215 W Ridgecrest Blvd, Ridgecrest, CA 93555, USA
TRUJITSU UNIFIED
I was in town for a few weeks for work and quickly found out that Unum Jiu Jitsu is the best plan to train in Ridgecrest! Coach Cory and his team were incredibly welcoming from day one. Great vibes, great coaches, and great training partners. I highly recommend Unum Jiu Jitsu!
Posted 6 months ago
Quite simply the best gym in town. I was in town for three months because of work and whoever trains Jiu Jitsu knows you simply can't go 3 months without rolling. I showed up to the gym on my second day in town and was welcomed with open arm by Coach Cory and his wife. This gym was truly like a second home for me and i hope to be able to come back some day. I left with a ton of knowledge, a newly found appreciation for the GI coming from a mostly NoGi background and more importantly ive made friends along the way.
Posted 10 months ago
I have such an amazing time in this place . The people in the school have such a great vibe. Good space for rolls and training. I really enjoyed my time here at Unum . Cory the head coach gave us a really good class with details that help to develop our game. Top level class . Thank a lot to the whole family of Unum . There’s good level of jiu jitsu . For sure you will have good rolls if you go visit or sign up . Oooossss
Posted 1 year ago
Coach Cory is incredibly knowledgeable, accessible, and detail-oriented in his instruction. What sets this place apart is the principle-based coaching, which is something I rarely get at the big corporate gym I train at. Cory’s teaching style breaks down the “why” behind the moves. The environment is always welcoming, and the people here bring great vibes—supportive, respectful, and genuinely accepting.
Posted 9 months ago
I travel a lot and find myself dropping in to train at a number of different places. I was delightfully surprised to see such a quality gym with such a large membership in Ridgecrest. The facilities are excellent. Everyone is friendly and welcoming. The jiu jitsu is top notch. There is a heavy emphasis on sparring, making the little detour especially worthwhile for the travelling martial artist who probably won't internalize the move of the day in one session. If I lived a little closer, I'd come here more often.
Posted 1 year ago
