| Mon | 12:00 pm - 09:00 pm |
| Tue | 12:00 pm - 09:00 pm |
| Wed | 12:00 pm - 09:00 pm |
| Thu | 12:00 pm - 09:00 pm |
| Fri | 12:00 pm - 09:00 pm |
| Sat | 10:00 am - 01:00 pm |
| Sun | 10:00 am - 01:00 pm |
Their is a comraderie, the more skilled students willingly help the newer ones. Respect is taught, earned, expected and it is given.
Great place
Great gym with plenty of class options and top skilled talent. Kids classes are great also. My son has participated in both Muay Thai and Jujitsu classes. I participate in the adult Jujitsu and have learned a lot. It's real actual talent with real trained professionals and not some fly by night gym.
Best place in Dayton for bjj hands down. Flexible hours with lots of class times and the instructors are second to none.
Jon Stutzman is an amazing professor. Academy is packed with amazing people, extremely nice, helpful and skilled. Can't possibly recommend highly enough.
Knowledgeable staff, good with the kiddos.
Knowledgeable staff, good with the kiddos.
We went to this place last Wednesday for the first time for or grandson. They give him a out fit to wear his first time there.
The following Monday we go back for or second time and still NOBODY told us Mondays is shorts and t-shirt. So we show up jeans and a long sleeve thinking they would just put him in a out fit again.
So the coach says to me very rudely this is casul night, then yells out to a woman we got to get this kid something to wear his parents brought him in jeans a long sleeve shirt rudely.
Also the same night the other coach was showing the little kids how to roll.
He ask who didnt get to do it so my grandson raises his hand and coach tells him dont worry about.
Rushed in the door first night straight into class with out any COMMUCATION after first night about anything.
Sad thing is my grandson really liked it but theres no COMMUCATION there..
Im not trying to dog this place im sure all experiences r different but this is how ours went.
We went to this place last Wednesday for the first time for or grandson. They give him a out fit to wear his first time there.
The following Monday we go back for or second time and still NOBODY told us Mondays is shorts and t-shirt. So we show up jeans and a long sleeve thinking they would just put him in a out fit again.
So the coach says to me very rudely this is casul night, then yells out to a woman we got to get this kid something to wear his parents brought him in jeans a long sleeve shirt rudely.
Also the same night the other coach was showing the little kids how to roll.
He ask who didnt get to do it so my grandson raises his hand and coach tells him dont worry about.
Rushed in the door first night straight into class with out any COMMUCATION after first night about anything.
Sad thing is my grandson really liked it but theres no COMMUCATION there..
Im not trying to dog this place im sure all experiences r different but this is how ours went.
Great school, great teaching, always a variety of people to roll with. I would recommend this place to anyone. Sundays are free and it's an open mat, and there are a lot of people from a lot of places.
Great school, great teaching, always a variety of people to roll with. I would recommend this place to anyone. Sundays are free and it's an open mat, and there are a lot of people from a lot of places.
This is a really great school! All of the instructors are very passionate, and you can tell they really enjoy what they are doing. If you want to learn Muay Thai, Judo, and/or Jujitsu this is the place to be.
Awesome caring instruction provided here. I've been to other schools and this school far exceeds in every way. If you're looking for a martial arts school this is the place to be!
The best BJJ gym I've ever been a part of. Professor Stutzman and Coach Grey are legit BJJ black belts with a clearly defined lineage in receiving their belts. Prof Stutzman and Coach Grey are very knowledgeable and effective teachers of the art and their styles complement one another very well. The community of students and training partners is also excellent and welcoming to all levels of experience and fitness. Also, the Judo coach, Chris Collins is a black belt in that art and purple in BJJ and is also great with Judo students and excellent with coaching kids, as he has coached my young daughter in the past. I couldn't recommend this gym enough for anyone who is interested in learning and training in BJJ or Judo.
First, some background. I am 53 years old. I'm a lifetime martial artist. I'm a nidan in aikido and a former instructor and dojocho. I'm in good shape, but I'm also pretty beat up. I've trained at a great many schools as I progressed through life and in my business travel. With kids now in college, I'm now resuming my fun and have been training at S&G for just over a year.
So, on to the review. S&G is a clean, safe, and productive place to train with great instruction. I hate to even mention it, but it is also cost effective.
The mat is disinfected daily; you aren't going to get staff there.
There aren't any juicers there that are going to rip your arm off intentionally. They are not tolerated. There is a great mix of new folks, mid-level players, and high-level players. There are many classes offered, several per day during the week and open mats available twice per week.
There is several instructors, all very good players. So, you get different perspectives which is often helpful. Professor Stutzman is, well, a magician. Just due to my schedule, I most often attend Coach Gray's classes. His instruction is clear, concise, and focused on useful, foundational basics...just what I need.
The cost is discounted the longer that you sign up for. It is, in my mind, super reasonable for the value provided.
In summary, of you are interested in studying grappling in Dayton, S&G is the first choice.
Note: S&G also offers kids, judo, and Muy Thai classes. I haven't attended any of these and, so, do not offer an opinion. But, birds of a feather flock together...
I had the privilege of rolling in an open mat class at S&G while on a short visit to Dayton, OH. I can not say enough about how welcoming the Dojo was. The skill level was remarkably high across the board. Even though I was a visitor, Professor Jon Stutzman showed great effort to help me improve my technique. If I lived in Dayton, I would roll at S&G.
Awesome caring instruction provided here. I've been to other schools and this school far exceeds in every way. If you're looking for a martial arts school this is the place to be!
Awesome caring instruction provided here. I've been to other schools and this school far exceeds in every way. If you're looking for a martial arts school this is the place to be!
I had the privilege of rolling in an open mat class at S&G while on a short visit to Dayton, OH. I can not say enough about how welcoming the Dojo was. The skill level was remarkably high across the board. Even though I was a visitor, Professor Jon Stutzman showed great effort to help me improve my technique. If I lived in Dayton, I would roll at S&G.
I had the privilege of rolling in an open mat class at S&G while on a short visit to Dayton, OH. I can not say enough about how welcoming the Dojo was. The skill level was remarkably high across the board. Even though I was a visitor, Professor Jon Stutzman showed great effort to help me improve my technique. If I lived in Dayton, I would roll at S&G.
First, some background. I am 53 years old. I'm a lifetime martial artist. I'm a nidan in aikido and a former instructor and dojocho. I'm in good shape, but I'm also pretty beat up. I've trained at a great many schools as I progressed through life and in my business travel. With kids now in college, I'm now resuming my fun and have been training at S&G for just over a year.
So, on to the review. S&G is a clean, safe, and productive place to train with great instruction. I hate to even mention it, but it is also cost effective.
The mat is disinfected daily; you aren't going to get staff there.
There aren't any juicers there that are going to rip your arm off intentionally. They are not tolerated. There is a great mix of new folks, mid-level players, and high-level players. There are many classes offered, several per day during the week and open mats available twice per week.
There is several instructors, all very good players. So, you get different perspectives which is often helpful. Professor Stutzman is, well, a magician. Just due to my schedule, I most often attend Coach Gray's classes. His instruction is clear, concise, and focused on useful, foundational basics...just what I need.
The cost is discounted the longer that you sign up for. It is, in my mind, super reasonable for the value provided.
In summary, of you are interested in studying grappling in Dayton, S&G is the first choice.
Note: S&G also offers kids, judo, and Muy Thai classes. I haven't attended any of these and, so, do not offer an opinion. But, birds of a feather flock together...
