My daughter (18) and I went to try out a boxing class, and we were in the minority, there were…read moreabout 25 guys and just us, as well as a female boxing instructor. We were intimidated at first, but ended up having an amazing time, and we have signed up for a private lesson weekly with Marielle, we had our first one today, and I can't remember having a better workout!! What a great place! Thanks!!!

Recon is amazing! After reading such positive reviews I tried out a free class here and was…read moreimmediately hooked. All of the coaches and classes here are awesome and each is totally different. On the MMA side of the gym: Rob's MMA striking class is great and he will make you get comfortable in your opposite stance. Henry's submission grappling class is ridiculously fun and he is amazing at helping you jump into something that feels so completely foreign if you're new. Darren could not be more passionate about boxing and is so good about teaching you both the outer AND the inner game of boxing. In the kickboxing class Jon is all about proper technique so he will help you undo all the poor form you didn't even realize you were doing. Matt is a pro Muay Thai fighter who is approachable and a wealth of knowledge. In Jon's MMA striking class you get awesome instruction while doing really fun exercises and he will whip you into shape but with a sense of humor the whole time. On the BoxFit side: Mariel and Lilia lead super creative HIIT circuit classes that will make you sore for days. Mandy is a lovely badass and by the end of one of her intense classes you will be surrounded by a pool of your own sweat. Eric is hilarious and will push you to push yourself! If you spend any time here you'll quickly get a sense that Eric and Mandy work hard to make this feel like a community where everybody is welcome. They do this in terms of offering classes at really affordable prices, but more than that through the way they authentically interact with everyone who walks in the door. I was pretty intimidated about walking into a gym like this for the first time but it feels like an ego-free zone where you get the opportunity to learn new things alongside friendly people. It doesn't hurt that Chris at the front desk is incredibly welcoming and there's usually a sweet lab named Rio waiting to greet you. For first timers: -First class is free! (They have gloves you can use if you're not sure you want to buy them yet) -Don't believe Google maps' lies; the main entrance is off of Bridge St., behind Dunkin Donuts, not off of Bridgton Rd.

RMA is really great! I can't here on a free promotion for a 1 month free kickboxing class. I'm so…read moreglad that I signed up. Look, I'm not even a little in shape. I'm overweight, I eat bad, I drink too much... and this class almost killed me!! In a totally good way. It's hard, really hard. You work at a high intensity pace for 60 minutes and can burn up to 800 calories. It is no joke. You can make modifications of things if you can't do certain things, but you will still work hard. You will sweat like you never have before! The thing I loved the most was that it was a great work out, but I didn't wake up in lots of pain. I felt great everyday. The trainers are very good at their jobs and so welcoming every day. I recommend to anyone that wants a great workout in a beautiful gym with wonderful trainers.

RMA is a wonderful place that immediately makes you feel welcome - the staff is incredibly friendly…read moreand amazing. My daughter(6) has been doing martial arts and I have been doing kickboxing here for 2.5 years and we love it. Kickboxing classes are a great work out and are tons of fun. Every instructor has their own style and they change the routines periodically so it never becomes boring. I highly recommend trying RMA out, you won't regret being part of this awesome community!

I've been an older (of the younger students) here for quite a while, getting to know this place…read moresomewhat as a little kid and as, well, not a little kid. It's a great community here, very well known, the type of business to sponsor a local sports team not out of a potential form of advertising, but with a love for the community. When you walk in on your first day, they're very welcoming and open hearted, and also the deeper you dive into the community, the better it gets. I've realistically had one of the more unique experiences at Centerpoint being older then most, but the thing is, no matter who you are, they'll always treat you the same. This also goes for any accommodations. About some of classes (And what happens there): (Ages may vary) Ages 5 and under - Excellent kids: This class teaches kids to be their best self, and helps them be quite healthy and even such a young age Ages 5-16 - Kids karate: This is definitely one of the more popular programs, while at first only teaching the fundamentals of Karate, classes get more difficult and a slow and do-able rate. Teaches kids good morals and keeps them fit. Requirements may vary - Sparring: Teaches students (who have a bit of experience), how to fight in some more realistic scenario. This is done with pads on to insure that people don't get hurt, and is good if you're trying to break a sweat. (For info on other classes, check their website, they probably have much better descriptions then I do) Overall, I've been going here since December 2018, and I'd totally recommend it if you're looking for not just somewhere to workout, but somewhere to learn and enjoy yourself.

