Colorado Combative Sports Academy

Colorado is known for a lot of great gyms. We were fortunate to find such a great place that teaches true practical skills from striking to grappling+jujitsu. Big shout out to the personable coaches who take time to help insure you're learning proper technique and getting a killer workout all together. Plus note: My little girls love training with Coach Rae! I wasn't sure how they would take to it but they love this place, as do I. Anyone interested take it from me. This is the place for all ages to come and find community in the martial arts world. Thanks to the owner Brian and Jamie for sharing your love and dedication to MMA with the community 🙏

Decide to cross train with this team. my upcoming fight first day here went good coaches were engaged with everyone in the room. Good clean encouraging atmosphere! Highly recommend!

I've been training here for a few weeks now. There are awesome coaches here. Everything from my cardio to my striking to my confidence has improved. This places extremely nice with great mats, heavy bags, a cage if you're training MMA. I highly recommend five stars

Great gym. I love the relaxed atmosphere and family vibe. Brian Daniel and his coaching crew have decades of experience in the fight game and can tailor their approach for each person’s experience level. Best of all whatever level of experience you have Colorado Combative Sports Academy can get you fights and victories.

CCSA Is Deceptive Around Membership Policies & Offer a Boring Boxing Class — Upon signing up, you receive zero paper or electronic invoice mapping out the terms & conditions of your membership. I learned this upon canceling, but apparently the membership policy is listed on their website. The co-owner, Jamie, claims she tells everybody this during the sign up process, in which I do not believe I was given this courtesy, however, it’s simply lazy not to send out a written copy. Therefore, I was charged an additional month after I requested to cancel my no-contract membership. Additionally, the boxing class (the only one offered) is advertised as “all levels adult/teen striking” however, I found if you’re older than the 7th grade, you might find it understimulating. Lastly, this is much less of a big deal, just something gross to note: even though I only attended this gym for a handful of months, not once was there ever paper towels in the bathroom. I can only imagine how many individuals just opted not to wash their hands because of that. I had really high hopes for this MMA gym, but unfortunately the way it’s managed, it’s very obvious this is a side business for the owners and not their main priority.