UFC FIT San Jose - Oakridge

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Skye Germanovia Google

17 days ago

This gym is unmatched! I dont know where to start! Ive been a member since they opened their facility! The amount of community within the four walls is beyond powerful! I have met some really amazing humans here at UFC, and the friendships go beyond a wave and a smile while passing! We know each other's names and the names of their kiddos, Its a gym where ALL are welcome and the presence of our Heavenly Father dwells. Walking through the front doors each member is met with a smile and a "have a great workout (your name)!" Or hey its great to see you how was your day!? Seriously if you are looking for a new gym that prides themselves on community and friendships this is your place and we would love to meet you!!!!

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Mikayla Thurbervia Google

17 days ago

The coaches here are some of the kindest people. They have welcomed us with open arms, creating a community that has grown both inside and outside the gym. We are happy to call them family

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Phuc Bichvia Google

23 days ago

Honest Review of This Gym I want to share my experience so others know what to expect. First, the Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu instructor who teaches at night is extremely strict about punctuality and uniforms. I understand discipline is part of martial arts, but in my case there was a clear mistake on the gym’s end. The app told me a gi was not required for a specific class. When I showed up without one, the instructor insisted that a gi was required and sent me home — even though I’m on a month-to-month membership (around $150/month) that’s supposed to include all classes. What bothered me most is the double standard: they don’t forgive late or missed payments on my end, but I was immediately punished for an error that came from their system, not me. I respect how much time and effort fighters put into training. Anyone who’s serious about combat sports knows it’s a huge investment with little financial payoff for most people. Even well-known UFC fighters have said that many fighters end up regretting their life choices because of how much they sacrifice. That perspective matters when gyms demand strict compliance but don’t offer basic fairness in return. Unfortunately, the culture at this gym is another major issue. • In one class, a trainer asked the group, “Who’s not retarded and isn’t going to hurt me?” before sparring. That kind of language is completely unacceptable. • Another trainer told me that if I had a problem with his friend, then I had a problem with him, and that we could “handle it outside.” He didn’t even understand the situation — he was blindly backing his friend. • I brought this up to the owners. Nothing happened. The trainer was kept on staff, which sends the message that this behavior is acceptable and that there are no consequences. As for the BJJ program itself: the instructor competes and attends nationals, and some students compete as well. However, I don’t hear about placements or wins, which matters when a gym markets itself as serious and competitive. There’s also an underlying attitude problem. Some trainers act like they don’t realize who they’re talking to, pushing things toward unnecessary confrontation. That kind of ego-driven behavior doesn’t belong in a professional gym. Finally, I lost $105 on a personal training session. I tried to cancel a week in advance because I had to work. The gym had changed their cancellation process, and because of that change, I lost the session anyway. Shortly after that, a trainer again told me to “go outside” for no reason. Despite speaking to the owner and the person handling finances multiple times, I was never refunded. Bottom Line This gym has structure and intensity, but it also has: • Poor communication • Inconsistent accountability • Unprofessional language • Trainers who escalate situations instead of de-escalating • No responsibility taken for their own administrative mistakes If you’re considering joining, understand that discipline here seems to flow one way, and once there’s a problem, you’re likely on your own.

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Dmitriy Dima.LiveFitvia Google

2 months ago

Review of UFC Fit I’ve been going to this UFC Fit for 2.5 years, and unfortunately, the experience has been getting worse. The gym is never properly maintained: the trash cans are always full, the medicine balls and equipment are not put back in place, and there are often no wipes available. The shower area has a serious mold issue, and nothing seems to be done about it. On weekends, the sauna is turned off more than an hour earlier than scheduled, and the staff just says it’s because “someone puts something in the water,” instead of actually fixing the problem. They also replaced the large screen TV with a much smaller one, and it honestly looks cheap and out of place compared to what was there before. For the price of the membership, this level of cleanliness and service is unacceptable. I hope management finally addresses these issues, because right now the gym feels neglected and poorly managed.

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Yogita Khatrivia Google

4 months ago

Terry is an incredible therapist! Her knowledge of anatomy is outstanding. She starts by testing your movement, then works deeply into your muscles using a mix of stretching, cupping, and other effective techniques. Every session feels personalized and thorough. I always leave feeling so much better — she’s truly gifted, and such a kind, genuine person. I feel lucky to have found her and highly recommend her!