Ms santos
Me & my Family move and travel a lot around the US. This is the first time I have an issue with a BJJ instructor for KIDS classes!! Based on my own experience, Nick might be good with adults, but not so much with kids. There is no structure, no organization, no respect, very casual BJJ where they don't encourage kids to wear the Gi, they don't bow on/off the matt and he does not encourage safety and control. If you are looking for a good professional etiquette BJJ for the KIDS, this is not it. He's way is more bully' style, for grown adults that's perfect, we are talking about KIDS here, which I am not interested in Paying somebody to teach kids bullying is fine! Several times i saw kids hitting each other's heads, faces, smacking, bullying. Boys are rough, but discipline and respect are two of the most important things in MMA. Several times I expressed my concerns not only to Nick but to one of the managers. And nothing was getting better. Last time i spoke with Nick he started yelling like a maniac in front of other people and my son!! Calling him a liar and other stuff?! What is this place?! At a point where my own Son told me 'I don't want to go there anymore mom'. He is 9yrs old, and he has been in MMA classes since he was 4, we are not rookies on this. My husband also takes MMA classes there and I was getting ready to also start GYM. So they not only lost one, but 3 members at once. No professionalism, they could care less, talk to each other about the members and they do Not take care of them as a business should. Another guy who looks like he just got out of college called Max or something, so unprofessional as well. Very disappointed.






