Great Gym, I haven't met the owner John, but I have spoken with him over the phone, seems like…read moresuper cool dude. All of the coaches there from the jiu-jitsu coaches, boxing coach, Muay Thai coach they're all great and very helpful if you ask. I would highly recommend going here. It's $160 a month for unlimited classes. It's totally worth it in my opinion if you're a fan of mixed martial arts, gyms don't get much better than this. I really don't see what they could do much better than what they already have so John, good job, and I look forward to meeting you in the future.

Is this still open for a 17 year old? I'd love to learn martial arts and boxing to improve my…read morestrength and learn new hobbies!!

This gym is awesome. Great coaches. Practical training. Great environment. Cute dogs.read more

Great place for people who always wanted to try a martial art and for people hoping to fight…read moreprofessionally. Jesse is a great teacher and excellent giuy who creates a fun learning environment where everyone feels comfortable doing their best. No experience or athleticism required. For me it's been a few years of doing it; lost 100 pounds after a heart attack and it's my home for mental health too; I'm so grateful for it. Come join us; you'll never look back.

I dropped by Masada Tactical to buy some range ammo. I have driven by them many times because I…read morethought it was only a self-defense studio. Luckily, a friend told me otherwise. When I arrived, I found a place that didn't feel like I was in the next Rambo movie. It was a place where a novice gun owner could get information or purchase weapons, ammo, or whatever they needed. A young woman and an older man were working in the store. Neither of them made me feel stupid for not knowing a lot about guns. It was a good experience, and I plan to return in the future.

Doesn't look open. Stopped by during business hours and rang the doorbell 6 times and no one buzzed…read moreme in.

Still a great endeavour ! Enjoyable and helpful for balance flexibility and golf (runnong &…read moreswimming too) Alas, no early morning classes ... yet.

This is an excellent martial arts school, they offer so much to their students, such as Tai Chi,…read moreQigong and Northern Shaolin Kung fu. Master (Sifu) Billy Greer is a very knowledgeable teacher who over sees all the classes first hand. They have a very large training hall, There's plenty of space to have more than one class at the same time. Sifu Billy also gives back to the community with fund raising(s). So I highly recommend their school to try. Plus they offer free classes as well.

Ladies, if you're interested in learning self‑defense, but feel hesitant about training in a…read morepredominantly male environment, I highly recommend Crazy88! In Jiu Jitsu, you'll be surrounded by positive, respectful, and encouraging male energy, while gaining the confidence and skills to protect yourself. In Muy Thai, Kayla is a phenomenal coach, who is funny, personable and is excellent at teaching fundamentals in a way that is both fun and challenging!

My Son was amazing at all his training. He has obtained a lot of discipline and lots of fighting…read moreskills while he has been here. I would say this place is best for my child.

This is a school that teaches Traditional Wing Chun Kung Fu under Sifu Shannon Moore, disciple of…read moreGrandmaster William Cheung (disciple of Grandmaster Ip Man). I've practiced martial arts (Karate, Taekwondo, and Wushu) for about a total of 10 years, so i've been around several different schools and Masters and Sifus. Sifu Shannon Moore teaches traditional, practical, and sport aspects of Wing Chun. Very knowledgeable and experienced as one would know from just listening and conversing with him. Sifu Shannon Moore takes great pride in providing hands on training and development with his students as opposed to some other schools i have been to where the senior students primarily teach. You may ask... well what the heck is this Wing Chun mumbo jumbo. How is it any different from other martial art styles that also teach self-defense? Wing Chun is an amazing and beautiful kung fu style different from many of today's popular styles, such as Karate, Taekwondo, and Shaolin kung fu. While these styles may focus on blocking first and then attacking, Wing Chun teaches well-coordinated angular defense and simultaneous attack, operating on the center line, not drawing back (windup) before striking; instead striking from any position. This both increases the speed and eliminates the telegraphing of the strike. Using structure of the entire body to create power in a small space. This way, in the time it takes a student of another style to throw one or two punches, a Wing Chun student will throw at least nine. This system relies on biomechanics, not brute force and is a scientific yet theoretically based martial arts style focusing on close-range combat. Wing Chun is based on the concepts and principles of simplicity, economy of movement, and economy of energy. This art is a true internal and external system designed so you can learn the system in 3-5 years. It is a science in motion that is simple yet explosive. Bear in mind, i said learn the system in 3-5 years. Mastering is a whole other story. =) Anyone who is interested the martial arts, especially Wing Chun, should definitely come check it out. Sifu Shannon Moore even offers a FREE first introductory class so anyone interested can get their feet wet. I came, i tried, and now i'm hooked. Check it out for yourself! Keep that Wu Sao up! You'll learn what that means, one way or another. =)

Master Moore has a wealth of knowledge and is comfortable sharing it with his students. No…read morepressure or sales tactics, just a master with a clear understanding of the art he teaches in full and a friendly and accomodating group of fellow students. It is easy to fall in love with Wing Chun, and I highly recommend it and the instructor to give you a fuller understanding in your martial arts journey. As Master Moore would say, "Keep your Wu Sao up"...

Guardian is a great place to learn and train Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu. The greatest part of the Guardian…read morestory is that it's a charity that lets kids train for free. They provide the kids with everything they might need for training, including snacks for after. There's also the mentorship element to consider for the kids. The adult Jiu-Jitsu is high-level however accommodating to skill level. There are separate fundamental classes and more advanced classes. The advanced classes have a relatively high concentration of colored belts for Baltimore. So it's very well rounded skill wise. Donate to the Guardian charity!

Amazing space, and the instructors are great with our 6 yr old son. There's a good community of…read moreparents and students, we feel very lucky to be a part of it!

My 6yo wanted to join martial arts. After being disappointed at a different place we came to Elite…read moreCore Martial Arts in Timonium. I loved the 3-month trial option to see if my son would want to continue. The staff and instructors are incredibly friendly and helped my son feel welcomed, even with him being one of the youngest in the group. We also had my son's birthday party here - and the staff and instructors were so helpful, had prepped in advance to meet our needs and best of all - the 25 kids had a blast. I'm so appreciative for the family feel and personal touches to help my son feel good about continuing with martial arts here.

I really like this school because the students are friendly also the instructors teach the…read moretraditional Korean style.