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here's what to expect
We know starting anything new can be intimidating. Here’s some advice to help you feel comfortable on your first visit!
Adults
What should I wear?
Kickboxing: T-shirt or tank top and shorts or pants that allow a full range of motion. Bare feet.
Jiu Jitsu: We will provide you with a gi to wear in your first class. Some people opt to wear a shirt and/or athletic leggings under the gi, but these are not required. Bare feet.
What should I bring?
You’ll probably get thirsty during your workout, so please bring your water bottle! You’ll also need to bring a photo ID with you to your first class.
Kids
What should my child wear?
Jiu Jitsu: We’ll set your child up with a gi to wear in class. Some kids prefer to wear a shirt under the gi top, so it’s a good idea to have one on hand.
Muay Thai: Your child should wear shorts and a t-shirt for class. We will provide them with gloves to borrow for their first visit.
What else should we bring?
In an effort to be environmentally friendly, please bring your child a water bottle for class. They can get very thirsty during all of our awesome activities! Please also remember to bring your ID.
Other FAQs
Don’t worry! We see beginners every day, and will schedule you for a class that is appropriate for your level of experience. Our adult classes have students of all levels of fitness and all ages–from teenagers to grandparents.
For your very first class, we’ll set you up with everything you need, at no charge!
After that, we have rentals available, and a full pro shop where you can purchase your own gear.
Absolutely! Starting something new is always easier with a friend, and we love new faces! Just give us a heads up when you confirm your appointment.
Safety is one of our top priorities, and we believe it is crucial to cultivate an environment where all students feel safe training. Our instructors emphasize good form and good control in every class. We carefully design our beginner curriculum so you won’t encounter anything too extreme on day one.