Hours listed in information AND voicemail are not current. Tried calling numerous times at…read moredifferent times and left messages and have not gotten a response. Showed up to the place at the hours listed and found no one. There are not many options for Judo in the Bronx. Its both disappointing and disheartening that these people are so casual with prospective pupils.

This is the best judo school in the bronx, they are great!! with developing junior judokas and…read moreadults. Top notch sensi's, with alot of experience.

Great place, very nice and professional staff. My son loves it. Christina is the best, she works…read morehard as a teacher. The kids listen to her and respect her. God bless you.

I've been apart of the gym for quite some time, two years to be more specific. When I arrived, i…read moretook the trial class - If I remember that day specifically, i quickly rushed to the evening classes. The gym used to be a mechanic garage, next to it was a mom and pop shop. The gym was closed, nice mats and a partially built MMA cage. At the time, they had two heavy punching bags and matted walls to prevent injury. They also have ropes used to tie down ships that was positioned in a zig zag line on the ceiling. So without further interruptions of nostalgia, here is my Review of the Jungle Gym. As with all my reviews, I grade them from 1 through 5 stars. 1 being absolute horrible and five representing nothing but superior quality. Location/Gym - This gym opened up after moving from a smaller school when Justin Garcia was teaching on a Purple Belt/Brown Belt level. He was teaching Brazilian Jujitsu and at the time, those school was almost practically scarce in the Bronx. The new location was conveniently around less then a block from the 6 train line and 22x bus line that travels towards and from Fordham. The Gym, as described above, had a changing room and cubbies in the Mat area where you could place your belongings. We didn't have a Soda Machine til later, and also had a functioning shower and bathroom. They had a waiting area where the trophies and merchandise was placed. In the Mat area, you had one or two dumbbells and a set of Kettle Bells, jump rope and those latter spaced ropes you placed on the floor. They had several Title Muay Thai pads as well, but, no extra boxing gloves, shin guards, et cetera. After classes are done, the small locker room becomes crowded, since people are often training from an hour to two or three - with the extended classes, they would develop odor. It get's bad, you are just there smelling the sweaty no no parts of a man to no extent. Classes/Quality - So before as stated, this is primarily Brazilian Jujitsu focused school. I should have titled this differently, but, by reading you you would understand several implications. The classes were separated by, this time of my involvement, Morning/Adults, Afternoon/Children Classes, Evenings/Adults. For the Adults in the evenings, they were extra classes involved in the calendar. There was Grappling/Open Mat/Striking within a day of service. Each class, you may never have the same couch and often the owner of the School makes his appearance on the mat. For awhile, he was indeed teaching the class him, he would go over anywhere from two to three techniques a night for that particular class. Before that, you would do a quick warm up, a bit of jogging that lasted a few seconds, stretches to get the kinks out of your body. After learning the techniques and participating - They would often have the groups split into smaller groups, and spar for a bit. With specific rules that encourage the trainee in working that specific position. Three segments exist. Morning - Adults... Afternoons for the Children, and Evening's Adults. Evenings you'd get three separate classes, which all, require a specific monthly subscription under the annual contract. You may never really see the owner of the establishment teach and sometimes you will be graced by his beloved vulgar humor and, well, Alpha like primitive instincts who closes resembles a giant ape. After all, the schools logo is of a Gorilla, right? Striking Classes at the time, were not what I have expected. I was told i could take Boxing Lessons, and well, they weren't Boxing lessons. Although the cool thing was, they were actually Muay Thai, for awhile. Reggie and Omar Ahmed ended up leaving, because, Justin felt as if they didn't embody the school for what they wanted it to be. Reggie left for a better opportunity and well, Omar Ahmed from the Satin Gym, was never to be found. You could only find him in the Satin Gym located in Astoria, Queens. His instruction was amazing as a Muay Thai Instructor, kudos to him. A few key points. The owner of the Jungle Gym did create an atmosphere that he tailored for Business purposes. They will try to get you to purchase there gear, so, you might not have to go far and wide to purchase reasonably better gear with greater build quality. A word to the wise, people steal here. You could have the same gear you purchased, brand new, swiped with theirs and you'll never know. First and foremost, the Trainees... You will make decent human beings of friends, though, everyone has a specific narrative or agenda. Teachers, maybe one of them are friendly but the rest are just meat heads with Alpha Mentality. Be warned... Whatever you do please look over the contract, you have to know what you're getting yourself into. These classes can be expensive, and I'm sure, the rent is not cheap either " That we know of " The instructions are okay, Gym quality is actually better then most in the area. The owner can be deceptive so thread lightly. Overall JG gets 3 / 5

nah yall tweaking gng…read more 200 a month if im not mistaken is crazy. it smells like sweat in that place. people cannot eat or drink even if they are not on the mats for some reason.

