Seattle Integrated Martial Arts

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Joseph Scott 4 weeks ago

I can't say enough good things about SIMA! If you want to be around good people and have a good time and punch and kick and work up a sweat, and learn some serious stuff this is the place to go! And Guro Bob will have you smiling the whole time!

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Jack Edited 2 months ago

Update: 3.25 years in and still attending regularly. Gained some great friends, learned many new skills, and new confidence grows daily. It has been nearly 2 years that I started training at SIMA and I can say with confidence that this school has been the most welcoming and inclusive. The community has been helpful and patient with new students. The instructor understands and works with individual's limitations and enhances their capabilities. He is very knowledgeable in Muay Thai, Kali, JKD, and BJJ. I attend more of the Kali classes. It encompasses many of the Filipino martial arts such as Escrima Arnis (stick fighting), Panantukan (boxing), Dumog (grappling). If you are hungry for unique and universal martial art, this will satiate that pallet.

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Ahmed Omar 2 months ago

Hands-down, SIMA is the best MMA gym in Seattle. Overall great vibes, challenging environment that help you grow, and guru Bob is the goat!

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Kimberly Chilcutt a year ago

I have trained martial arts for more than two decades and am fortunate to have found great communities of people that are welcoming, encouraging, and supportive. Seattle Integrated Martial Arts is no exception. SIMA is welcoming. Of everyone. Young, old. Agile, less agile. Formerly agile and trying to come to terms (hand raise on that one). Bob is a true student, in every sense. He has built a safe place for those willing to put in the work to learn and grow. If you ever said, “i could never do that”, (especially you ladies). I challenge you to give it a try. You won’t be sorry.

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Moe Sial a year ago

I love training at SIMA! It’s a fantastic community working together to continuously improve and learn. The Kali/IMA program is great for fitness, self defense, and introduction to a wide variety of martial arts. The BJJ program is where I’ve spent most of my time, and it’s a great way to get in some rolls, go down deep rabbit holes, or just learn about the basics of ground game. Seriously, come in and give it a try, really friendly place.