2nd to none training - friendly, great atmosphere, amazing team, amazing coaching…read more Rare opportunity having Gustavo who moved from Brazil and is now teaching here in the tri cities. Extremely supportive, great with kids, highly recommend.

The new Siri- West Pasco! Opening on 8/7/23!! We are truly excited to be part of the founding…read moremembers!

Been taking private lessons! It's been a great experience, it's a perfect mix of challenging and…read morefun. And I just bought a pair of boxing gloves! Super down to earth people who care about your growth as a person . Couldn't be happier with my decision to attend Legacy!

Great atmosphere, facility, staff, and members. I went just a couple times while in town for a work…read moretraining, but they accepted me in like I had been going there forever. Great place to train and I will for sure go back if I'm in town again

Great place for personal growth. Learn self defense with kindness and respect!…read more If you are ready to roll, come in and give it a try!

Our energetic son needed an outlet and while he enjoyed Taekwondo, it didn't quite keep his…read moreinterest. A parent at our son's school recommended Jiu Jitsu. We did our research and chose Siri after a great conversation with Coach Wes. Amazing... our son found his happy place. He practices 4 days per week, 45 minutes each time and is super focused and driven to learn and excel. Coach Wes and team do an excellent job with their training. They are learning self defense and skills plus we appreciate the daily lessons of sportsmanship and respect. Our son is more confident and we've noticed an improvement in his studies and his sleep. We can't wait for our daughter to turn 4 so she can join her brother. Siri just celebrated their 1 year anniversary, check them out.

My Jiu Jitsu journey started here and I could not be happier. A wonderful place that helps you…read moreunderstand your potential. Hard work, excellent instruction, friendly helpful atmosphere. Good for the adult beginner and expert alike. An amazing place for young people to learn and grow. This place and the people here helped me fall in love with BJJ.

Professor Eddie brings jiu jitsu instruction to the Walla Walla valley. He is passionate about…read moresharing his experience with this discipline. Doors are open, and classes are available! What to expect? You have an opportunity to participate with no fees or expectations the first week. Come as you are, and someone will partner with you and your family member to suit up with a gi, and roll with others! It may seem overwhelming to be in a hand to hand position with others. It is quite empowering to learn to command your space and promote confidence in others. Give it a try! If it is not today, just know, there is no judgement! This academy is here when you are ready!

My friend and I are working out here from California and needed a place to train and keep our…read moresanity for being gone from home so long. I found Professor Ururahy while searching on google maps. My buddy and I were welcomed with open arms. It was a great class with great professor and a great group of people, we will definitely come back as much as we can before we leave this beautiful state.

I was traveling on business and have hip Pain so I thought I…read morewould go and watch a class. When I got there professor Rodriguez greeted me and asked me to join in. I told him I was about to have hip surgery. He said well just warm up with us go get on the mat. After I warmed up, he put me with his brown belt coach and we started to do some drills then he paired with me and we did some more drills. He told me don't live in the pain. He said you know where the pain is just do what you can, you don't have anything to prove. It was a great class. My muscles are stretched out and it's gonna be great traveling back sitting on a plane. I really needed this. Thank you professor

Wow... so glad I found this martial arts academy. Their Judo program is too notch and their Jiu…read moreJitsu program are amazing. Joey Armstrong (Ralph Gracie Black Belt) is so down to earth. Easy to talk to and great instructor. I come out here for work when the airport needs to add parking. So it's so nice to walk in and get some great s. Everyone there is so welcoming.

This place is so awesome for women, men's and kids. They offer different styles of mma for your…read moreliking. My kids have gone to judo and jiu jitsu here and the instructors are really awesome. We love this place.

If you want the worlds best I'm sorry Yakama 's best pumpkin spice cheesecake with whip cream oh…read moreit's the bomb Kicking Coffee is really kicking things up a notch

From the owner: The Pacific Northwest's only Coffee Shop & Martial Arts Academy! We provide a hybrid of elements…read moreneeded to sustain oneself: coffee as well as other refreshing drinks, breakfast, & lunch options in a relaxing environment! Drive-thru and takeout options currently for coffee shop as we continue to grow. On the other side of the business is our Martial Arts Academy, offering Brazilian jiu-jitsu and Kickboxing. The academy is led by Professor Ururahy Rodrigues Junior, third degree black belt and former professional Mixed Martial Arts fighter. Group classes, one-on-one coaching offered and can fit your schedule. Come by and enjoy a drink or food and check out our martial arts classes! Love. Respect. Community. Kick N Coffee.

I've been training here for over four years. The instructors are world class! Everyone is super…read morecool! I've made a bunch of lifelong friends because of this gym! I would never go anywhere else!

I attended a free trial lesson at 100 Kilos earlier this week, and although I had a great…read moreexperience that day and came home feeling happier than I had in a very long time, I got a call a couple days later from the academy owner telling me that I was not welcome to be a student at their school because a prison employee who has been a student there for many years showed the academy owner documents from the WA State Penitentiary documenting that I had been a visitor at the prison in the past and told the academy owner he didn't feel comfortable with me being a fellow student at the academy. (This is similar to a hospital employee violating HIPAA standards by revealing patient records to a private business owner, as it violates prison employee training and policies on confidentiality.) I am no longer a visitor at the prison (the last time I visited was over 16 months ago), and I have no criminal record of any kind myself (visiting someone who is incarcerated does not mean a visitor is themselves a dangerous or bad person in any way). Moreover, there is nothing in Washington State law or prison policy that forbids a person who has visited a WA State prison from being a customer at local businesses where prison staff are also customers. It is also highly unlikely that I as a smaller female would ever be directly paired with this large, tall, male correctional officer in a class setting. It is my understanding that in jiu jitsu, the philosophy is to practice humility and respect of others while on the mat, and to base treatment of each other on what happens on the mat, rather than on individual life histories. I feel the academy owner and lead instructor had a chance to teach his prison employee student what that means in this situation, yet he instead chose to discriminate against, humiliate, and discourage a new student. For that reason, I must give 100 Kilos a one-star review. Having a nice, pretty academy is not enough. The philosophy at the core of the martial art must also be demonstrated in every aspect of how the academy operates.