Great choice for bjj and probably the best value gym you'll find in Orlando despite the big name. Big facility with changing rooms and bathrooms for both men and women, two large mats, great schedule that allows you to be flexible in your training, and a great amount of tough women (and men) to train with. Then, of course, the lovely and welcoming front desk woman, Xena.
The owner, Paul Rodriguez, is probably the most well-known and well-respected coach in the East Orlando area if not the entirety of Orlando. If you mention ATT in Orlando (there are multiple), people will automatically ask if you train with Paul and make some mention about how... read full review
August 2025
I cannot recommend this gym enough! After moving to Orlando I was looking for a new spot to train and was immediately welcomed by the ATT team with open arms.
Xena was so kind and informative both on the phone and in person when I came to try some classes. I came to train Muay Thai but ended up trying out jiu jitsu as well, both have been fantastic and I’m learning a ton! Each of the coaches are incredibly knowledgeable and always open to answer questions or work through any challenges with you. I was nervous as a total newbie to BJJ but everyone (coaches and peers) have been judgement free and all around amazing to learn from!
I used to train here. I started training again at another school (long story), but, this is a great school. I recently got therapy, something I desperately needed in my life. Unfortunately I was coming here at a time where things were difficult for me , but every now and then, I'll see a familiar face from this school, and they remember me like it was yesterday. That should be a testament to the quality of the instructor here, who has amazing jiu jitsu. His name is Paul Rodriguez. If you're a beginner, pace yourself with the schedule. Don't burn yourself out like I did. ?
Great choice for bjj and probably the best value gym you'll find in Orlando despite the big name. Big facility with changing rooms and bathrooms for both men and women, two large mats, great schedule that allows you to be flexible in your training, and a great amount of tough women (and men) to train with. Then, of course, the lovely and welcoming front desk woman, Xena.
The owner, Paul Rodriguez, is probably the most well-known and well-respected coach in the East Orlando area if not the entirety of Orlando. If you mention ATT in Orlando (there are multiple), people will automatically ask if you train with Paul and make some mention about how... read full review
I cannot recommend this gym enough!
After moving to Orlando I was looking for a new spot to train and was immediately welcomed by the ATT team with open arms.
Xena was so kind and informative both on the phone and in person when I came to try some classes. I came to train Muay Thai but ended up trying out jiu jitsu as well, both have been fantastic and I’m learning a ton! Each of the coaches are incredibly knowledgeable and always open to answer questions or work through any challenges with you. I was nervous as a total newbie to BJJ but everyone (coaches and peers) have been judgement free and all around amazing to learn from!
The... read full review
I used to train here. I started training again at another school (long story), but, this is a great school. I recently got therapy, something I desperately needed in my life. Unfortunately I was coming here at a time where things were difficult for me , but every now and then, I'll see a familiar face from this school, and they remember me like it was yesterday. That should be a testament to the quality of the instructor here, who has amazing jiu jitsu. His name is Paul Rodriguez. If you're a beginner, pace yourself with the schedule. Don't burn yourself out like I did. ?