The gym offers both children's classes and adult classes in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, Muay Thai, and…read moreMMA. They have early morning classes in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu twice a week, lunch time classes every day, and evening clases M-F, with late-morning/lunchtime classes on the weekends. Programs are centered around helping students meet their goals ranging from fitness, self-defense, and competition. The atmosphere is much less traditional than what one would think of a Martial Arts school and provides for a fun an welcoming training environment.

Every time you come into the mat, all the problems from the outside world suddenly vanish and you…read moreare greeted by a welcoming community of competitive martial artists. The Muay Thai and BJJ lessons are world-class, with an emphasis on technique, efficiency, and pristine attention to detail. Everyone at the academy is looking to get better and make everyone else better, so the more experienced combat athletes are always happy to help out. At ATT, you get more than sports, exercise, self-defense systems, or therapy... it's a lifestyle.

I grew up in this academy!! E play instruments, learn acrobatics, and learn a Beautiful…read moreTraditional Afro-Brazilian Martial Art!! I'll never forget all that I learned here! Our Mestre; Mestre Lazaro Santos pours his heart and soul into his students. Jessica Wernett is the Program Director; she will help you find the perfect program to meet your needs! They offer Adult Classes; Mom's Class; Kids Classes; Summer and Spring Break Camps! The kids program is out of this world!!

I was visiting from out of town and happened to be working literally next door to this studio. I…read moreended up training a couple of classes. Mestre Lazaro is an intense guy. Equal parts fun and serious. He is good with the kids, and drives the rest real hard. Warm up was a good twenty minutes or so. This was followed by back and forth execution of various kicks one after the other on a padded floor. This was followed by practicing kicks over a standing punching bag. Only after this was one allowed a water break (which was a little different from where I train where one is allowed to take a break whenever one wanted). After this the mestre assigned kick combinations and paired everyone up. I was happy that he took me aside and focused on some of my weaknesses, and explained them to me. While he was quick to demonstrate and point out mistakes with pretty much everyone in the class at all times, he did seem to take it easy and chill out during the final singing and roda. The roda consisted of playing music from the speakers for about ten minutes or so while people got in and out of the ring. I found this different from a typical school of having live music, but I guess everyone gets to go at each other in this case. The mestre decided at some point to expound on the philosophy of martial arts and went all Keanu on me about the code of the computer residing in my head, and my head controls my limbs, and so on. He is a fun guy, and I enjoyed training under him. I was charged 15$ for a class. They accept credit cards.

I can only speak to the BJJ classes. The instructors, staff, and students are all so incredibly…read morenice, supportive, and positive! The owner is a great guy as well and has done a wonderful job creating an environment for learning. You won't get slammed around and beat up, everyone here is committed to helping you learn BJJ in a safe and fun way. Cannot recommend this place enough, from top down everyone has been very pleasant and helpful!

For anyone that is 40 or older and a little apprehensive about taking up a martial art later in…read morelife....relax. I started judo in July and Lakea, the instructor absolutely looks after everyone in his class. He has an incredible ability to gauge what each of his students can handle. The class is interesting dynamic of young and older students that look after each other like a family. There are no macho head games or wanna be tough guys. If you are curious about learning a martial art in a safe, fun place by expert Olympic caliber instructors OBJj is for you. Sincerely, Matt B

This program is a strong pure Tae Kwon Do program. The kids are pushed to perform at their top…read morewhile receiving positive reinforcement of their ability. We can truly see the high level of training offered when the students go to tournaments and outperform many of the other schools in every single category! But this is not a program for the weak; you will work hard, be pushed to your limits and discoer hidden strengths.

This is a phenomenal karate studio. The instructors are kind, patient and goal oriented. My son…read morehas gained so much self-confidence from going this past year. He even performed a karate demo for his school's talent show, punching and kicking boards to the theme song of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles! We are excited to continue our son's education in martial arts with 1Up.

We've been part of this studio for 2 years and we love it! My son has learned so much discipline…read moreand has a community at this studio. We love the entire team and recommend this studio to all our friends.

Where to begin.. Pete is probably the Nicest guy you will ever meet that is obviously passionate…read moreabout Martial Arts. This guy is like the encyclopedia of Self Defense. You can tell that he cares deeply about teaching what he knows to others. Everyone loves him and he's just an awesome guy. A real staple to this community. Highly highly highly recommend Pete's Karate for anyone looking to put their kids or if you need to learn self defense as an adult. He's the Best.

Amazing facility, amazing Instructor, super knowledgeable and respectable. I highly recommend…read morePete's Karate for all ages.

McDojo. You join and within a few weeks they use high pressure tactics to get you to sign up for…read more"Fight Cub". Of course "Fight Club is more money and the contract is twice as long.

The staff here is really great, whether you're an adult or bringing your kids, new to martial arts…read moreor coming from another school. They really care and connect really well with kids, keeping them focused and engaged. I've had two of my kids attend Championship and have no regrets.

I attended HILI Fitness Class in College Park for hot Pilates with Raquel. Parking is in the back…read moreof the studio and it's free plus there's some street parking.. it is a small studio they have in the bigger room the Pilates reformer and in the smaller room they have the hot Pilates. I attend the hot Pilates. You do have to bring your own mat. Bring a small towel because you will definitely sweat, grip socks and a bottle of water.. the studio is very clean. They have cubbies to put all your personal belongings while you're in the class.. the bathrooms are stocked with basic necessities like deodorant, some hair ties, etc. plus they do offer like mints lol it's just a cute added touch to their brand. If you do forget your mat, they do have one that you can borrow, but they are limited. Raquel is an amazing instructor. She is consistently cheering you on. Her classes is tough but you want it to be tough otherwise what's the point of going and not getting a workout? Honestly, I'm not sure if there's really an easy Pilates class lol. I am currently taking this class with my ClassPass so it leaves me open to be able to explore workout programs that work best for me. I am appreciative that the studio is on ClassPass. Otherwise I probably would have never attempted to try their classes. I highly recommend checking them out. The hot Pilates is my favorite.

I took a hot mat class at Hili College Park this morning for the first time in a few months and was…read morepleasantly surprised at the new renovations. Previously, the hot mat room was much smaller, so I was happy to see more spots available in the hot mat class. Immediately upon arrival, I was greeted at the door to check-in. There are cubbies outside of the hot mat room to put your bag and shoes, and the room has all of the equipment needed for the class. Nina was my instructor and she killed it! I definitely felt the burn this morning with how many pulses she made us do! I didn't get a good look at the new reformer room, but I'm hoping to take a reformer class there in the near future!