Found the school to have a rather big ego with an out-of-date style of martial arts. The BJJ is only supplemental by a blue belt holder who has only trained foe a very short period, hardly helpful. Might be a decent place for young kids though, but not serious martial artists.

I have to strongly disagree with Costra if thats your name, I appologize if I spelled it wrong. But MIKA offers a ton of different things if your not interested in Isshinryu style, which may be old but offers a real style with real technique opposed to the flashy “zena warrior princess” crap that you will see at most tournements. Isshinryu offers real technique and situations that would help you if attacked on the streets, trust me the flashy stuff may win tournements but it will not protect you.But again if this is not what your interested in then they offer a MIKA fit program aswell helping those who want and need to loose weight reach their goal. Classes like cardio kickboxing and Mat max (more extreme work out)
MIKA also offers Brazilian Jiu Jitsu and just as Rob Pushard stated it is taught by a first degree black belt, Brant Perkins, tuesdays and thursdays at 730. Brant has won 5 Pan American Game Championships. MIKA also has Aaron Blake teach Mondays at noon. Aaron was promoted to blue belt by Helio and Royce Gracie in 1998. He recieved his purple belt in 2001, his brown belt in 2003 and his black belt in 2005 all from Joe Moreira. And now he is a second degree black belt in brazialian jiu jitsu.
So as you can see and should see for yourself this is an exceptional gym. With the two highest brazilian jiu jitsu belts in the state of Maine.

Yeah, they don’t have a great reputation locally. Huards is awesome!