Dropped in for open mat. Super clean, spacious and good rolls. Practitioners of all levels and…read moreeveryone was chill. Definitely a great spot for people wanting to try out jiu jitsu. It has the type of culture I appreciate and look for when finding gyms. Lots of parking and lots of classes.

Dope atmosphere! Anthony is friendly and welcoming to everyone. Its time to try out a class. See…read moreyou there.

They have great teachers and staff here. They focus on each child even as a big group.read more

I own a large service, repair and install company across Los Angeles County, and I raced as a child…read moreand professionally through my teens and twenties. I LOVE COMPETITION and I know business. Losing is a phenomenal motivator to hone your skills. We were told about a "friendly" competition at my children's BJJ gym and traveled over an hour to Inspirit for my daughters 2nd and sons first comp. Inspirit is a very clean gym, and we had a pleasant experience throughout the morning and part of the afternoon. The large, enclosed back area felt safe, allowing my youngest to roam around unsupervised. What I think is absolute nonsense is that my daughter, who just earned her grey belt with a white stripe, was moved from a division of three other kids with the same belt to the division with the highest grey belt. They paired my daughter with the owner's daughter, who, in my opinion, is definitely not a grey belt. My daughter fought, tried, and lost, and THAT'S OK. We're PROUD of her and we know what she needs to work on. But what I'm not proud of is the gym lying about it being a friendly competition and then promoting a far less experienced practitioner so their child could win. That's pretty low. A lady next to me, whom I've never seen before, said, "That wasn't even a fair fight," and the coach from our gym later voiced the same opinion to our professor. Our friends voiced that same opinion. To add insult to injury, our gym professor doesn't enter his kids in these "friendly" tournaments due to ethical concerns. So, is this the kind of sportsmanship, ethics and self defense you want to learn or have your kids learn!?! if it is, you've found your gym. Who calls us from the gym to "check up" and then "thank us for our feedback?" - Some random employee who also tried to take responsibility for making the bracket, that's BAD business and I'd bet the family farm she didn't set the brackets - the owners do. At least I now know you're so ashamed of your decisions, you're unwilling to take responsibility for your actions and willing to throw a 7 year old and an adult under the bus. Here's your "feedback"

Not suitable for younger kids 3-4yo. Not properly trained to get younger kids on task/focused with…read moreeffective and constructive methods.

This is the most welcoming and inviting bjj gym I've ever been to. Coach Eduardo is not only a…read moreworld champion black belt, he's also a phenomenal teacher. You can tell he genuinely cares and is invested in your growth. The community aspect is amazing, and I really feel like I'm hanging out with friends and we're all learning this together. There are no egos, and I can't recommend this gym enough.

A friend of ours recommended this dojo. What a unique and wonderful place!…read more We went for a free trial class and were instantly impressed. All of the staff and the Gracie's are so good with the kids - very gentle and encouraging, but with structure and consistency. They treat each child as an individual and take time to work with each one. We have felt such sincerity and kindness from everyone we have ever met there. Our little one's physical and social confidence are already noticeably growing after only a few classes. And this is such a positive and engaging place, it's always a very preferred activity for us. Parents and families can stay to watch and learn by observation. There are also games like air hockey downstairs for after class. So, it feels like more of a family hangout spot than just a drop-off and pick-up activity. I should also include that as an MMA fan, I partly picked this school because of Rodrigo Gracie's top credentials and legendary career. This alone makes the dojo unique, but when combined with the warm, family friendly approach they have, it is truly a special place.

"Wonderful gym with a great atmosphere! The coaches are highly skilled and patient, offering…read moredetailed instruction for all skill levels. The training environment is fantastic , supportive, and focused on growth. A super place to learn and improve your kids Jiu-Jitsu while being part of an amazing community!"

Amazing dojo and community. Very open to people from all walks of life and languages. Excellent and…read moreethical martial art Kyokushin is. Can't wait to go again. Se habla español

I regularly attend classes at this dojo and have been actively training here for a couple of years…read more Sensei Taku is one of the best instructors I've ever had and he has the patience to make each individual's goals a reality, be it to be a championship fighter or better fitness or stronger spirit. This dojo is also an affiliated dojo of the International Karate Organization Kyokushinkaikan which is one of the largest martial arts organizations in the world. More info can be found at www.kyokushinla.com.

Training at Panza's Brazilian Jiu Jitsu gym is truly an unparalleled experience. Learning under the…read moreguidance of Panza, a world-class champion and one of the most accomplished fighters in the world, is an honor in itself. His technical mastery, strategic insight, and dedication to the art make every class not only educational but inspiring. Equally remarkable is the partnership between Panza and his wife, Camila. Together, they cultivate a welcoming, supportive, and professional environment that fosters both personal growth and team spirit. Their leadership ensures that the gym operates not just as a training facility, but as a family. The atmosphere at the gym feels like family. Regardless of your experience level, you are treated with respect and inclusivity. Beginners and seasoned practitioners alike are welcomed immediately, and no one is ever made to feel like a stranger. In every aspect, from technique to culture, Panza's gym exemplifies excellence. Training here is more than just developing your skills--it's being part of a community led by world-class athletes who genuinely care about each student's journey. I highly recommend this gym to anyone interested in learning BJJ despite of experience level. I feel very fortunate to be able to call this gym my home gym and Panza my head coach.

I have been training with Panza since he 1st arrived in the U.S. He is a thoughtful, dedicated…read moreinstructor who has both a knack and a passion for teaching. He has created a great training environment with really good people. There's a great sense of camaraderie on the mats and we're all trying to make each other better. Come check it out!

Brand new space with welcoming and knowledgeable coaches. Clean space and a great place to learn…read morejujitsu. Highly recommend this brand new growing gym

really good jiu jitsu gym with an awesome mat space, I've been doing jiu jitsu for years and the…read moreenergy of the gym is very positive compared to some other corporate gyms I've trained at. instruction is very detailed and professional

It's almost a year I have trained here and i am still going strong. I still drive from Monterey…read morePark to here at least 3 times a week. The atmosphere is great in this gym and everyone is treated like family. I saw results after training here, I was able to win 2 first places and starting submitting my opponents at tournaments! That was a feat I struggled with in my past years. In my previous tournament, I was able to finish all my opponents under 2 minutes. I thank the Professor Ouano and Perry for teaching me. They not just teach BJJ, but self defense(rare nowadays, since people focus on competition more now) and building yourself to be a good examples for others off the mat. Highly recommend anyone to check this place out, you won't regret it. There are also others, who live farther than me; who take long drive just to train here.

I was lucky enough to be in the Torrance area for some training. Before I went out there I asked my…read moreJiu Jitsu coach if he could think of a place where I could train Jiu Jitsu during my stay there. Without thinking about it he said, "You have to train at Tsunami BJJ". I am so thankful for that suggestion. Professor John Ouano and Perry Hauck are amazing Bjj instructors. They welcomed a stranger from across the US like I was family. Their attention to detail was phenomenal. John even pointed things out that I was doing wrong with my shoulder rolls. Everyone that I met that trained there was very welcoming. There was no ego, just a willingness to train and help a white belt get better. If you are the type of person who can't learn something by seeing it once, you will not have an issue here. They drill, then they drill, then they drill some more. Thanks Professor John and Professor Perry!!!!