I love kickboxing. Throughout my college days, there was nothing like punching, kicking and…read moresweating the stress out of every day life. Since then, I hadn't taken any classes until a friend told me about Centerpoint. In the classes that I have taken in the past, it has always been kickboxing in the air. However, at Centerpoint, they have stationary punching bags to punch and kick, which added a unique, but tough experience. The space is nicely laid out with cubbies to keep your stuff in, and then a padded floor area to do the kickboxing. The instructor made it a point to introduce herself to me, and she was a phenomenal instructor. If you get the chance to take a class with Esther, I would strongly suggest it, as she was supportive, but also kept the class challenging and fun. Throughout class, there was plenty of opportunity for cardio with a warm-up, a punching rotation, a kicking rotation, a section for upper body and abs, and then a cool down. The 45 minute class went by quickly, but boy, did I sweat! At Centerpoint, your first class is free, so it's definitely worth giving it a shot. After that, they have unlimited monthly memberships for $150 a month, or you can by 10 classes for $100. Their drop-in fee is $17. I definitely plan on coming here more to mix up my workout routine!

Nostos MMA offers alot of great classes. I took the Muay Thai and Brazilian jiu-jitsu class. The…read moreinstructors were very knowledgeable and willing to break down each step when I had issues. The place look small but it's is far from that. The front room is an open mat area. The side room is a cage with boxing stuff. The basement has more heavy bags and weights . The owners are down to earth and you could also met Phoebe. She is their baby girl pig. Definitely recommend you to come in and try them out.

This is the best local gym to go to, they have an awesome community and instructors. I do beginner…read moreMuay Thai, and going in for the first time you may not know what you're doing but the instructor makes sure you know some of the basics before the end of your first class. I just got done with my first private training class and I honestly don't think I've ever gotten a better workout, and the instructor makes you feel capable about your goals.5/5

My 10b is thriving at SW. They teach hands-on techniques, bully prevention, playground defense and…read moreweapons training. I would describe our dojo as old school, character building and Sensei Gene is invested in my son. They do a lot of free sessions for the community as well.

I recently attended a women's self-defense workshop at Seacoast Warriors and in just 2 classes, I…read morehave already learned so much. Their instructors are professional and knowledgeable and most importantly - patient! I have limited experience with martial arts, but their team is willing to help people of all ages and experience levels. I highly recommend them!

My daughter celebrated her 6th birthday at the Maine Warrior Gym - imagine 13 little girls in…read moredresses climbing and jumping to Disney music. The staff were phenomenal and helped the kids with whatever obstacle they wanted to try. they even set up a Floor is Lava obstacle course that was the highlight of the party!!

They offer a 6 week challenge program that really helps people make positive lifestyle changes by…read moregetting into a great fitness routine while eating healthy. There are several studio and ninja classes every week to accommodate busy schedules. The instructors are all very nice and so are the people you get to work out with.

Negative atmosphere promoted by coaches and gym members. I would highly recommend not going here…read morein general but especially if you are looking for somewhere to do olympic weightlifting.

The worst gym I have ever been. The trainers are not friendly at all and they continued to charge…read moremy credit card for 8 months even after I cancelled my membership. They claimed that you have to submit your cancellation request in a written form and also claimed that they do not have any records in their system that I requested to cancel my membership. I trusted them that they cancelled my membership so I did not monitor the charges on my credit card. I did not realize they were charging my credit card for $90.00 for 8 MONTHS! They don't even have the decency to offer a refund for at least 4 of those months or even for one month since I wasn't using their services for 8 months They refused to give me any refunds. There was a reason why I was only a member there for a month. Bunch of crooks and too greedy! I was not impressed with this place at all! Go to Kuma Fit instead. You find better people there.

The Guy Chase Academy is among the best in the country when it comes to Martial Art instruction and…read moretraining. Whether it's MMA (Mixed Martial Arts), Muay Thai Kickboxing, Jeet Kune Do, Savate, Catch Wrestling / Grappling, Brazilian Juijutsu, Kali, or Silat; Guru Chase is the best. Chase has direct linega to Bruce Lee, Ben Largusa, Mel Lopez, Herman Suwanda, Salem Assli, and Karl Gotch among others.

Guru Guy is a truly world-class instructor and it's incredible to have someone like him in…read moreNewburyport. Prior to signing up, I had no experience in martial arts, but had a vague idea of what I was looking for. As a fan of MMA, and always enjoying the fighters with a Muay Thai background, I knew that's what I wanted to train. I also knew I didn't want to do "cardio kickboxing". On the flipside, I didn't want to train somewhere that was 100% focused on training active fighters! I wanted to learn *real* muay thai but in a somewhat casual manner. Guy Chase's gym is utterly perfect for this. Guru Guy will teach you the real thing. For instance, you aren't just going to hit bags repeatedly merely for the sake of bringing your heartrate up. He's going to make sure you're utilizing your range properly and not lowering your guard while you throw punches. You'll learn proper form, combinations, blocks, counters, etc. Everything is very practical and designed for maximum efficacy in the ring - like what you'd be taught in a gym in Thailand. I was also worried that there would be pressure to partake in hard sparring. There is sparring, however it's light and technical and you only partake if you want. As someone who is competitive and wants to put what I've learned to the test, but also doesn't want to eat heavy shots to the head, it's perfect. You'll see where you stand, but won't get beat up in the process :) The people who train there are great as well. Everybody is friendly and helpful.