I have been going here for almost two months to learn BJJ. I never tried martial arts before and I am very pleased with the Sensei -Justin Rose- \r
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He did not try to sign me up right away, as I hear other schools try to pressure you into signing a long-term contract. \r
He allowed me to take my time and try couple classes and make an educated decision before signing up.\r
I have learned some good stuff but the best benefit is that I am getting back in shape and having tons of fun. \r
If you decide to try the school, be ready to sweat and grapple. If you do not like people touching you, stay away this is a hands on school and you are going to feel some pain at the end of the day, so if you hate contact you better off trying out useless fancy kicks and punching the air. \r
If you have kids, this a good place for them to learn Judo, there are no fancy lessons or fancy moves or kicks. Judo is more practical than Karate or some other popular martial arts. As an Elementary School Teacher myself, I see that Mr. Rose is a good teacher in his field of expertise. If your kid is being lazy and not doing the work he will let him or her know and he will let you know as a parent. He seems to have high expectations from all his young students and demands discipline and hard work.\r
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Before choosing a school educate yourself go to bullshido. net it has tons of information before you waste your money.
Pros: The Sensei
Cons: Parking Lot
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