This review if for the kids classes…read more This is a commercialized Martial Arts business focused on having clients buy new weapons every quarter. In addition, plan to pay quarterly for new belts and testing. The testing I've seen is the same for the past 2 belts so not sure what my kid learned new that required 2 new belts when he did the same requirements for each belt. Parents can't wait inside to sit and watch their kiddos. They have a zoom that you can join but it's one camera and you can barely see if it's your own child so no point in the zoom. When asked why parents can't wait inside, especially in the winter and rainy months, they told me that having all the parents would exceed the building's occupancy capacity... this is questionable as there is plenty of space. I was also told to not distract students. An easy solution is to not black out your windows so that parents standing outside can spread out and observe from outside. Another solution is rotate which days parents can come in. Tues / Thursday can have 1/2 parents observe from inside while other 1/2 observe from outside on Tuesdays and rotate on Thursdays. The only way to watch your child is through the double doors which needs to be cleared so people can go in and out. Most parents are unable to observe and are left waiting inside their vehicles for 30 - 40 minutes. Parking is also difficult. I regret signing a membership.

My granddaughter has been going here for about 5 years. She has learned a lot along this journey…read more She wants to be an instructor when she is old enough. They have taught her self confidence, pride, discipline, and endurance. She started out shy and very introverted, and is now very commanding of presents but in a good way. She finally interacts with others, and can handle things that were out of her comfort zone. We recommend East West to anyone's child, especially children who need to come out of their shell. It has done her wonders.

Austin is a great coach and trainer, I had an injury and had to take a break. I'm looking forward…read moreto going back!

This is an excellent Mixed Martial Arts gym that teaches boxing, muay thai, jiu jitsu, MMA, and…read morewrestling. The coaches all have a lot of experience and the price is more than reasonable.

This is a great place to learn Jiujitsu, get your body in shape and clear your mind. Trevor has…read morecultivated a Friendly atmosphere with Very good Jiujitsu classes for kids and adults. Trevor is very knowledgeable, and a master of his art. His explanation of techniques are clear and easy to follow. I highly recommend

Amazing place to train Martial Arts and a Family gym! They have a legit system that holds up for…read moreself defense or in a competition.

Surprised my partner with a private BJJ lesson and couldn't have been happier with the experience…read more Kaitlyn & Matthew are great instructors. They were able to show us (we did the session together) some good techniques (like rolling, the shrimp, and how to get out of a pin), taught us how to maneuver safely and didn't feel like totally novices in over our heads. If you're thinking about branching out and trying something new... I definitely recommend Emerge. Oh and they let me borrow a Gi

Amazing staff... courteous and kind.... professional environment..... great customer service. My 6…read moreyear old feels comfortable and confident! Would highly recommend!

Great coaches! Very clean place, good vibe. Hidden gem in Brush Prairie. My daughters confidence…read moreand endurance has grown so much since she joined. My son has taken the boxing class too and has really learned a lot in a small amount of time. You can tell the coaches really care about the kids.

From the owner: Located in Brush Prairie we are the newest gym in the Vancouver area to offer boxing and jiu jitsu…read moretraining. Whether it be for competition, self-defense, or personal growth our coaching staff will meet your needs. Come try a class at UATC today.

This place is cleaned randomly and not very often, equipment is old and when it brakes down it…read moretakes months to be repaired. I personally requested the owner to get a pad for the squats bar and after two weeks when I enquired again she told me that I was welcomed to bring my own. The place is cheap and you get what you pay for If you like old cheap gyms this is the place to go, if you look for a clean well maintained place go somewhere else

They have a nice athletic club, the have older fitness equipment. The people were very pleasant and…read morethey have a number of martial arts classes and cross fit classes.

J.T. is an amazing Jiu Jitsu teacher. My kids are doing so good with their self-esteem and being…read moreable to learn new things by lifting barriers they once had do to ptsd

My kids love learning from JT. He even gets my 4 year old and my son with behavioral issues…read moreengaged. He is awesome, patient and knowledgeable.

Amazing place to learn Jiujitsu. Places has been around forever and an affiliate of my academy that…read moreI attend. Absolutely amazing people on the mats and always plenty of great quality instruction. Place has all the amenities you could help for and if you get to academy. These guys are doing it right absolutely great, established, and has a great lineage. If you're anywhere in the 360 get here get on the mats.

Comfortable gym atmosphere. Excellent leadership under Leonard Gabriel and Glena Avila Gabriel…read more Workout conditions are very good. Glena has a couple young ladies working out with her, I hear another will see Glena on Monday. To all young ladies reading this review, you can contact Glena at Fisticuffs, work and train hard, have confidence in yourself and know that you may have a chance to be an MMA World Champion. In choosing Fisticuffs, your Trainer Glena Avila is a former World Champion. I highly recommend Fisticuffs to all.

Great trainers!! I…read moretrained there for a couple of months when I just moved to Vancouver. The boxing program there is legit. I weight about 170-180 when I joined and their 135-145lb guys would tear me up. I did some research on them recently just to see what's been going on and apparently Leonard, one of the head trainers there is now training George Sortiropoulis (sp?). Enson Inoue, an old school fighter from Pride shows up occasionally and from what I remember is a real cool guy with much knowledge to share.