Atos Jiu-Jitsu Las Vegas

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  Jennifer Gordon

  We have trained at a few gyms in Las Vegas, and we can confidently say that Atos is one of the best. From the moment we walked in, we were welcomed with open arms by everyone—from the professors and coaches to the students and Andressa at the front desk! 😁 Starting at a new gym can be a challenge for kids, but at Atos, our daughter was embraced right away, making her transition smooth and enjoyable. The training is exceptional, with Professor James being both patient and incredibly knowledgeable. His support is invaluable; he attends every tournament for the kids, even flying to Florida to support the students competing at IBJJF Pan Kids. Professors Mitch and Coach Matt are also fantastic, creating an environment where every coach is genuinely happy to see you and truly invested in your child's success. Atos definitely stands out as one of the best gyms in Las Vegas!

  Posted 10 months ago
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  chris staehlin

  This place is amazing! My 6 year old Zane is here just about every day, not because I make him, because he loves it. Atos, is family to us! The Professors, James and Mitch are amazing, Mitch is another father figure to Zane. Coach Matt along with all of the rest of the coaches are just the best people and greatest role models. We are blessed to be part of such a great team!

  Posted 2 years ago
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  Jasmine Gutierrez

  The instructor James, asked my son his name, this was my son's 3rd time being there and his first class with this James, so my son who is 5 felt intimidated and did not respond. James comes out of the traing area, looks over at us and yells "does he not know his name?" Then he proceeds to tell me since our son is not intelligent he will not do well in the class, because it's 6 and up. Ok totally fine with that, EXCEPT I was advised when we signed up for the trial that putting him in the 6 and up class would be fine. He also yelled at us because our son took off his shoes before he got to the mat. Ok I understand there are rules. However, I had asked the young receptionist what rules we needed to follow because we are new to the jiu jitsu world but all she said was "there aren't that many, just no shoes on the matt" this place was not welcoming at all, especially that James and his wife. It's disappointing because I did observe they have their own two small children, you would think they understand some children are shy. After the class for James followed us out and said our son can stay in the 6 and up class, after telling yelling at us in front of everyone including our son that he is not intelligent enough. I am just glad we say their true colors before we gave them a cent of our money. We understand there are rules and discipline is important however there is a correct way to approach matters. Please don't ever say a child is not intelligent if you have never even met the child. As an instructor James or whatever your name is, shouldn't you be building up students not tearing them down?

  Posted 12 months ago
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  Aaron Aquino

  My 10 yr old son goes here because all his friends moved here. As much as we loved our old studio, we had to go where he has a number of teammates that would challenge him. And there’s no shortage of that here.

  Posted 11 months ago
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  Dana Kim

  I don't like group lessons because there is always one bad apple in every group but I want to try since there they have a women's only class so I did, wrong move. First, I used to work as a manager at Dojo. My staff and I sanitized everything after the classes were done. This place is filled with unruly kids and they smell bad but nobody cleaned or sanitized at least the mats. Second, in womens only class, there was one ugly, rude female parent member who tried to belittle me, running her mouth, trying to be a low class bully+attention seeker with no intelligence. When she made a slick comment to belittle me, I wanted to check her and spit at her face then leave but out of respect for the instructor, I did not. Some people really don't know sh!t about respect they should have for other members at Dojo. On top of that, there is only one women's only class per week which means I can join the class only 4 or 5 times a month. That is not enough for the expensive fee they charge. I will never recommend this place to any of my professional female friends, co-workers who got class and intelligence. This place is for kids not for a respectful professional woman like me. They should set the foundation discipline of respect rules to impose on the stupid members first instead of getting money from idiots like that disgusting female parent member.

  Posted 1 year ago