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Great place, Instructors are very informative and very good at what they do. Learned alot in the short time I've been here!
Great place to train , good energy all around
I’m enjoying Stoic jiu jitsu. I’ve been to a couple of other schools in my bjj experience. The instructors are knowledgeable and have a wealth of experience. It has a family friendly atmosphere. The training is great. Class times and location work great for me as well. They are connected with the cross fit box, Forza Unlmtd, at the same location.
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If you're looking to learn BJJ, whether you're a beginner or have If you're looking to learn BJJ, whether you're a beginner or have been in the game for a while, Stoic BJJ is a great place to train.
One of the best reasons I'd say you should attend: with multiple instructors, you will get the individual attention you need to get better, faster.
They offer an open mat each week, as well as morning and evening classes. It's like they took away any excuse you have not to make it to class! :)
Great jiu jitsu facility! Instructors are extremely knowledgeable and experienced. They pay attention to the small details that make a huge difference in the game. The location has a functional fitness gym next door where you can get a workout before or after class. Great fun family environment with amazing team work and no egos. Everyone getting better together!
I have not trained at this school yet. But, I have trained with the head instructors of this school. Jordan is an amazing Bjj and strength & conditioning coach. He has been a huge part of my journey in jiu jitsu, and health & fitness I've learned so much from him both on and off of the mats he's definitely one the hardest working and most knowledgeable people, I know.
Cooper (Both him and Jordan actually) was a superstar of the gym when I first met him. I always remember people saying "he was a Natural and that almost right from the start of his training he was able to understand and breakdown techniques and learn them quickly. He was also known as a, student of the game. He was always hungry for more Bjj knowledge, always asking questions. And I'm sure he's willing to share that knowledge in detail with anyone ready to learn
Natalia is one of the toughest women I've ever met(and I have an older sister who used to beat up boys 🤣) I remember when she was pregnant. She pretty much never stopped training (Her and Jordan were very safe during the pregnancy and I believe their doctor approved). I think she even prepared for and competed in a big world tournament soon after giving birth. She's a great coach in both Bjj and Strength and conditioning, and fitness.
I'm confident that anyone who decides to train here at Stoic BJJ, will not be disappointed with the decision.
Great way to lose weigh and learn a new craft. The instructors are well knowledgeable. I love this place. They have a 1 week trial so I recommend trying it out… you won’t regret it.
I was skeptical at first since I’ve never seen any Jiu-Jitsu school take 4 year olds, but after trying it I was very impressed by the curriculum and organization. Amazing instructors and environment for all ages.
Great professors, training partners, atmosphere. “I got a fever! And the only prescription is” more Stoic BJJ, baby!
Great place to train with great BJJ teachers. My family loves it.
I love this gym! Not only is there a great community at Stoic, the coaches are great with breaking down technique. The classes are organized and you will get a workout. The environment is very encouraging and energetic!
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