Star Method is absolutely amazing! It is clean and decorated well, with all the necessary equipment…read morequickly available. The coaches create an atmosphere so fun and welcoming, you'll forget you're in a gym; you'll leave every session sore, but you'll be excited to come back. The coaches are very experienced and diligent in the workouts and direct 1:1 coaching. The owner, Adam (professional boxer prior to opening Star Method), and his wife are incredibly friendly and supportive, and often bring their 2 adorable fur babies, making it a very welcoming, safe and comfortable environment. The classes remain small (fewer than 6 participants) to ensure coaches maintain the ability to observe and quickly intervene on our overall form. Each of the coaches is friendly, encouraging, and very well-experienced in their craft. I feel very fortunate to have found my coach, Demetri. His attention to detail is phenomenal. If I struggle with form / a specific move, he has the ability to quickly create ways for me to have a better understanding of the why, while improving my overall form. I highly recommend Star Method Boxing without hesitation.

Every 1 on 1 session or class I've taken has been awesome. It's a challenging & fun workout that…read morepushes me outside of my comfort zone. Every coach I've had has been great! They train all ages and levels of boxing. Whether you're a beginner or intermediate fighter, the coaches have great attention to detail and help breakdown techniques/combos to help build upon on your skill set. I love the aesthetic of the gym as well. It's very clean, modern and spacious. 10/10 would recommend!

Been here for over a year, and i truly love it. Great, friendly coaches, and the environment is…read morevery accepting of all experience levels. The other members are always down to help me learn, and I always feel accepted. 5/5 stars!

Went to Combat Fitness for 8 months. My striking improved dramatically. This is the place to be to…read morelearn Muay Thai and get fit in the East Bay, the coaches are legit. Most people are pretty cool too. One piece of feedback is that the training hours are somewhat limited compared to other Martial Arts gyms. I started a new job and could only attend on Saturdays due to the hours. Thus I needed to find a new gym. Hope to be back here soon tho!

Good workouts. Angel is clearly well versed. Felt a bit like he wasn't really into being my trainer…read moreor being amenable to schedule changes, and kind of felt like I was phased out because it was hard for me to lock down exact times.

Both my daughter and I trained with Angel. He is great ! He is very knowledgeable about boxing…read more. definitely knows his stuff. I wish I did not live so far away otherwise I still would be training with him. If you are in the area, this definitely is the place to go. He will keep you in shape and if you're looking for a trainer for boxing, he is definitely the one to go to!!!

Fourth year training at Dogo. Personalized and structured training, motivating and family oriented…read more Fully equipped for technical and strength training. Thank you Gustavo and Dogo team for the continuous encouragement and learning!! I appreciate everything.

This is coming from someone who had been training muay thai, boxing, krav maga, and jiu jitsu at…read moremultiple gyms around the bay, DOGO is absolutely fantastic. Gustavo is very knowledgeable and knows what he's doing. If you are looking to learn basic or more advanced self defense skills, this is the best gym for you. You really get what you put in with these classes, but you are guaranteed to come out stronger and more prepared. I absolutely recommend DOGO, and refer all my friends here all the time! I love this place and the people who teach and go here. It's a family, not just a gym. No intimidation, no judgement, just support and good vibes. Join now, you won't regret it, trust me.

Absolutely awesome. I've trained here for a couple years now, as well as my teen daughters. Before…read moremoving out to Danville I trained for several years with a world champion under a famous BJJ association, as well as visiting several schools, and I can confidently say this is by far the best experience I've had. It's not enough to have champion black belt instructors. It's the personality and desire to effectively and safely teach both out of shape middle aged newbies and the hardcores, that is hard to find. That's one of the things about DJJ that has consistently impressed me. Want to do something that builds both body and mind, that's actually fun? You can't beat kickboxing, and anybody can do it, regardless of ability or even old injuries. The instructors will build you up. The kids classes are fun and challenging in all the right ways. I honestly think it's imperative to put kids in martial arts. Even if they are already specialized in another sport, the benefits of cross training in kickboxing and/or jiujitsu are invaluable. I'm pretty sure a lot of my kids success in sports can be attributed to the hand- eye and footwork of kickboxing, along with getting comfortable with the physical contact. If you are jiujitsu curious, jump in, it's never too late. You cannot find a better place to do it. But my advice is to commit to no less than a year, because at first it will seem like you are lost in all the positions and techniques, but if you just accept the process and go in with a humble mind and have fun, pretty soon you will be hooked. The first time you tap someone out, and I hope it's me, you'll know. I can assure you this school sees it's students as extended family and the care shows in everything they do. That's an intangible that truly sets DJJ apart. As far as cost, I haven't checked around lately, but when I was shopping for a new school, DJJ prices were in line with everybody else. Frankly, I wouldn't leave here even if it was significantly more, the people alone make it worth it (and I'm no captain of industry!) In case all the cheerleading wasn't enough, there's also good parking, easy freeway access, and excellent beer and food yards away. Hope to see you on the mats!

