitely recommend this gym!

always feeling welcome, and a great place to workout. apex is like a second home!…read more You can come mornings and evenings. Thursday class is my favorite!

I don't give many reviews, and this might be a little bias granted my relationship with Wildcat…read more.. but this gym ROCKS! Highly suggest coming in and kickin' it with the WildCat Gang.

While this might be a good place to drop in for a workout, I would recommend not investing your…read moretime, energy and money here if you have aspirations of growing within the CrossFit community or transitioning into coaching. All for one reason: the owner. From the owner, you can expect to be belittled if you get injured (very common in Olympic lifting), have any physical insecurities you share used against you, and be ostracized if you need to take a break from CrossFit. It all comes down to the membership dues: any tact will be taken to make sure you keep paying whether you're using the gym or not. With so many boxes to choose from, I would recommend any long term commitments be made somewhere else.