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    5.0 (5 reviews)
    Closed • 5:30 pm - 6:30 PM

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    2 years ago

    The room is full of high level grapplers . You will get great Gi and no gi rounds. I will definitely come back !

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    I have been coming here 2 years now. Great trainers, great people, great facility. Some classes are…read moremore of a workout, and some classes are more about technique (it all depends on which instructor is teaching that day). They have a lot of knowledge, and you can share a dialogue about different moves and questions you have. I feel safer walking around the streets of Chicago knowing that I can defend myself. Plus, the owner Jeff usually has some good stories if you show up to class early.

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    3.7(3 reviews)
    48.3 mi

    very good coaches and great equipment the place is nice and i would recommend it to people who cant…read morefight

    I've trained in MMA for years and have been a member of pro-level gyms, owned by very reputable…read moretrainers. Without question, this was one of the worst gym experiences I've had. The problems started immediately. Most reputable MMA/BJJ gyms offer a free first class or trial so people can experience the coaching, atmosphere, and culture before deciding whether they want to join. This gym charges for the trial. On top of that, there is an additional credit card processing fee when paying electronically, and that fee was not clearly disclosed upfront. After paying for the trial, I wanted to come back occasionally as a drop-in. I already have another gym where I train regularly, so I wasn't looking for another membership. I simply wanted the option to train here occasionally. Apparently, that was a problem. They do not offer a drop-in option (not even mentioned clearly on their website), and instead of simply explaining their policy, the interaction became unnecessarily difficult and confrontational. I felt like I was being pressured into purchasing a monthly membership rather than being treated like a fellow practitioner who wanted to train. What bothered me most was the attitude. The communication was poor, the customer service was disappointing, and the overall experience made me feel completely unwelcome. There was no attempt to find a reasonable solution or even have a normal, professional conversation about their policy. I've trained at enough gyms to know that drop-ins are extremely common in the MMA/BJJ community. If a gym chooses not to allow drop-ins, that's their right--but there is absolutely no reason to treat someone poorly for asking. For me, the combination of charging for the trial, the undisclosed processing fee, the lack of a drop-in option, and the attitude of the staff made this a negative experience. There are plenty of other gyms where you can train, meet people, and be treated with respect. Based on my experience, I would avoid this place and take my skills elsewhere.

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