I've been here since Jan 2012. My journey with Mike and the crew has been great. New facility same…read moreauthentic Gracie Jiu Jitsu. If you want to learn how to truly defend yourself, get in the best shape of your life come down and check out Gracie Jiu Jitsu New York.

Signed the family up to take classes at the Relson Gracie Academy on Tremont avenue and I can tell…read moreyou that coaches Mike and Rich are both great. Mike Casey is the head coach/owner and an old school Gracie guy.. as real as it gets.. a black belt under Relson Gracie.. super knowledgeable and a great motivator with a no nonsense demeanor. As a beginner I can tell the that the core/fundamental program is awesome.. It is real authentic Gracie Jiu-jitsu.. real combat/ street self defense. The Core program can honestly be done wearing no gi as it is all about real world scenarios, real Gracie style street combat that could save your life. Some schools have gotten away from original Gracie Brazilian Jiu-jitsu and focus entirely on "sport Jiu-jitsu" which has tons of rules and is all about getting points in tournaments.. this is not that school.. although some of the guys do compete.. The blue and higher ranking belts in the school are also very helpful and a great group of guys. Another great thing is that Mike gives you the lesson plan for the whole year, so you know exactly what to expect every class.. The facility is always clean, floor and wall padding always clean, two bathrooms, water fountain etc.. and I always find street parking. The kids program is great for the little ones learning to grapple and is primarily a bully defense program. It is very safe as they are not allowed to do submissions until they reach teenage years and enter the adult program. Overall highly recommended

NYC Goju Ryu Karate is the only certified Okinawan Karate organization in the area. Sensei Luis is…read morea man of tremendous discipline and integrity. He leads by example and his students emulate him to wonderful results. He treats everyone with respect and kindness. His students learn the value of discipline, respect, humility and confidence all while having a lot of fun. The dojo is tranquil, spacious, clean and adheres to CoVid safety precautions. This is a wonderful environment for children to learn and grow. Our son has really enjoyed meeting other kids in the neighborhood and getting this extra bit of physical activity each week. I would recommend Sensei Luis and his school to anyone wanting their child to learn a martial art.

Sensei Tapia is the only I.O.G.K.F. certified instructor in New York. This by no means is a…read more commercialized school/dojo where youre gonna get a black belt over night. You will earn it!!! Every aspect of your being will be challenged - BODY, MIND, SPIRIT. If you are serious and I mean serious about learning "Traditional Okinawan Goju-Ryu" at its best, look no further!!!

Great to see a well established Martial Arts teacher doing what he loves. The new school is a great…read moresize, the atmosphere is inviting and location is top notch. Master John "Fighting Irish " O'Leary has been a Martial Artist for nearly a half century. He's a 7th Degree Black Belt in ISSHINRYU KARATE under a Legend within Eastern Martial Arts, Hanshi Tommy May. Kyoshi O'leary has trained in so many other arts as well. He's great with kids and adults, He understands his students needs and wants. He treats everyone with respect and dignity. Enjoy your new lifestyle with him.

Best kickboxing gym in NY! Highly recommend for beginner or experienced kickboxing or people…read moreseeking cardio based exercise in general

If you want a place where you can release stress, loose weight, get your cardio going and have fun…read morewhile doing it, this is the place to be... One hour of pure workouts, calisthenics, techniques and punching bags with great music and awesome trainers 7 days a week... The vibe is unique and staff makes you feel like home. .. Plenty of parking for free as is located in a shopping center next to target, petco and applebees.... Bathroom and floor mats are always clean, and they have a backroom with free weights, ropes, resistance bands, jump ropes and the basic needs for you to get your workout going pre or after class... I have gone to other kickboxing places but whether is the location, parking difficulties, poor staffing or just plain not feeling the place, this spot Cko Throggsneck won my body and soul...Go check this place out and you wont regret it!

Highly recommend this karate school. They truly care about the children. They teach discipline that…read moreI see translate well in my kid everyday life, while also teaching them self defense.

Delgado Karate has been around for many years and it's clear to say they are best around. My kids…read morealways leave with a great workout and stay motivated with their Martial Arts.