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Desert Broom Park

5.0 (1 review)
Open • 5:30 am - 10:00 pm

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Fight Ready MMA & Fitness Center

4.2(46 reviews)
12.9 mi

I started training at this gym in September 2025 and only recently took a short break for personal…read morereasons. I have to give a huge shoutout to Eddie and the entire team for creating such an incredible MMA gym. From the moment you walk in, Natalie and Isabella at the front desk make you feel welcome. I still remember my very first day--I was extremely nervous as a tiny female stepping into such a combative sport. Natalie took the time to personally show me around and walk me to my first class so I would feel comfortable. That small act meant so much to me and is a big reason why I chose this gym. The coaches I've had the privilege of training with--Liana (my main coach), Gustavo, Bobby, and Bryce--are all professional fighters who made me feel like part of the family from day one. They push you to improve while creating an environment that is supportive, respectful, and fun. This isn't just a gym; it truly feels like a second home where you can learn, grow, build confidence, and, of course, beat each other up a little bit along the way! If you're thinking about trying MMA for the first time or you're looking for a new gym, don't hesitate. Join this place. You won't regret it. Programs Include: Brazilian Jiujitsu, No-Gi, kickboxing, competition kickboxing, and mma. They do offer private lessons and gym fitness classes as well. I do the kickboxing class.

Fight Ready really stands out as one of the best gyms our family has tried. We've sampled MMA and…read moreBJJ studios across the Valley, and nothing compares. My son only gets a couple of months each year to train these days because of his travel hockey, but he looks forward to every session. We're hoping his hockey schedule cooperates so we can stick around long past the summer. Cleanliness & Facilities: The overall cleanliness of the gym really stood out. You typically need to worry about the tumbleweed of dust and hair at a martial arts gym, but the staff seems to truly care about the cleanliness here. Front Desk Crew: The front desk team has been fantastic from day one. They welcome everyone with a smile, handle all of our questions about schedule and classes effortlessly and keep things running smoothly. Their upbeat support sets the tone for every visit. Coach Bobby's Youth Kickboxing: Bobby's kickboxing class strikes the perfect balance between challenge and fun. He encourages the kids to push their limits, celebrates their progress with high-fives, and maintains a positive, motivating atmosphere. He is also so loud and clear (in a positive and respectful way) with instruction, which is helpful to keep the attention of the kiddos. Coach Jackson's Kids BJJ: Jackson's BJJ sessions are so well organized it's like clockwork. No chaos, no random sparring from day one, just smart, safety-first teaching of cool techniques. We've seen other gyms where kids get tossed in the deep end and walk away with bumps and bruises. Not here. Coach Adam's Kids MMA: Adam's all about the fundamentals, and he makes it feel more like playtime than a drill. He's right there tweaking little details, keeping everyone moving, and cheering them on. You can practically see the "aha!" moments on their faces. Expertise & Credentials: The best part is that every coach is a master of their craft. They are professional fighters with impressive accolades, and they bring that real-world experience to training the next generation of athletes. Coach Helpers & Student-to-Instructor Ratio: Every class includes additional coach helpers, which keeps the student-to-instructor ratio low and makes a huge difference. You can tell the kids love all the coaches; they're always trying to team up with their favorite coach groups. That level of engagement shows the staff is doing a great job keeping the kids focused and interested.

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D-BAT Mesa

4.4(29 reviews)
27.4 mi

This place is a gem! I brought my sons and it wasn't busy at all and it was very easy to get into…read moreand they have discounts that you can inquire about. Love the batting range and the other things that are available. nice and cool inside also, was they had a lot of fun! i may have missed my calling i didn't do so bad myself

I was invited to D-Bat by my niece as she's training for her upcoming college softball season…read more It's nice to see indoor batting cages are available as it's quite miserable outdoors to be hitting balls for an hour. The cage we used was in good shape- the floors, the netting, etc. The speed, the type of pitch and the pitch location are all able to be selected prior to entering the cage from a screen outside. The pitches were quite accurate to the settings we chose and almost every pitch was a strike, so you're not wasting your time with poor pitches. The downsides were limited, but included waiting about 3-5mins for the machines to rotate between baseballs and softballs. I also found it difficult to time up the pitches as the tubing to deliver the ball to the machine was short and not completely transparent, and once the ball hit those wheels it was halfway to me. Being a guest, I'm not sure what the membership rates are or what the price for individual sessions cost, but my niece said it's reasonable. Having hit in most of the batting cages in the East Valley, I'm trusting her input. Thanks D-Bat for a fun time

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