At first I was taken back by all of the text messages. I know now my coach even sent me a video. But a thought in the back of my mind told me only people that care about you contact you a lot. Only a person that cares about your health would send a video. So I Google the address and went without a text. My coach greated me with a smile. The feeling went you walk in the door is welcoming. You just want to come in and stay a while. I scheduled my orientation. When I arrived for my orientation I sat in my car scared to go in. My coach texted me to insure I was coming. I told him I was in the parking lot. I received a message of excitement to come in. I then told my coach I was scared. He smiled and told me the worst is over. The class was awesome. I had so much fun that I could wait until it as over so I could become a member. After become a member the help never stopped. There is an app that is very easy to install and use. Any question you have is answered. They never let's you give up on yourself. It's a family I never had. Now the only thing I'm scared of is missing out on class and events.

Just past the VA Hospital, this place is welcoming to people of all walks of life.\n\nThe environment is clean, safe, and nuturing. The staff are committed to their students, their craft, and each other.\n\nThe studio is surprisingly mobility friendly, although people in motorized wheelchairs would find it difficult to navigate beyond the front area.\n\nI am most impressed by the genuine and friendly connection the staff has with everyone, including each other.\n\nIt is refreshing to see a complete lack of toxic and unnecessary competitiveness I see too often at other martial arts schools.\n\nThey give a free intro class for anyone interested in trying and several different payment options to make the decision easy.\n\nI highly recommend Rouge Combat Club for anyone looking for a less corporate and more connective martial arts experience. 🥋