This place is seriously amazing. My son is absolutely obsessed with soccer and needed somewhere to…read morepractice. For five bucks per person, we got access to the whole facility (basketball courts, indoor turf, treadmills, etc). Everything was well-maintained, safe, and accessible. Staff were friendly and easy-going. Oh, and did I mention that it's open until 9 on weekdays? Yay! I'm in mild shock that a place like this exists. Other regions, municipalities, and states need to pay attention. This is an exemplary model to follow.

We come here for volleyball tournaments a few times a year. The facility is large and accommodating…read morefor the teams and their spectators. It's modern and up to date with electronic scoreboards that you can actually see. They offer food and drinks to purchase, but it's overpriced. My daughter has a food allergy so we can't do anything that they offer for purchase bedsides the water. I think it's crazy to ask people to spend triple on items because you won't allow outside food and drinks inside. I think they should rethink the guidelines for the food and drink policy during tournaments. I understand that they want to make money, but please price items reasonably.

Great facility to watch a tennis match. It's accessible, comfortable. The building is new and there…read moreare many amenities. Parking is not an issue, either. There is an indoor and outdoor facility and both are equally great. Not a bad seat in the house.

Words can't express how great of an experience I had learning from Scuba Dave! I received my SSI…read morecertification this last month for a trip to the BVIs and man am I hooked! Dave professionally took us thru the process for open water certification. I was completely prepared when I went for my first ocean dive which made the experience so amazing! He made sure I was completely ready thru all stages of training before moving on. I can't wait to continue diving and certainly will try and go on some of the group dives he leads thru the year!

We have our 3 boys in Tiger rock north op! We have loved watching the bond with our boys grow and…read morewell as they are learning so many lessons that will carry into life!!

We love Tiger Rock of North OP! Our son has been coming since summer 2025. The instructors are…read moreincredibly caring, supportive, and friendly. Our son has LOVED learning martial arts here! As a parent, I love the flexible schedule and convenience of location. But, most importantly love seeing our son doing something that he loves doing!

My 8 year oldgrandson wanted to go to the Breakout. I had never been and it was just the two of…read moreus, so I was unsure about what it would be like. They explained everything well, gave us hints and encouragement, and even though we didnt get out in the alloted time, it was fun. We did the Alice in Wonderland room. I am ready to give it another try.

Took granddaughters age 13 & 11 to Alice in Wonderland. This was our second attempt and we had a…read moreblast! Clues were challenging and fun.

This small park featured a play area with swing set, a few picnic tables, and a few benches. The…read morepark had very little traffic noise, and there were the sweet sounds of many varied bird songs in the air. There was also ample parking along Carter Circle. Overall A-OK.

Sarah This place was so much fun! The staff was lovely and…read moreit was nice to do a fun activity close to home.

There is a reason you won´t find a negative review about this place anywhere on the internet…read more Brazil Academy is a rare gym in a city full of McDojos that are more interested in your money than teaching you actual self defense skills, and the environment is extraordinarily family friendly and in fact quite family-oriented. Brazilian Jujitsu is probably their most popular offering, but I spent the last year learning Muay Thai here and although I am not currently attending classes here, the experience was life changing! You will get the opportunity to take part in actual sparring, which are tons of fun and will give you loads of confidence in your daily life and in your ability to defend yourself in real life situations. Try a week of classes for free and see for yourself...Brazil Academy and its staff and instructors are outstanding!

I have trained in BJJ for 2 years, and in Karate/Kickboxing for 39 years. I have been to a lot of…read moreSchools and Dojos in many cities across the US. The Brazilian Academy has a very in depth Gi Jiu Jitsu program that has become invaluable to me as I develop in the sport. In the KC area, there are two places that I would recommend for BJJ training. I can't pick which one I like best, so I switch between them in rotation! If you are looking for solid BJJ training, then go here. My only complaint is that they do not advertise their programs and schedules well enough to promote everything that they teach! I would have found this place sooner if they did. Why BJJ? I am glad you asked, because now I get to ramble into how it has changed my life, and how I stumbled onto the Brazilian Academy. I got into BJJ two years ago because I stopped kickboxing and gained a ton of weight. I needed something I could do in my passion for martial arts that wouldn't give me CTE. I remembered how much hard work it was to earn a green belt in Judo back in the 1980s, so I found a school where I was working at the time that taught BJJ. I found that I had been missing this in my life! I was foolish to avoid the ground game until my 50s, but I chalk that up to the brainwashing of "stand and fight like a man" that old school Karate fighters pushed at you before the rise of UFC. I lost 75 pounds in the first year, and many of the "old guy" aches and pains have gone away. My flexibility is slowing returning, and every aspect of my life from chasing my grand kids around tunnels and trampolines to running through airports to catch a flight to hiking trails at altitude in Colorado has gotten easier and better! Since I started, I have been to 10 or 11 different BJJ schools around the country. I choose BJJ schools that also have a boxing program (for fitness and fun), but shy away from contact fighting. I collect knowledge, branded Gis (uniforms), and will likely never be promoted because I move jobs and change schools just before I might earn it. I continue to travel, and will continue to find a school in the next city I visit. However, when I am at home in the KC area, I want to train as hard as possible. I need a place with Boxing and BJJ, of course, and I found one that pushed the old school tenants that I am used to. Life was beautiful, util I ended up getting a serious illness that put me down for a while. To get back up, I looked for a fundamentals class that would be a little easier on my old body and new inhaler. I tried a few other places in town, and that is when I came across the Brazilian Academy. The class schedule is awesome with two morning BJJ classes starting at 6am, and 2 evening classes every day except Friday. I started with the morning class, because it was very small, and thus easier for me to recover. Since then, I take both morning and evening classes, then drive to the other school for their evening class. I seriously don't like either one better than the other, but the Brazilian Academy is the only one with a 6am and 7am class. I think training here is going to be an essential part of my competitive game (if an old rusty fellow like me can be competitive). I'd be in complete heaven if both the schools I love decided to move in next to each other... and further south closer to my house...