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    Sanuk Martial Arts

    Sanuk Martial Arts

    5.0(1 review)
    1.0 mi

    I had a great experience with the coaches at the new Sanuk Martial Arts. Drills were amazing,…read moretechniques tips were helpful and all the coaches seemed to really enjoy it. Such a great vibe while getting in an amazing workout. convenient location: one block from the Great Neck LIRR stop. Highly recommend

    From the owner: At Sanuk Martial Arts, we offer world-class training in Muay Thai and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu , two of…read morethe most respected martial arts in the world. But we’re more than just a gym. We’re a community of passionate individuals committed to growth, discipline, and supporting each other both on and off the mats. In Thai, “Sanuk” is a deeply rooted cultural concept that means "fun" or "enjoyment." But it goes beyond just having a good time , it reflects a way of life. To Thai people, doing something sanuk means doing it in a way that is joyful, engaging, and worthwhile. It implies that life should be lived with a sense of pleasure, laughter, and positive energy, even when doing everyday tasks or hard work. A job, a conversation, or even a challenge should ideally be sanuk , fun, lively, and infused with a good spirit. It’s not just about personal enjoyment either - sanuk often involves others, encouraging social connection, good humor, and shared experiences. It’s a value that helps shape Thailand’s famously warm and welcoming culture. Sanuk Martial Arts is place where people don’t just train hard, they do it with joy, camaraderie, and a love for the art.

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    A Force Brazilian Jiu Jitsu - Proud member of A force Brazilian Jiu Jitsu

    A Force Brazilian Jiu Jitsu

    5.0(13 reviews)
    1.4 mi

    The coaches/teachers/professors are great with young kids. We were visiting from out of state for a…read moreweek and they were gracious enough to let my 5 year old join. Everyone was amazed that we were able to find a drop-in gym for kids, but these guys made it no big deal. They were communicative via email, welcoming upon arrival, and even recommended a more suitable class for my kid. Many of the parents also practice and from what I've seen, the teachers know what they're doing. They use humor to engage the kids, never screaming or forcing them. We would happily join this gym again if we're ever in the area.

    Many years ago I started my martial arts studies at a school in the Bronx, and it started with BJJ…read moreclasses. As years went by I changed my focus to the Nashid karate system (which I still train in), and then my Sensei brought Professor André into our school...my love for BJJ resurrected! Though I did not find Professor André through Yelp, I wanted to help you, the Yelpers decision easier. He's an excellent instructor to everyone of all ages. The moment you meet him, his personality and love to teach shines through. I mean, it's kept me engaged for three years. In fact, I travel from NYC all the way to Great Neck to continue my training with Professor André and his students (every opportunity I get). So if you're looking for the right place to train, have your children train, and want a person fully invested in all of his students, there's no need to look any further. Just look at all the photos on his Yelp page...including the ones I've uploaded shows he is the real deal. Great Neck and surrounding towns, you're lucky to have Professor Andre and the A Force BJJ academy in your backyard. Thank you for everything you do Professor..ous

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    Kids program all ages and levels

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    Kids swlf dedense / brazilian jiu jitsu program

    A Force Brazilian Jiu Jitsu - BJJ is for everyone regardless : age, skills or physical conditions.

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    BJJ is for everyone regardless : age, skills or physical conditions.

    Evolution Muay Thai - Thursday Night Sparring

    Evolution Muay Thai

    4.6(63 reviews)
    15.1 miMidtown West

    Brandon is a good Muay Thai Coach, very technical and knows how to break down the techniques step…read moreby step.

    Before writing my review - I took the time to read other reviews that are posted for inspiration…read moreand talking points (both negative and positive). I started at Evolution in the Fall of 2013 with the intentions of joining the fight team. By the Summer of 2014, I had my first fight with Evolution and won unanimous. Prior to becoming a member at Evolution I had a strong background in Karate & Boxing. However, there were a lot of holes in my game that Brandon quickly fixed. He is excellent at translating information, correcting form, providing motivation, and creating a platform for individuals to grow. Not only did I win my first fight under Brandon, but by 2016 I achieved 5 championship belts and a Gold Medal for Team USA. From originally having an awkward style to becoming proficient in Muay Thai - I would say Evolution is an outstanding place to train. Whether you are training to fight, become fit, build confidence, or learn the techniques - YOU will get all of that accomplished here. The amount of work you invest in your training will reflect. I don't have anything negative to say about this gym, but a response to the reviews that are not 5 stars: 1. If it is your FIRST TIME visiting, arrive on time. 2. The gym is usually HOT when it's crowded. As a person who occasionally travels to Thailand for extensive training - I prefer training in warm facilities to prevent injuries and sweat out sodium. 3. Brandon is comical, but just like any trainer - he knows when to be serious. Training is already tough and can be intimidating to newcomers, so it's important to remember to have fun.

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    Afternoon Muay Thai Class

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    A Force Jiujitsu - muaythai - Updated May 2026

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