Brooklyn Martial Arts
Brooklyn Martial Arts is a boxing gym located in Brooklyn, Hawaii. Specializing in Fitness Boxing. Rated 4.6 out of 5 by community members.
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Health is your wealth, and Brooklyn Martial Arts reminded me of that in the best way. First, thank you to Brooklyn Martial Arts for allowing me to continue something I started while I was in Chiang Mai. Being able to come back home and find a space where I can keep that energy going means more than you know. The class had great energy, the coach was excellent, and you could feel the focus, discipline, and encouragement throughout the entire room. It was powerful to be in a space where people are pushing themselves while also supporting one another. But it all starts with who welcomes you when you walk through the door. From the moment the phone was answered to the moment I stepped inside, the woman at the front desk made the experience smooth, warm, and welcoming. She handled everything with professionalism and kindness, and that kind of energy sets the tone for the whole place. I’ll make sure to get her name and update this review because she deserves recognition. What I also appreciate is how much Brooklyn Martial Arts offers to the community. There are different class times, different options, and a variety of programs, so you don’t have to be a martial artist to find something that works for you. They really make it accessible for people who want to prioritize their health and well-being. I also want to acknowledge the special they are offering right now. If you’ve been thinking about trying something new for your health, this is a great opportunity to give it a try. And if anyone is interested in joining them, feel free to reach out to me. I’m budgeting like everyone else, but I really want to continue being part of this journey, so if you’re thinking about signing up, let me know. Hit me up, DM me, send an email, whatever works. Brooklyn Martial Arts, thank you again for what you’re doing for the community. Brooklyn, keep shining. Let’s go. 💪🏾
My boyfriend took ONE CLASS here. ONE. And I used my debit card to pay for the membership and for the past two months, they've been charging me $90. They barely respond to their emails and once they FINALLY did, they said there is a 30-day notice for canceling. LET'S USE OUR BRAINS FOR A SECOND. CANCEL MY MEMBERSHIP. STOP SCAMMING AND STEALING MY MONEY. DO YOU THINK I HAVE $90 TO SPEND ON AIR????!!!!! THE CLASS WASN'T EVEN THAT GOOD.
Kickboxing is brutal. It’s torture. I think trainers don’t know how to read trainees. I used to go to Regopark studio and it was amazing. I was always excited and happy to go there. Now I’m scared to go here. Every person has different levels of fitness and experiences. I think coaches should read the crowd and adjust the plan according to it. I am not a teenage anymore. And jumping ??? I cannot do that. If the class is almost full, they put us through harsh routines and I feel like they enjoy to see us suffering instead of coaching. You can say I am a cry baby. Yes I am. I do these for mobility and overall general health. Not to become an MMA fighter. I’m not high on supplements and normal human being has a limit especially for someone like me who is almost 40s. So as long as I enjoy moving, I am fine. And I believe I speak for many people especially who want to try out. Now I’m scared of these jumping and harsher routine that I don’t even want to show up anymore. So what is the point. I want to enjoy and it is not letting me. Guys, if u live in Queens, please join Regopark studio. It is amazing.
Amazing place to train, you can achieve all you fitness goals here to practice and participate in a tournament. Instructors are friendly and will help you according to your goals. There's an outgoing offer which allows you to take 3 classes in $19.99. they also loan you gloves so you dont have to buy them incase you are not sure about continuing (get your own handwraps).
Professor Pete and BMA changed my life. It’s rare to find a training environment with such a diverse and welcoming cast of instructors and students. At BMA, you get to train with and learn from musicians, programmers, city employees, teachers, doctors, artists, and everything in between. Professor Pete draws on decades of knowledge and a deep love of martial arts in his teaching. Billy’s morning class is excellent, as is Boom’s Sunday class and then open mat. I began training in 2019 and I plan to practice BJJ as long as I can get out of bed and make it to the gym. I’ve since moved out of Brooklyn but will always remember my time at BMA. Osu!
