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A great place to learn jujutsu or kickboxing! I’m really enjoying my first few weeks.
Each Sensei teaches great classes and are very encouraging and knowledgeable. The space is very clean and easy to reach on Bank Street with lots of parking. Highly recommended for anyone looking for a fun hobby.
I have wanted to try kick boxing for quite a while. When the opportunity came I was excited. The team is amazing, so welcoming and encouraging. They taught me with so much patience. As a bonus I also got to learn jiu-jitsu. So far, amazing experience!
Iv thoroughly enjoyed my trial period at 100 martial arts and fitness, the instructors have been great, the workout environment is positive and everyone is very helpful i look forward to continuing my kick boxing journey at 100 martial arts and fitness.
Awesome experience here! All of the instructors are so friendly and energetic. They help you gain confidence and skill in the group classes where multiple levels are training together.
If you’re a beginner, It’s a perfect environment to learn fast In a really cool & supportive environment!
Welcoming and friendly staff. Even being the slowest person in class but I’m treated with kindness and patience by instructors. Prices seem reasonable compared with other specialized gyms. Enjoying it so far!
My daughter invited me to try a kickboxing class with her tonight as she was looking to up her workouts. We were immediately made to feel welcome and part of the family. They took the time to show us around and explain the programs and run us through a really good workout. Highly professional and welcoming 🙏 my martial arts training is a little out of date but i was able to keep up. They will push you out of your comfort zone within your range of ability. I highly recommend this location all ages and abilities. Thanks for the intro back to martial arts.
I can't say enough how awesome an experience training martial arts is and what a great Dojo this is to train at. The Instructors are some of the most knowledgeable in the world, and I have watched my skills growing accordingly! As well I have watched my son grow in strength, confidence, skill and knowledge all the while in an awesome environment with the best people. The times I spend here training with my son will be core memories for him, as well as myself and we won't find this kind of quality time else where!
Best place to bring your kids!!! My son’s self esteem has improved drastically!!! He has made lifelong friends here. The owner and staff are absolutely amazing. They make it fun and instill core values and show them the need to respect themselves and others!!! If your looking for a place for your kids to learn martial arts, don’t look anywhere else! You won’t regret it!!!!
Title: A bizarre and unsettling experience – Highly unprofessional practices.
I am writing this to warn anyone who values their data privacy and personal agency. My experience here was profoundly disappointing on multiple levels:
1. Blatant Security Risk:
Despite subscribing to their "starter pack," I was shocked when asked to write down my full credit card details, including the CVV, on a handwritten paper form. In 2026, this is an unacceptable and dangerous practice that violates basic data security standards. I felt so compromised that I had to cancel and replace my card immediately after the session.
2. Exclusionary Coaching & Assumptions:
The coaching style was deeply unsettling due to its subtle, yet pervasive, "othering." Throughout the class, the coach repeatedly assumed that my friend and I would ONLY want to pair with each other. He directed us to "switch" between ourselves constantly, without ever once asking if we wanted to partner with other students.
It felt like we were being "fenced off" into a corner based on his own assumptions about our comfort or identity. Even though I was a paying student and my friend was there to practice with me, we were never treated as individual participants. This lack of agency—being "decided for" without a single question—felt condescending and exclusionary.
3. Cultural Appropriation & "Themed" Experience over Training:
The entire vibe feels more like a playground for children or teenagers than a professional martial arts studio. There is a bizarre insistence on performative rituals—like being pressured to put on their "Gi" just to take photos in front of a calligraphy backdrop that is clearly treated as a mere "exotic" prop. (My friend and I had to repeatedly insist on refusing these photo-ops).
As someone who understands the cultural roots behind these aesthetics, it was painful to witness such a lack of basic cultural literacy. It feels less like a Dojo and more like a space using a superficial, exotic lens to package Jiu-Jitsu as a gimmick. If you are looking for genuine respect for martial arts culture rather than a culturally-appropriated theme park, I would suggest looking elsewhere.
Summary:
They might think they are being "accommodating," but in reality, the management is disorganized and the environment is built on lazy assumptions. If you expect professional data handling and a truly inclusive training environment where your autonomy is respected, do not waste your time here.
