Very experienced coach (coached a lot of the current mma coaches in the area) Great for all ages…read more Safe. Great workout. Great prices. Multiple programs available with multiple reputable coaches

Great place for martial arts that isn't out to take all your money, or be super strict for formal…read more Fun place to learn self defense, burns some calories, have good time. Lots of types of martial arts to learn from.

I've been taking my son there for more than 2 years. We truly love the place and the instructors…read morethere, and Mr. Tony is our favorite. They are not there for money and really for teaching. We started with registered thru the park district, but end up just paying monthly - a very reasonable price for martial arts. Highly recommended! Too bad we are going to move away quite far, not sure if we can find another place like this -- or may be we'll just drive longer distance if it's just once a week (will see).

I've been training at the Arena Training Center since 2014 when I came back from Japan. When I…read moremoved back to the States I started looking for a dojo. I was looking for a dojo with good training partners, a knowledgeable and patient coach/sensei, and above all a sense of community. Three years later I still find all of these elements to be present at the Arena Training Center. My training partners range from accomplished black belts to aspiring beginners and all help me as I work to perfect my art just as I help them. Coach Steve is always staying on top of current competitive trends and helping his students as they prepare for competition. That being said Coach Steve doesn't pressure anyone to go to competition and welcomes everyone into the Arena Training Center community. The community at the dojo is supportive and an excellent place for children and adults alike to develop. Arena Training Center also offers Brazilian Jiu Jitsu and other courses. So if you want to come and practice nage waza (throwing techniques), such as uchi mata and seoi nage, or katame waza (grappling techniques), such as kesa gatame and sankaku jime, you can't go wrong with the Arena Training Center. You won't find a better group of people to train with or a better price.

We've been coming here for around ten years now. The instructors and friendly and fun. The owners…read moreand directors are hands on and amazingly nice and accommodating. My kids love it here!

Really good taekwondo teaching the teacher is nice but he teaches you discipline and if you don't…read moredo your things right he will get mad at you and it's a very good school they take you to tournament. Like, I'm going to michigan with my family, (hope my I win) although pretty good school highly recommended.

Amazing school. They've taught my child discipline, structure, determination, and built his…read moreconfidence. He is learning many skills and loves it. Staff is very welcoming.

Fantastic studio with talented instructors and a really supportive vibe. The class variety keeps…read morethings interesting and challenging, and the energy in every session is motivating. The studio is always clean and well run, and the overall experience is consistently great. I'd absolutely recommend checking it out!

Fun for all especially if you're looking to start a new spicy fitness journey. There's multiple…read moreclasses available that are beginner friendly. All the instructors are amazing and well informed.

If you are looking for a trainer, you've found her. Janelle is excellent. She is kind and fun and…read morefunny but also firm enough to get you to do the work. After a year of working with her I'm in the best shape I've been in for years -stronger and more flexible. I can't recommend her highly enough.

It is an okay gym that is sadly the better gym membership to select if you live or work in the…read moreamount Pleasant area. I personally selected it for the proximity to my work makes it easy to workout in the AM at 6am or after work at 5pm. That doesn't really go into the ranking but that is a big reason why I will continue to use it. If i were to combine the whole membership $50 a month for both facility locations (this one plus the Racine Erie St one, I'll get to that at the end) I'd say it is about 3.5*, Erie is 1* for $20/mo & Mt Pleasant about a 4* . It gets the "Best Gym in Racine County" simply by default bc the only Planet Fitness in the county may be one of the worst in the whole country & it does have a lot of extra amenities that smaller gyms won't have even if the price is higher. Pros: The sauna & steam room itself is worth the price to be able to relax. I use it every time & was probably #1 reason I started bc it had something other gyms don't. Free classes for members even though I will only use it once a month probably. Decent supply of weights And extra room for extra free weights (but they also have a poor layout here that shows lack of intelligence from management) Has a pool & basketball court (but also see cons list that includes this. Not overcrowded (but also linked to a Con) Stair Power Mill & the Free Stride elliptical are great. Cons: Way too many extra charges of "you can use this but it is $20 a month more). $30 a month is little steep for some but also a pro bc it keeps the place smaller occupied & less meat heads, which is why the PF in Racine is just awful bc it is way too packed Employees really have no clue about the facility No scales in the place for guys. This really is a whole * decrease bc the female employees are like "well there is one in the women's locker room" & how does that help the guys or heck even fair? The extra room for free weights has zero yoga or stretching related stuff. They force you to carry around the spray bottle. This really annoys me bc it really isn't logical to the business or patrons. I have to re-screw the closure trigger bc they get loose easily. Makes so much more sense for individual stations every 20ft that has the patrons carry less things. Overall it is a liability issue too. Someone drops it & disinfectant goes everywhere & then people have to clean up their own mess since employees are oblivious to most things here. Big thing is that it just has way too much useless space that nobody uses that we have to pay extra for. Yeah it is great if you use it but 90% of people don't & it is the reason you pay $30 a month instead of $20. The pool & basketball courts are both a pro & con for this reason. Really grinds my gears is if you go here in the AM they have the music just blasting at full blast. This honestly is the most annoying thing at a gym that shows how incompetent a gym manager truly is. Literally 90% of patrons have headphones on which means they have their music to listen to. I don't want to put my music at full blast to drain out your music selection. Even if it is something I like, I still don't want it full blast. The only people ever not listening to music are those who also won't listen to pop music (which I do actually really enjoy & listen to myself). -Parking lot sucks. Potholes everywhere & lines are so faded that everyone double parks -Only one bathroom stall in men's locker room but there are 6 showers. Like, did anyone with a brain create the layout of this place? Pretty sure at a gym you are more likely to have 2 guys needing to poop over 7 guys taking a shower. I truly don't think the manager of this place works out here or knows how a gym should be laid out. Suggestion: Disinfectant bottle stations instead of patrons carrying bottles. -Digital scale in the men's locker room -Put some kettlebells & yoga stuff in the extra room in the hallway. Remove the damn chairs in there. WTF are they doing there anyways? -Allow a 30 day trial for the Erie St one so you can decide it isn't worth the extra $20 a month -Don't blast the music. Literally Gym Management 101 Then the Racine Erie St one is worth no more than $10 a month more but you get charged $20 a month more for. I live less than 5min from this one & work is 5min from the other one but the Erie St one really is just a dinky gym that also has an issue with music volume control when I actually use it on the weekends. Overall, this is the type of gym where with all the ads-in's it is more built for a very populated city that has lots of fit people who are okay spending $80 a month for a gym membership. Literally has like way too much additional memberships for a smallish city like Mount Pleasant. Type of gym you'd expect in Chicago or NYC. A gym that could be a 5* if it were in a bigger area. Big part is you pay more bc it has almost too much stuff barely used. So patrons pay the overhead cost of a stand-alone gym that isn't a chain.

Great gym, clean with updated equipment. Open for members all the time. Some group classes,…read moreconvenient location. Tons of amenities and love the recovery space- hydro massage and cryotherapy