As someone who hates the gym and has had very little physical activity, walking into a place like…read morethis can feel really intimidating. Luckily, the instructors are insanely supportive (and won't pressure you), and the attendees are various skill levels. There are two main rooms to this facility - one with a soft floor for jujitsu or yoga and one with punching bags, ropes, a big tire, etc. for hardcore training. While I've only had the chance to participate in one class so far, I'll definitely update my review as I have a chance to explore the diverse schedule that's available. I will say, it was a bit of an ego blow trying to keep up with people who have been in the program for a while, but my teacher made sure I understood he was there to help me reach my personal goals, no comparing, no judgement... just one step at a time. Also, he taught me the PROPER way to do even simple things like squats (which I was doing totally wrong). One word to the wise... if you don't have your own boxing gloves, get some! My hands smelled like dirty feet for three days (even after washing them multiple times).

Nice and clean place with two sections: Mats for BJJ and a CrossFit ish section. This is definitely…read morethe go-to place for Jiujitsu in town. I had no previous experience with BJJ but the class didn't make me feel uncomfortable and had lots of fun. The equipments on the other side of the gym is pretty cool and people were doing some kickass workout. Might try the bootcamp or kickboxing next soon.

Sky and Diane are great, the students are welcoming and the facility is really clean. I wish I…read morecould train here every day.

This is a great place to learn jiu-jitsu in a team-oriented environment. The instructors are great…read moreand the culture of the other members of the gym is top notch.

Sons have trained here for years while training across country. Teaches discipline and confidence…read morewhile also learning the art of kickboxing.

Duke Roufus has some of the best teaching staff and coaching in mixed martial arts and jiu-jitsu in…read morethe world. Roufusport teaches all levels of fighters from kids in gamma to UFC level and MMA. Some of the coaches and fighters have won belts and world championships, famous fighters and famous coach. Duke Roufus is a four-time world champ kickboxer. Go see Danny G and get signed up for taekwondo, jujutsu, boxing, MMA fighting.

I just took a class this afternoon at Primal, and the gym, instruction, and community were amazing…read more I've become passionate about the ecological approach to training MMA after doing it for over a year back home in California. I found out about Scott from the various podcasts he's been on, so I made the hour-plus trek up from Chicago while visiting family. Scott, Ben, and the whole community were incredibly welcoming. The Jiu Jitsu class was intense, the members are warriors, and everyone is deeply dedicated to the methodology. I even met two other people in class who also traveled nearly an hour just to train there. If I lived anywhere nearby, I would be here daily. Thanks again for the hospitality!

Fantastic training at a welcoming gym! Coach Scott runs awesome MMA practices, and his students are…read moregreat training partners and martial artists.

The bootcamp class is awesome! The knowledgeable trainers will not only make you work hard, they…read morewill help you with technique to make sure that you are getting the most effective workout while avoiding injury.

From the owner: 44 fitness brings Milwaukee a unique blend of fitness training, nutrition, and martial arts to…read morepeople of all ages, skill levels, and abilities. Our experienced trainers will make every workout unique, fun, and engaging, using a variety of tools and equipment. Kettlebells, ropes, traditional free weights, suspension trainers, plyometric boxes, and much much more. We'll use anything it takes to get you moving and help you meet all of your health and fitness goals.

Both of my kids trained here years ago. Both considering returning years later after focusing on…read moreother sports. It wasn't very focused on tournaments/competition back then...not sure about now.

I have two photos. The first is my son at age 4 before his world was turned upside down by bullies…read moreat school. He had a speech delay and super shy. A sweet kid but no verbal thus no social skills. Eventually he wound up being the victim of bullying. Sadly, that smiling kid became troubled and super nervous. He didn't tell us until much later what had happened. The second photo is self explanatory. We enrolled him at Crossover over a year ago. Not to learn how to fight but to learn how to control fear. To calm his nerves. I know because I took martial arts when I was a youth. I didn't use it to fight. It taught me how to think during stressful situations, whether it's an exam or a slot route in football. Nervousness is an enemy that must be dealt with. Shortly after enrollment my son was diagnosed with mild Aspergers. It's mostly a social awkwardness issue. His grades are solid. His love of reading and science is tops. He gets so nervous though with kids his age. The bullying experience probably accelerated his isolation response. His autism also makes him ripe to be pushed around. We told Professor Bob at Crossover and he is the best coach ever. He is amazing with the kids. Teaching both community respect and self respect. Ian is a better person even with his social challenges. He is less nervous in crowds. He still has an awkwardness but it's less nerve racking for him. The improvement was a matter of confidence. A confidence that the world is not an evil place that is built to torture him. It's a place to explore and if possible to explore with friends. As a parent, I love this place as much as I love my son's doctors. Great job Professor Bob and Crossover as a whole!

I was in town for a work conference, and dropped in for Monday evening's gi classes. Matt, Ben, and…read moreAndy are amazing instructors and the most welcoming people. The technique is high-level but the instruction is clear and suitable for all levels. The mat space is huge and very clean. The facilities and changing rooms are also well maintained. Overall, it's a really nice gym! Since I was in town for work, I just wanted to get a few good rolls in but not go super hard. Without having to say anything, everyone that I rolled with matched my energy and I was really able to get the training that I was looking for. Looking forward to stopping by again next time I'm in town. 10/10 would recommend.

The main instructor and gym owner is highly skilled and welcoming. However, the overall atmosphere…read moreis very competitive, intimidating, and quite unfriendly.

Martial Arts America is a great dojo for students of all ages and abilities. My daughter started…read morethere in the Spring of 2015, she has had a great time learning Karate. The teachers at MAA are really supportive and understanding of kids, and they do their best to help the kids get the most out of the program. I would highly recommend giving it a try.

True Fact. I am sad that my internet coupon is over because I really enjoyed coming here. Rob…read moreSerrano is a great teacher patient, inspiring, and a hard ass in the good way. If i had the $$$ to buy a full on membership I would. He's great! I will miss you Rob Serrano's Martial Arts America. Thank you for the kick boxing lessons.