Great local boxing/fitness gym. Brandon does a fantastic job giving each person personalized…read moreattention. A bit difficult to find your first time around (backside of the building). It's a great deal with a variety of workout classes and worth every penny!

I know several people that have gone to The Way to help prepare for Spartan Races and Tough…read moreMudders. I don't have much interest in those, but I do try to work out regularly. Normally I just go to the gym and do my own thing but I decided I'd give The Way a shot. I have to say it was an awesome experience! Not only is Brandon extremely knowledgeable about fitness and workout regimes, he's very personable and able to connect with his clients. He's straight and to the point, but big on positive reinforcement and self motivation. There were definitely times during the class that I had to take a break and he was totally cool with it. He's a true believer in healthy body/ healthy mind/ healthy soul. It's not just about how many burpees one can do. During the class, we worked on a variety of full body exercises from battle ropes, to slam balls, to balance activities on bosu balls. The gym itself is in a garage/industrial environment. There's a boxing ring and plenty of boxing related equipment (punching bags, etc.). None of that was used in our class. There's other equipment that's non boxing related as well (weights, rings, monkey bars, weight balls). We actually did a small portion of our class outside where we had to walk across the parking lot holding weights. I was told by another person that he often takes advantage of the environment when possible. Overall I was very happy with my first class. I'm definitely going to be sore tomorrow. I appreciate the energy that Brandon brings to the class. He's very passionate about what he does, and it shows. If you ask him why he opened the gym, he'll tell you it's to help people. Just a great mentality. Prices are very reasonable and I will definitely be back for another class.

Was a bit out of shape and knew I needed a trainer to help me make a commitment to working out on a…read moreregular basis. Met with a few different organizations and decided to sign up for a 'Hell Month' with Kevin at 13 Strikes. Its been great. We've been meeting four days a week, alternating between boxing and weight lifting. The personal training classes are held in a private studio (Meara's Martial Arts, right next to Planet Fitness). One great thing is that I end up traveling occasionally for work and Kevin has been able to be flexible on the dates and times. In addition to my weekday 'Hell Month' workout, I have also been attending the Sunday Boot Camp held at the same location. Typically there are 10-12 others and it takes just under an hour for a solid workout. The five days a week that I have been working out has been great and I am seeing the results. When my Hell Month is over I plan to continue on with personal training one-two days a week.

I am just about done my first "hell month" with Kevin, the boxing instructor at Meara's Martial…read moreArts/13 Strikes and I couldn't be happier. I have already lost 10lbs. Kevin is a great trainer, knows his stuff, and is able to push me so I get the most out of myself. He genuinely seems to care about me and wants to see me reach my goals. I am so happy with the results I just signed up to do another "hell month". If you are looking for a trainer call Kevin!!

If you're thinking about going here, DO IT! Boxing has totally changed my mental health and made me…read moreexcited to workout. My favorite thing about Title Burlington is that everyone makes you feel so welcome! I've never skipped a class from lack of motivation or feeling lazy because I'd rather go than miss out on the awesome instructors (shoutout Megha!) and people. From your first trial class to your 500th class, they celebrate you and make you feel strong, inside and out. Highly recommend!

I have been trying to obtain a refund from Title Boxing in Burlington, Massachusetts for over a…read moremonth with no resolution. Communication has been extremely unprofessional, and I was disappointed to see inaccurate statements made regarding my attendance, along with claims that staff had spoken with me when they had not. I even filed a complaint with the BBB and still received no meaningful response. Very frustrating experience overall.

I do not box. However my 11-year-old daughter joined this past fall and absolutely loves it. Her…read moretrainer Karin is incredible.. I went in to pick up my daughter and there were six or seven girls all working out all smiling and all having a great time.

This is a great gym, awesome owner & trainer Michael…read moreFiiricano. Great instructors, awesome Classes, clean and they have a spin box that you Have to check out!!

Just bought my third, annual membership to FFC. - Great…read moreenvironment - Great people - Great training I'm 43 in better shape now than I was as a 20 year old in the Navy! (and much more confident)

I started training with Ron when I was in HS and what a family this has grown into. There are…read morehundreds of people representing ffc and that's no surprise. Ronaldo is a technical master of the art and its a great way to get into great shape. All the coaches at fenix are great people. Any age shape or size can benefit greatly from bjj not only physically but mentally from this!

Friendly, fun, and safe. Those are three words I would use to describe BBJJ Woburn…read more I've been attending for a few months now and from the beginning, everyone has been welcoming and very helpful to me. So if you're new to martial arts like I was, you shouldn't be intimidated because the students and instructors bend over backwards to help you learn the gentle art!

