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You come to FF to learn how to fight, no bowing or belts here. You can learn: Boxing, Muy Thai, and BJJ. I come for the MT and BJJ and the instruction is phenomenal. If you are a beginner, advanced, or somewhere in between, this place is for you.

Lookswise, it's not the City Fitness of MMA gyms, but it's a fully functional gym with a boxing ring and octogon.

Weekdays is about drilling while Saturdays is open mat sparring/rolling day (at whatever level you want, newb to elite).

First time coming in here and was happy with my first time experience. Antoine (not Larry) is a good teacher and a real G.

Joining Fight Firm as a novice to the sport of MMA, I did not know what to expect. Immediately, I was treated with respect and given straight forward advice. I signed up for both 1 on 1 training sessions as well as the group classes- not only did I learn a tremendous amount in a short period of time, I also did so while having the best workouts of my life! Devon and Al-B are great instructors who truly care about their students and are vested in their success. They do a great job of integrating different talent levels during the class so that everyone is put in a position to improve.
Whether you're a pro fighter, starting out, or trying to get back in shape- I highly recommend Fight Firm

I've been to just about every MMA/Boxing gym within a two mile radius of Center City and Fight Firm is hands-down the best MMA training facility in Philadelphia. It is the real thing. I have been a member for two months now. My favorite class is boxing fundamentals class with Alby (sp?). It is a workout AND a learning experience. Devon, who is actually an accomplished MMA fighter, teaches Muay Thai and he makes training in a violent sport FUN. I like that it is a beginner-friendly gym. At first I was hesitant that I would have to fight someone the first week but I was quickly put at ease. I never have to actually fight someone but if I am confident that I will can kick someone's a$$ if I ever needed to defend myself.

If you are looking for a nice polished gym like LA Fitness, then Fight Firm probably isn't going to be the place for you. They are not a "commercial" gym and do not pretend to be. I strongly recommend Fight Firm for anyone serious about getting in shape, learning how to fight, or both.