Best Martial Arts and Combat Sports Classes in Ventura, CA

“The schedule is full of available times to train and there is something for everyone-- from the newest white belts to seasoned black belts, kids to adults, hobbyists to competitors.”

“I have been training in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu for 20+ years and *highly* recommend Paragon BJJ to anyone who wants to learn the "gentle art" in a safe, friendly, fun setting.”

“The group of students that train with him are welcoming and friendly, and I would recommend this gym to anyone at any training level as a place to learn.”

“Classes vary in size but there are plenty of instructors on hand so students get the attention they need.”

“Training at the park has enhanced our practice.”

“Under the great supervision of Grand Master Shin, from Master Chad Moore, followed by Master Nickie Quan, Master Ryan Hoyle and now Master Daniel Shin, I've had the guidance and teachings that I needed.”

“All workouts are broken down into different fitness level and coaches always go over scaled/modified movements which is important to people who are new to Cross Fit.”

“He does an amazing job with not only teaching taekwondo, but also overall physical activities for the kids that keep them involved and interested on a daily basis.”

“Whether you're just learning about jiu jitsu, you've had some sort of martial arts training, or have trained for years, this academy is welcoming to all!”

“Coach Brian is one of the best coaches no matter what skill level you are.”

“If you are thick skinned, can follow instructions, like working out in a rugged environment in a small, close knit group, and want to get results, Transformation Fitness is the right workout place for you.”

“It's awesome!”

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