Great gym! I just moved to ATL and have been looking for a place to start my Muay Thai journey…read more After researching a visiting a few gyms, Bangkok Boxing was the best fit for me. Not to mention it is the top rates premiere gym in the Atlanta area. My first session went great with me learning basic boxing and kicking techniques/ combos. The coach/ owner taught the class personally. While teaching, he made sure to communicate with me personally and train me at a beginner level. I plan to train their 6 days a week, and I am looking forward to the opportunity Bangkok Boxing is giving me to grow. Facilities are state of the art, and the atmosphere was very welcoming. You get plenty value for your dollar with unlimited session Muay Thai, Fitness kickboxing, and boxing. If you do see any lower star reviews they seem to all be personal issues the person had with the gym. Nothing to do with the quality or team working there. Also most lower start reviews are from people not being able to get out of the contract once it is signed. Do net let this deter you from visiting. These are individual financial banking problems that in no way represents Bangkok Boxing and its teaching.

Very disappointed in the owners Khunpon and his wife's behavior(at both locations). There was an…read moreissue regarding masks and I stated I was offended by his reaction towards me wearing a mask. Instead of resolving the issue himself, he had his assistant apologize on his behalf and refused to speak with me in person. It all boiled down to an anti-blackness negative social stigma and I was discriminated against because I am a woman of color. I felt very uncomfortable continuing with a gym membership at either location. Great front desk assistant, terrible owners. The owner needs to comprehend that African-American's are the main ones supporting his gym and I will not take this discrimination lightly, neither should his customers. I have plenty of Asian-American friends, so this is not a bashing moment, this is a festering boil that needs to be popped!

Best place to train in Wing Chun, Kali, Muay Thai, MMA, Jiu Jitsu, I've been training for over 30…read moreyears in Martial Arts and this school is amazing, the instructors are great and experienced!

This is an update from Byron's post... i removed my post in an effort that we both realized we were…read moreout of line and we can start fresh. If i can't join then EVERYONE needs to be aware of how they will treat you. if he added my last name he would be the one who looks stupid and so would Gina. She interviewed me about jiu jitsu... i answered her questions to be denied over and over... why interview me if your rules are to deny me? I worked at 5 tenth planets in Southern California that alone gets me through the door if any 10th planet. I was absolutely mind blown by her arrogance. overall a really bad experience. I'll reiterate maybe it was me but also a friend of mine had the exact same experience. See my pics below. Sakura is a good gym and so is Gracie Barra in Woodstock down the road. Notice that i took responsibility for my actions... Gina never did. This review which is all true... stays. If you want to go outside to go back to the main gym and use the bathroom enjoy. Place is in a budge but bills you like they are a state of the art facility.

I started Training there and had some directions from my doctor not to continue the jutsjutsi I…read morestarted. They understood and were very polite and did not charge me the cancelation fee

SBG has a welcoming group of coaches who are willing and eager to train all levels of athletes. It…read moreis by far the best BJJ gym I've been to in Atlanta. Even the most advanced black belts take the time to make sure you feel comfortable with the movements and understand why you're doing what you're doing. The community is top notch and everyone supports each other both in and out of the gym. I'd highly recommend it to anyone looking to begin their BJJ journey. Also, their kids program is incredible. I believe it starts at 5 years old and the kids have a blast while learning discipline and self defense at the same time. Definitely check it out!

I tried a few different places to start training BJJ. I chose this place for a few reason. 1)…read moreEveryone in the class from the instructor to fellow students are awesome and very helpful. 2) They've got a lot of different classes if I want to try anything else. At the moment it's just bjj but I can see myself taking a few others just to try them out. 3) They have a number of different bjj classes for varying skill levels. 4) The place is small enough to feel like a local gym but large enough to attract a diverse group of folks. Most importantly, the bjj classes aren't huge but there are still quite a few folks in every one. 5) The support staff was welcoming and friendly from the time I walked up til now. There are quite a few folks that I've talked with who are much more experienced and skilled (in bjj) than I am and they give the place a thumbs up.

