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Super friendly, respectful and knowledgeable. Very happy!! Outdoor space is awesome, especially right now when everything else is closed. It's good to have a place to physically exert yourself and learn from really good and welcoming people!
Great training. Warm people. Amazing rolling.
perfect training coaches are very friendly it feels like second home
This is one of the best BJJ schools in the world. The quality of the instruction here is absolutely tops. The atmosphere is welcoming and the people are wonderful and helpful. The facilities are clean and accessible. I train here whenever I am in LA and always learn something and have a great time. I can’t recommend it highly enough. Special thanks to Coach Nick for the detailed instruction and even working with me after class and the terrific partners.
Fantastic place to learn and train BJJ. I dropped in on a visit to LA from Atlanta this week, and was greeted with peak hospitality. Coach Luis was passionate, knowledgeable, detailed and fun. There was a healthy variety of belt levels training that day, and all were extremely courteous and well mannered. Showers and lockers included at the facility. Gym is slightly hard to find as the lobby doesn't have marking on where it is, but it's a short walk from lobby. If I'm in LA again, I'll be back!
I highly recommend this gym to everyone and anyone. I have been training Muay Thai here for the past 7 months and it been nothing but positive. Everyone is professional and kind. I look forward to class every day.
Great staff, great environment, supportive community.
Great facilities, welcoming environment and detailed instruction. Would recommend 5 Star Martial Arts to anyone in the LA area looking for a gym to learn BJJ.
John has a developed a diverse martial arts background since his service as US Army combat infantryman. He began his Muay Thai training in 2007 and has been a student of Brazilain Jiu Jitsu, Judo, Krav Maga, Taekwondo, and Capoeira.
For John, martial arts is more than just fun, it’s a way to channel the negative energy in life into something productive. When life gets heavy, John goes to class, and by the end, he feels as though he is walking on air.