Facility

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Facility Features

  • 2100 sq. ft.
  • Changing room, bathroom & lockers
  • More than 1800 sq. ft. of open mat space (35ft. x 55ft.)
  • stationary punching bags
  • hanging punching bags
  • Floor bags, double-end bags, cobra bags
  • Throwing dummy & grappling dummies
  • Dozens of kettlebells
  • Three-inch thick undulation workout rope
  • Free weights, Powerblocks
  • Medicine balls
  • Sandbags
  • Stability balls
  • Cardio machines: Spin bikes, recumbent bikes, treadmill
  • Ultimate body press dip stand
  • TRX suspension ropes
  • TRX Rip Trainers
  • BodyBlades
  • Surge Storm (for hydro training)
  • Climbing ropes
  • Indian clubs
  • 10 wooden dummies
  • 5 Century Martial Arts Body Opponent Bags (B.O.B.)
  • 3 Century Versys VS.BOB
  • 2 Century Versys VS.2 Free Standing Grappling Simulator
  • 2 Century Versys VS.3 Fight Simulator
  • Wall mirrors
  • Wide open bay doors for added ventilation
  • Refrigerator for sports drinks

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The great thing about our hanging bags is we have a custom-engineered pulley system allowing us to move them when not in use. This optimizes our training space to the fullest. Our facility has over 1600 square feet of unobstructed floor space and 28 ft. x 20 ft. of mat space for grappling.

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We provide all the necessary training equipment for our lessons:

Thai pads, focus mitts, kickboxing gloves & shin guards, jump ropes, dull safety-training knives, foam sticks, rattan escrima sticks, and protective eyewear.

Clients can borrow gloves until they get their own. A mouthguard will be provided with your first private lesson that entails sparring.

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Testimonial

I have studied martial arts for several years, under many different instructors in a number of styles. The common threads I’ve found in quality training have always been a focus on progression in a supportive and open atmosphere, not an obsession with egos, domination or ranks. Meaningless goals like belt levels tend to force students to stay fixed on a destination, while missing the journey. Competitiveness usually only alienates people from the true purpose of martial arts – to learn valuable skills and techniques that can protect self and others, while achieving new levels of physical fitness and cultivating higher mental discipline. Rob’s teaching embodies the best philosophies and concepts in a training program that can be beneficial for everyone. UMA‘s curriculum is truly rewarding for those who put their full effort into it. We train hard, sometimes go at it with as much realism as possible (without resulting in serious injury) and keep it all tempered with positive martial philosophy and the freedom to adapt the technique to work for us, instead of following some prescribed regimen in verbatim. UMA is the highest example of a martial arts school where quality training and learning override business and status and I am very lucky to be a student here.

~ Dave Hutchinson

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