Three Points Martial Arts Worcester

Reviews

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  Smiles

  Been training here for over 3 years now, Excellent coaches, Incredible community. Everyone is welcoming and encouraging. Gym culture is focused on mutual improvment. Hygienic, safe and trustworthy. Daughter started training in the kids class at 5 years old, now 8, thriving and loving it. I Feel lucky to have found such a great place to train and recommend it wholeheartedly. First week is free, come and see for yourself!

  Posted 1 year ago
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  Peter Holmes

  I’ve been at three points for just over 12 months and would highly recommend the gym to anyone interested in learning jiujitsu. It’s a team focussed atmosphere where every member works to better each other. Whether you’re attending once a week as a hobby /fitness or if you’re looking to get into the competition space, there is room for every type of person. I’ve personally made some great friends and see people outside of the gym too. The coaches have excellent knowledge and each offers their own style of jiujitsu so you will learn a huge breadth of skills regardless of which classes you sign up for. The first week is free with unlimited classes so there is zero reason not to try it, I highly recommend signing up!

  Posted 1 year ago
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  Thomas Swan

  Three Points Martial Arts is a great place to train, whatever you’d like to try - you will be made to feel welcome and all of the members will support you during classes. The coaches are fantastic and knowledgeable. I trained BJJ for a good number of years here, only taking a break for personal reasons, but hope to be back on the mats very soon!

  Posted 1 year ago
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  Luca S

  Been training here just over two years now, and loved every minute, everyone there is a pleasure to be around, highly recommend the place to start or continue your bjj journey

  Posted 1 year ago
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  Paul Freeth

  Have been training at the gym for over 15 years now, it's changed hands a few times and now it is the best it's ever been. Large mat space, wide variety of experienced belt grades who help the less experienced and the coaches have a wealth of experience. I haven't trained Thai but the coach is well respected in Muay Thai circles and has regularly trained with top guys in Thailand. There's a good variety of options to pay, from casual once a week to unlimited sessions and there is at least 1 BJJ session every day, and often 3.

  Posted 1 year ago