A no-nonsense gym orientated around MMA training. They offer an array of classes from specific…read moremartial arts to strength and conditioning. They also offer classes for kids and women only classes. It's a gym where you can really get your head down or get your head kicked in depending on what you prefer. There's a 50ft matted area so you can hone your technique without cramping the 250lb behemoth's style who is displaying his aptitude for punching stuff really hard. If you're a genuine MMA-er then there's a 24ft cage to get as close as you can to the real thing. A solid, reliable gym for the committed martial artist, uncompromising lifter and dedicated fitness fanatic.

it's dirty staff is rude and it has a bad location definitely wouldn't recommend please send your…read morekids somewhere else also it cost too much money

A friend shared with me that a relative of ip man actually runs this school. Quite impressive and…read morefor those who don't know ip man taught Bruce lee.

I have made the mistake not once, but twice of asking for directions to the Gmac centre, and I have…read morethe learnt the hard way that people are far more familiar with the Alexander stadium than the more modern Gymnastics and Martial Arts Centre. That said, once I had located the place I was pleased by what I found. The centre was modern, with plenty of parking space and top notch facilities. Inside the changing rooms were clean and modern and there were plenty of lockers for valuables. The practice room itself was large and well lit, ample room for everyone that had attended, the only fault was the fact that noisy step aerobics class was situated in the neighbouring room which proved to be an interruption to the more tranquil class that I was attending. All in the Gmac is a great facility and it's great that a such a modern facility has been built purely for the disciplines of Gymnastics and Martial Arts.

I'm an avid reader of Jon's blog on http://epicmartialartsblog.com/ He provides valuable…read moreinformation on martial arts techniques, and a refreshing look at attitudes and issues within the martial arts community. Posts show a deep understanding of martial arts culture, as well as fantastic knowledge of anatomy and physiology, so you know you're in good hands!

Recently went to watch a friend practice at this club. The club was used by the Jamaican team at…read morethe 2012 Olympics. Children and Adult classes. Well run, friendly and knowledgeable people doing the training. Assortment of ages. Building a little dilapidated, owned by the church, however all the equipment is good standard and fit for purpose. If you are interested in starting martial arts worth going down to watch and talk to the trainer

Me and a friend went to Temple Martial Arts as a bit of a giggle after we were handed a flyer in…read moretown. I am so glad we went down now, we were really looked after when we got there and had a fab lesson with Jess! Pretty cool to have a female black belt show you how its done! The classes are lots of fun and we've made tons of friends since we've been there.. but best of all I can fit into my skinny jeans again! :) Would recommend it to everyone (and do to anyone who will listen!!), whether you want to get fit, learn some really cool self defence moves, that actually work! or just for something fun and different to do!

What a gem of a place!…read more The two girls who work there are just so lovely. Always smiling, always happy to help out. Temple really is a refreshing change from all the other "macho, we're gonna kick your head in" places you find in Brum Centre. Simon, the chief instructor is mature, respectful, kind and an awesome tutor. I really cannot, having had bad experiences at other city centre academies, say a bad word about Temple. Well done guys!