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Tumfo tu Movement Masters

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2370 S Trenton Way Unit A
Gi
Friendly Atmosphere17
Beginner-friendly15
Good Instructors15
Kids Classes5
High Level3
Clean1
Open Mat1
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2370 S Trenton Way Unit A

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About the Gym

  • Training Schedule:

    • - Gi classes available upon request (Movement Masters)

    - Nogi classes not specified

    - "1st Step Series" (3 sessions total, first session free) at Tumfo Tu and Movement Masters

    - Intro - Orientation (6 sessions total, includes 2 free Traditional Training sessions)

    - Traditional Training: unlimited monthly sessions after completing Intro training

    - Skill Levels and Training Intensity:

    - Beginner level in "1st Step Series"

    - Focus on personal growth through meditation, breathing, relaxation, and movement

    - Unlimited intensity for Traditional Training post-intro

    - Facilities and Amenities:

    - In-person classes at Ebanmu (location not specified)

    - Meditation, breathing, relaxation, and movement techniques available as part of Tumfo Tu discipline

    - Pricing and Membership Options:

    - Free first session for "1st Step Series"

    - Unlimited monthly sessions for Traditional Training after Intro

    - Enrollment or membership options available through an "Enroll Now" button (Tumfo Tu)

    - Unique Aspects or Special Features:

    - Emphasis on personal growth, self-awareness, and mindfulness

    - Focus on the mind-body connection through meditation, breathing, relaxation, and movement

    - Tumfo Tu philosophy promotes awakening intuition and integrating it into life activity

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    What Reddit says about Tumfo tu Movement Masters

    1 verbatim community mention from r/bjj and city subreddits, unedited, positives and negatives alike.

    >When you first started, did you feel this way? everyone sucks in the beginning. BJJ is hard and grappling is incredibly foreign to untrained people. if it wasnt hard, it wouldnt be worth learning. and dont worry about feeling awkward or worrying if you are taking extra time or needing extra help. none of us learned on our own, so we owe it to others to pay it forward >How long did it take for you to actually overcome the fear of like hurting someone? I feel like that kind of holds me back a little because I am pretty soft in my movements with the person, as oppose to being aggr source, 2018 ↗

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