Comments on: The Training Edge http://www.findmmagym.com/mmagym-newyork/the-training-edge.html Looking for a Mixed Martial Arts gym near you? We are your #1 MMA Gym finder. Sun, 12 Feb 2012 08:36:39 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Sam http://www.findmmagym.com/mmagym-newyork/the-training-edge.html/comment-page-1/#comment-49160 Sam Thu, 11 Aug 2011 15:59:21 +0000 http://www.findmmagym.com/?p=13280#comment-49160 Total McDojo. They teach Muay Thai and BJJ now because it's popular, but the teachers never actually trained or competed in those styles. So... what qualifies them to teach? If you want to spend a LOT of money and put in NO EFFORT for your black belt.... this is the place for you. Total McDojo. They teach Muay Thai and BJJ now because it’s popular, but the teachers never actually trained or competed in those styles. So… what qualifies them to teach? If you want to spend a LOT of money and put in NO EFFORT for your black belt…. this is the place for you.

]]> By: Claire Camann http://www.findmmagym.com/mmagym-newyork/the-training-edge.html/comment-page-1/#comment-32923 Claire Camann Tue, 15 Feb 2011 21:12:38 +0000 http://www.findmmagym.com/?p=13280#comment-32923 When I first started going to The Training Edge I thought the instruction was great. Everyone has a good attitude and it's a very positive environment. However, the classes are ran more like aerobic fitness workouts then actual martial arts classes. A little annoying, but it was still fun. My main beef with this school is the bait and switch technique they use. When you first join you pay a high monthly fee. Then after being there and enjoying yourself for 3 months, you must then pay an additional $100 a month to continue into the "black belt" program. When I was there the cost of membership and the black belt program together were $200. Sound like too much for an aerobic workout with a little bit of fight training? I thought so too. When I first started going to The Training Edge I thought the instruction was great. Everyone has a good attitude and it’s a very positive environment. However, the classes are ran more like aerobic fitness workouts then actual martial arts classes. A little annoying, but it was still fun.

My main beef with this school is the bait and switch technique they use. When you first join you pay a high monthly fee. Then after being there and enjoying yourself for 3 months, you must then pay an additional $100 a month to continue into the “black belt” program. When I was there the cost of membership and the black belt program together were $200. Sound like too much for an aerobic workout with a little bit of fight training? I thought so too.

]]> By: John Elmore http://www.findmmagym.com/mmagym-newyork/the-training-edge.html/comment-page-1/#comment-16252 John Elmore Wed, 30 Jun 2010 20:54:11 +0000 http://www.findmmagym.com/?p=13280#comment-16252 I am a 53 year old Attorney. I joined the Training Edge four months ago and I am now in the shape that I was when I was 35 years old. The instructors are very knowlegable and enthusiastic. The students include 17 year old high school football players, Correction Officers, constuction workers, police officers, attorneys, housewives, college students and ministers. The facilities are top rated. The instruction is very practical. I know that with the training and conditioning that I have received so far "I can still bring it". I am a 53 year old Attorney. I joined the Training Edge four months ago and I am now in the shape that I was when I was 35 years old. The instructors are very knowlegable and enthusiastic. The students include 17 year old high school football players, Correction Officers, constuction workers, police officers, attorneys, housewives, college students and ministers. The facilities are top rated. The instruction is very practical. I know that with the training and conditioning that I have received so far “I can still bring it”.

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