This review is for the no-gi class taught by Mohammad. I'm an out of towner that came in to drop-in…read morefor two classes while visiting. Having trained at multiple gyms in New York and now in San Francisco over the last 5 years, I wasn't sure what to expect walking into Tsunami, but I was pleasantly surprised! First, the gym/mats/locker rooms are all clean and in great shape (just to get that out of the way). The class size was around 12-15 students and everyone was super friendly and welcoming. Mohammad is an active and accomplished competitive grappler, and as such, he is the exact type of instructor that you would want to learn from if you're trying to progress rapidly in this sport. He observes all his students and takes time to give everyone something they can adjust or work on to improve their game. It's a testament to his character and the kind of instructor he is that he would take the time to watch me roll and give me personalized advice while knowing that there was no chance of me becoming a regular student in his class. You can tell he enjoys what he's doing 100% and genuinely wants to help you improve. I rolled with a few of the other students and after chatting with them afterwards, I was consistently surprised by how little they said they've trained because they were honestly some of the most well-rounded 'beginners' I've come across. Solid students, solid class, solid instructor, and everyone trained safely. If I lived in the area this would definitely be my home gym.

I have been going about 4 days a week for the past 1.5 months to Team Octopus. The people are…read morefriendly and the coaches are great. I take Kickboxing with Richard and Performance Fitness with Q although the gym offers other activities like jiu jitsu and muay thai. Richard and Q are the bomb diggity! No doubt. I am super not into working out and was as weak as a twig when I first started. However, the coaches, especially Q, really pay attention to your form and makes sure it's correct. My snatches and deadlifts were janky AF before going here. The Performance Fitness class he teaches are similar to Crossfit. They consists of a combination of weights and high intensity interval training exercises. Richard's Kickboxing classes are also great and he teaches us different techniques frequently. The exercises are not mundane and you get a good cardio workout. My svelte figure hasn't emerged yet, but I am stronger now and look forward to working out. Woot! I don't even know who I am anymore.

Koon Lau and Gui are great! Adam Reese is a scumbag and predator- he has broken up marriages before…read moreand has done some pretty terrible things. I would recommend everything else except his strength and conditioning class.

Great people to work with, great training and help is always there when needed. Multiple different…read morefighting styles and many professionals are always there to help out and show you many things when needed. All are welcome from white belts to black belts. Great school of learning.

Still the best MMA gym around. The Lima bros are top notch. The coaches TJ and Brantley are…read moreawesome. Coach Felipe is also a great boxing coach. Highly recommended if you want to learn practical self-defense and have fun!

Look no further, this is the place to train. Friendly environment and staff. I will definitely be…read moreback to train whenever I visit again. Thank you Rush MMA you guys were amazing.

Dope gym form the programs too the environment everyone is really welcoming And the place is very…read moreneat and clean

These people are running a scam out of their parking lot. No signs, booting cars, charging $75 for…read morethe boot to be removed. The people in the parking lot have no identification, no contact information, just intimidating people into

Manager's last name is indistinguishable from 'usury,' which perfectly describes their attitude…read moretoward the members who willingly paid for two years of unused memberships during Covid to help keep this very mediocre gym in business.

Love this gym so much! Every coach and every member has the best attitude towards being better…read more There are so many classes in different times to choose from that make it so feasible for any schedule.

I came here for a kick boxing class. Upon checking in, the staff were not the most keen on doing a…read moretour but did provide one after a gentle request. There was a whole boxing ring, a dozen punching bags, and a full workout room. Overall, we had a nice instructor but not great instructions. I felt like we were just moving our bodies most of the time, which is better than nothing, but also not what I had in mind. Unsure if I feel compelled to return.

I have been training here for a couple of years now. This dojo builds a unique, strong, and…read moreinclusive community of likeminded martial artists. They are now like my second family.

I practiced Cuong Nhu at Sung Ming Shu for 2 years, before I moved. I had been practicing…read moreIshin-Ryu Karate in New York before and wanted to find a Dojo where I could continue training. I wasn't interested in any one particular style, just the chance to continue learning and getting a workout. From day 1, Sung Ming Shu exceeded all my expectations. Not only is the style great, since it combines soft and hard styles (everything from Shotokan to Tai Chi and Aikido), but the people at the dojo and the instructors are just great. What you will find is a very open and welcoming bunch of very down to earth people. The atmosphere is casual and inviting, yet rigorous (it is a martial arts dojo, after all). I've kept in touch with everyone at the dojo after leaving Atlanta almost 2 years ago and I train there every time I'm back visiting. I can truly say that Sung Ming Shu is like family to me. Oh, and the new Dojo is great. They're in Grant Park now. Great location, air conditioning and brand new hardwood floors.