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 must admit that I joined UMA due to the low enrollment fees. $30.00 monthly for three classes a week is a steal of a deal! I’m a full time student working less than part time, so it’s very encouraging to be able to participate in a training program without worrying about affording it. Some might equate the low cost with lack of quality, but I would strongly disagree. The low cost seems like more of an invitation to share in a group activity that combines art, fitness and practical self-defense.
What I enjoy about the class most, though, is the friendly and laid back atmosphere (this isn’t to say that we don’t work hard). My experiences in previous martial arts schools have been of varying levels of skills and accompanying ego- a form of competition that is discouraging for those who aren’t wanting to dedicate their lives to martial art, but would rather have fun and learn a new skill. As Rob’s flyer says: “no masters*. Just competent fighters.” Sure, I might not be prepped to be a professional fighter, but I maintain confidence and sense of assertiveness in knowing that I’m capable of defending myself and being more in touch with the physics of body. Overall, the lack of “cult-like” atmosphere and the down to earth attitude takes away the stressors that usually come with a martial arts class/school. It’s given me the motivation and drive to better maintain my fitness level as well. I have and will continue to recommend Rob’s class to those who are looking for a martial arts class for fitness and fun.

~ Dane Kim, Student/Barista

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