The environment is strongly, toxic, and not tolerant of neurodivergent, children and adolescence…read more The manager, Josh, who has been there managing the dojo for a few years, has made it obvious that he does not reward children on the autism spectrum who try just as hard as Neurotypical kids. my son adores most of the coaches there - they are good people and great coaches, however, due to the blatant discrimination, I've felt I had to pull my son from their facility and I'm currently looking into other jujutsu dojo's in the Danville area. There are a few kids that go there whose parents are also members that seem to get extreme favoritism - unfortunately I gave this dojo a fair shot and almost canceled it three times-- however, my son really loved a couple of the coaches so I kept hoping the culture would get better -- unfortunately, it did not. Most recently I asked if my son could attend the teen and adult kickboxing classes. He told me that it was only for teens and adults, after my son went a couple times. My son is 11 years old and he was enjoying the kickboxing classes a lot. after a few months I called Josh again and asked him if he could rejoin and Josh said he can rejoin if he doesn't 'have any more tantrums or is disruptive in the class'. However, I was there each time he was in the class as well as my friend Lisa and we never saw any tantrums or disruptions -- what we did see was a lot of questions because they were new to kickboxing, Enzo went there with one of his friends to learn about kickboxing and to participate, and they really loved it. After they were kicked out of the class, I didn't want to make a big deal about it, however I asked again if he could rejoin it, and he said he was too disruptive and throwing tantrums, which was a blatant lie. That was the final straw for me. All my communication has come From Josh , no one else. I also found out that stripes, which are progress awards, are only given to the k kids who attend on 'Gi' days, after attending that dojo for 3 years no one took the opportunity to convey that information to me after i inquired how stripes were given out. Again, all this was with my 1-1 communication with the manager - Josh. Apparently the owners are not involved at all and live in Idaho??? So trying to reach out to other management has been impossible. I'd appreciate any recommendations for a local Brazilian Juijitsu dojo - thx

This free class session is really fun and worth to try since it's a free class. Go try it and…read moreyou'll see how fun it is. If I wasn't moving I would definitely get a membership. Thank you for the opportunity to try out the class. I will definitely try the ones in SoCal area.

This week I finally had an opportunity to finally be able to afford to work out at this gym and…read moreit's the first week in which they eliminated the 3:45 PM class which is very convenient for me. I don't live in Tracy and this is on my way home. I relent and decide OK I'll take the 445 class only to find out. It's a kids class so now I've wasted all kinds of time at work staying later than I needed to only to find out that I won't be able to work out at this place at all These class times are insane

Just updating. I've been going now for over a year. Every day is different. Every day is a great…read moreworkout. The owner/trainer works with us and adjust the workouts to our frailties. This is a great place!

I've never done kickboxing but wanted to give it a try. Vlad was amazing and a character. I love…read morethat this is quick 30 minutes and high intensity. You spend 3 min at each round with quick breaks inbetween. They have space to keep your belongings and gloves to use. The music is upbeat and motivating. I definitely recommend.

Really impressed with this gym. I've tried several in the area, but none offer as many classes as…read moreForma. The staff is friendly and helpful, Glad we joined!

I was a member of Forma Gym in Walnut Creek for six years, consistently paying my monthly dues…read morewithout issue. On a recent call to the front desk, I was unable to communicate with the staff member who answered because we could not understand each other. I asked to speak with someone who speaks English so I could get my issue resolved. The manager then told me I had been "rude to staff" and terminated my membership immediately, effective that same day, with no written notice, no warning, and no opportunity to respond to the accusation. I was a paying member in good standing for six years. I received no prior complaints about my conduct, no written notice of termination, and no explanation beyond the manager's verbal statement. I was also never given an opportunity to dispute the claim.