Wow you can tell at one point this fitness location was the cream of the crop. Based on the age of…read morethe equipment and infrastructure there has not been significant investment in 20 plus years. Pool does not work, Sauna does not work, and most of the equipment is very old and many do not work properly. Protein and snack bar had not been in operations in years. Very obvious the ownership is milking this location until it closes, and the lack of clients would suggest they are about to fulfill their prophecy . I would have given this location a 1 star for the exception of how friendly the staff was. Summary this place could be the elite club in town if there is some major investment.

So glad I found this place, was staying next door at the Ramada 1/8 mile away(4 min walk), Gladly…read morepaid the $10/Day guest pass fee, this is an Incredible Gym. Loved all the Heavy iron Era weights and equipment. There are two different rooms, one with cardio and Cable machines and another room with all the heavy Equipment. This has become one of my top layovers now.

I came in from TX on work looking for a legit BJJ school and was welcomed with open arms. I was…read moreimmediately welcomed when I arrived and everyone had a smile on their face. John Gutta (head instructor & black belt) is an awesome guy who lives the BJJ life style. What to expect: Amazing class structure, critical details, effective techniques, great culture, plenty of partners to roll with (male and female), clean mats, bathrooms and changing room. If you're in the area and looking to learn at a legit academy I'd highly recommend Tipping Point BJJ. For reference: I'm currently a purple belt under Jeff Massina at Revolution Dojo Katy, TX.

I was in Cedar Rapids for a training seminar and had the pleasure of being able to squeeze in a…read moretraining session at Tipping Point. I have nothing but positive things to say about this academy. The students were all welcoming and friendly and the instructor (John) did an excellent job breaking down technique and also explaining why the technique should be used. What I thought was really cool was that the class instruction was based around some things John had noticed from other competitors at a recent competition. He broke down what he was seeing and taught solutions to techniques that were being used. The skill level of the various belts was on par if not higher than many of the academies I have trained at along the west coast. There is a misconception that 'not a lot of jiujitsu gets in and out of middle America' and I can reassure that this is clearly not the case at Tipping Point. These guys are tough! I had a lot of fun training here and will absolutely visit again the next time I'm in town.

I decided to try out Daito Ryu Aiki-Jujutsu on a complete whim. I had never done any martial arts…read morebefore and was pretty nervous I wouldn't be able to keep up. I had nothing to worry about. Sensei Quintana is a phenomenal teacher. I have built up so much confidence and knowledge just in the few months since I joined. I find myself looking forward to being in the dojo. Everyone there is friendly and helpful, and it's just a very inclusive and supportive atmosphere. I just cannot emphasize enough how positive of an experience this has been for me. If you are at all curious, you can drop in and trial it to see if it's a good fit.

If you are looking for a legitimate traditional Japanese martial arts dojo and teacher, you can't…read morego wrong with this place.

Great place for all skill levels. For those who don't know, Brazilian Jiu Jitsu is one of the most…read moreproven self defense arts. Mixed martial arts(MMA) was revolutionized by BJJ practitioner Royce Gracie in the mid 90s when UFC was originally to see what fighting style was the best, BJJ pretty much dominated and then became a base for all fighters as year progressed. I have been training here for about a month, love it so far and has been a great investment of my time. The instructors are really down to earth, very helpful, highly knowledgeable, and great all around teachers. Also, the classmates are helpful as well. They offer classes for both kids and adults(men and women). Not a hard place to fit in, very good atmosphere. Really good place for anyone interested in learning bjj. It really challenges you in different ways while preparing you in the process. Check it out if you have a chance, I promise it will be worth it!

I have trained at ICBJJ for 9 months now and have loved every minute being on the mats since I…read morefirst started. You learn a lot of things from the moves themselves, self-discipline, and gain confidence through each lesson. The instructors have been great with keeping up morale in the gym, and have helped me to win a gold medal in my second competition only a few months in! I have lost a total of 35lbs since the start of training here, and feel a lot better physically and mentally. I am always bummed out when I have to miss a class, because each class has extremely valuable lessons and information on specific techniques. Overall, ICBJJ is an awesome gym to train in, with very positive and uplifting friends there who help you out to continue striving.

Great place, very welcoming to beginners. Very welcoming to veterans as well. Glad I found this…read moreplace.

From the owner: Small down Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Club working on Non-profit status.read more

This planet fitness is always sketcy. Customers in muscle shirts, grunting, slamming weights, bags…read moreon the floor, and weights left on equipment. Tried to buy a towel and the worker says "our manager doesn't stock that stuff". I don't like coming here, but sometimes it's needed for their circuit room.

They get two stars because they have new equipment. They have a fantastic selection of equipment…read more Not everything but enough. There's no manager. Or assistant manager. Or trainer. The ropes are worn out. The water filter has been on red for awhile and stuff floats in my water. There's hard water stains all over the fountain. In general the place is dirty. The ceilings are stained. The rafters are filthy. The equipment is frequently filthy. The paper towels for sanitary stations almost never works or is out. The hand soap is frequently out in the bathroom. It's just a generally dirty place. But new equipment. And lots of it.