4/5 John D. 3 years ago on Google
Pros:
Would
recommend
Variety
of
classes;
Muay-Thai,
Boxing,
Wrestling,
BJJ,
No-Gi,
MMA
Very
helpful
towel
service
for
£5
depending
on
membership
Good
location
5
min
walk
from
Moorgate
station
Mostly
good
evening
class
timetable
for
a
gym
with
1
class
area
Weights
and
track
area
Treadmills
Boxing
Ring
Variety
of
punch
bags
and
wall-mounted
uppercut
pad
Decent
ranges
of
memberships
Good
number
of
showers
with
shower
gel
Equipment
to
borrow;
gloves
and
shinguards
Good
quality
May-Thai
Very
good
quality
BJJ
Good
coaches
with
good
teaching
quality
in
Muay-Thai;
Wendle
is
especially
knowledgeable
Occasional
seminars
Cons
and
suggestions:
Despite
decent
ranges
of
membership,
they
could
introduce
even
more
membership
options,
considering
that
competing
gyms
like
Fightzone
are
cheaper
with
more
classes
and
bigger,
better
class
areas.
Peak
times
and
facilities;
Overcrowded
classes
in
May-Thai,
especially
BJJ
Wednesday
no-gi
is
now
difficult
attend
with
awkward
times
Not
enough
space
to
even
warm
up
or
stretch
during
peak
hours
outside
the
mat
because
of
overcrowding
More
space
needed
for
shelves
to
put
water
bottles
etc,
and
space
for
flip-flops.
Only
1
class
area
is
small
compared
to
Fightzone
gym’s
3
huge
areas.
Expand
the
gym
to
have
more
class
areas
to
resolve
overcrowding
Ticket
system
is
fiddly,
annoying
and
not
necessary,
get
the
instructors
to
use
iPads
instead.
Unhelpful
solution
to
overcrowding,
by
penalising
membership
payers
with
£18
penalty
if
they
can’t
cancel
within
2
hours.
Please
replace
some
of
the
locker,
some
of
them
don’t
close
properly
Muay-Thai;
Thai
pads
are
in
extremely
poor
and
frankly
dangerous
conditions,
the
velcro
has
completely
lost
it’s
grip,
gym
tried
to
fix
it
with
duct
tape,
but
that’s
an
unsafe
solution
against
powerful
punches
and
kicks,
my
elbow
starts
to
flare
up
because
I
can’t
take
the
impact
direct
on
the
pads
so
my
tendons
get
the
worst
of
it,
when
the
pads
are
flailing
about.
Please
please,
fix
the
velcro
on
the
Thai
pads
or
better
yet
get
hook
and
loop
ones,
they
won’t
come
undone
as
often.
Too
much
time
wasted
trying
to
adjust
Thai
pads
weak
velcro
grip
during
class,
it
takes
away
from
the
training.
No
sparring
or
semi-sparring
in
the
Muay-Thai
class,
leaves
you
feeling
unprepared
for
the
sparring
session
and
there
is
too
big
of
difference
in
the
sparring
class
demands
and
normal
lessons,
which
don’t
prepare
you
at
all
for
resisting
opponents.
Spend
at
least
5-10
min
semi-sparring,
like
3
for
3
in
the
normal
class.
Your
Muay-Thai
is
no
good
unless
you
can
do
it
against
a
resisting
opponent,
it’s
bad
for
learning
self-defence
too.
MT
classes
need
more
work
on
clinching,
clinch
throws
and
knees.
BJJ;
Music
is
way
too
loud
during
class,
move
speaker
away
form
class
area
so
I
can
hear
instructions
in
the
BJJ
class.
It’s
not
needed
so
close
to
the
class
area.
Detailed
instruction
are
completely
missed,
especially
because
he
speaks
fast,
potentially
unsafe.
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