We came to Boston from AZ for a Noboundry Muay Thai event. The guys at Boston Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu…read moreopened up their gym to us and really made us feel at home. Next time we are in the Boston area we will definitely be back

Just OK - not the cleanest gym, a bit outdated and treadmills break down a lot, but it is…read moreconvenient for me to stop after work and machines are always available. They do keep increasing the rates year after year, although I don't see much investment in replacing mats or machines for the increased charges. It's definitely not a BSC experience with nice locker rooms and where you visibly see employees cleaning equipment. I take a weekly PiYo class which is good, but there isn't much diversity in the cardio classes.

dirty. bathrooms are filthy. employees last about 9 months then a whole new bunch of employees come…read morein.

JoJo is enthusiastic and energetic! Great environment, great workout, great trainer! I've been…read moretraining with him for a year and I've never felt (or looked) better!

Jojo is a great personal trainer. He will help you in every aspect possible. He has great work…read moreethic and is a perfectionist! I highly recommend Jojo

I trained at Krav Maga Boston at their location in Boston before they moved to Malden. I was very…read moresad when they moved because I enjoyed it so much. Krav Maga is a practical combat system and a great work-out. If you are looking for good exercise and/or effective self-defense, I can't recommend it highly enough. But the most important aspects of any martial arts school/dojo are the instructors and the students. Dennis and Karen (I'm unfamiliar with the others) are wonderful teachers. They both are clearly knowledgeable and put the focus on doing things safely and with the correct technique. But they are also very personable and approachable and not once did I ever see them express anger or hostility to students. As for my fellow students, they were almost invariably enthusiastic and friendly. One aspect of teaching there is changing partners frequently, so you get experience working with/against people of different skill/size/age/gender because after all, you don't often to get to choose who is going to start a conflict with you. I never had a bad experience working with the other students, something I attribute in large part to the instructors, who set the tone for the whole school.

Great coaches that teach fun classes with a lot of practical takeaways. would highly recommend!read more

I can't recommend the Women's Self Defense classes enough! I have taken two now and plan to…read morecontinue with the series. There is so much to learn and you can never be too prepared. The instructors are great and provide hands on experience and real-life scenarios. SIGN UP FOR THE PEPPER SPRAY CLASS. You will be surprised by how much you don't know about using your pepper spray. The studio is a bit difficult to find and feels a little sketchy. I thought I would need to take a self defense class just to make my way into the studio. You're in the right place if you're in a dirt lot under the bridge around nothing else. Once inside, you can take these creepy industrial stairs up to the top floor or there is a massive elevator.

I have been training under Gershon ben Keren at Krav Maga Yashir since February 2012. In my opinion…read morethere are four reasons why Krav Maga Yashir Boston should receive serious consideration from anyone in the Boston area seeking to learn self-defense, learn a martial art, or simply vastly improve their physical fitness. Number 1 = Quality of instruction. This is the sine qua non of any martial arts school. Mr. ben Keren and his assistant instructors are professional, competent, and dedicated. Techniques are expertly demonstrated, remediated, and reinforced in a variety of partner-based and group-based drills. Students are always shown the "context" of a technique: what happens leading up to it, the purpose of each movement, and what happens afterwards. My belief is that when new students are able to perform a technique effectively on their first try, it actually reflects far more credit on the teacher than the learner. I see this happen all the time on the mats, and it speaks volumes for the knowledge and competency of the instructors. Number 2 = Krav Maga Yashir teaches the entire spectrum of violence, an area where other martial arts have major limitations. A striking art (boxing, muay thai, karate) may teach you to fight an imaginary assailant. A grappling art such as BJJ may teach you to escape from said assailant on the ground. Neither addresses the more important questions grounded in reality, such as: How did you get there? What if a knife or gun is involved? What if I accidentally trip and fall? Get taken by surprise? Get backed against a wall? Have a significant other I need to protect? Krav Maga Yashir teaches simple, direct, pragmatic solutions to all of the above, and more. Nobody needs to be Donnie Yen or Ronda Rousey to effectively defend themselves, and this school gives you the tools to do that. Number 3 = Value for your $$. Monthly membership rate is comparable to market rate for other area martial arts schools, and much lower than Crossfit gyms and other functional-fitness type places. The membership also gives free access to 5x-weekly cardio bootcamp classes, special outdoor training, and use of the gym at the studio. New workout equipment is constantly added and incorporated into the bootcamps, which themselves are a hell of a workout. Members also get first access to guest seminars with top outside Krav Maga instructors. Number 4 = Great social atmosphere. I'm always impressed by the respect, humility, and maturity of other students. It's very rare to have anyone beating on others in an attempt to be the tough guy, and such behavior is *never* tolerated. Students are all ages from 20s to 60s, all body types and fitness levels. Since all of class is partner or group based, you quickly pick up names and personalities of fellow students. Sometimes when you're on the brink of absolute physical exhaustion, you just can't help but look at each other and laugh at the insanity of it all. That's the kind of esprit that can't be faked, and a major reason I spend 10 hrs a week here without hesitation. Overall, Krav Maga Yashir gets my highest possible recommendation. I am constantly being that annoying guy urging my female friends to try it, and it's what I look forward to every day at work (when I'm not wasting time on Yelp reviews that will end up getting filtered anyway). You can try classes free for a week through the school website as well.