9AM - 2PM
865 Merriam Ave Unit #113, Leominster12 - 8AM
489 Electric Ave, Fitchburg“The best of the best! Safe, inviting, challenging. I love training with my BJJ family. Jump in, stay committed and consisten, and reap the benefits of your training.“
9 - 11AM
1175 Main St, Clinton“My daughters go here and I can’t say enough about how much taekwondo has helped them grow. They’ve gained so much confidence and self discipline through the kindness and encouragement that Ms. Janice provides. Classes have also helped them physically, mentally, and medically. Hands down one of the best decisions I’ve ever made for my children’s health and wellness.“
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55 Wallace Ave, Fitchburg“I highly recommend Prof Rick. I took firearms training with him. It was very comprehensive and enjoyable. My children and myself have been taking martial arts lessons from him as well. So informative and empowering. His has an amazing amount of knowledge that he is always willing to share. You won't be disappointed going there.“
9:30 AM - 12:30 PM
192 E Main St, Westminster“I found the school to be welcoming, professional, friendly and student-focused. Classes are kept small and individual attention is paid even in a group setting. Randy maintains a focus on each student, providing insight, coaching and encouragement. Highly recommended.“
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“I attended FMAC for years in the past, and I can say that everyone there is very nice and understanding. That said, there are a few key things to know if you’re considering it.
If you’re looking for a place that focuses solely on martial arts for self-defense, this may not be the right fit. FMAC is more family-oriented, as the name suggests. From what I remember, they ran an A/B week schedule. One week is spent on actual techniques—which is fantastic. I still remember many of those techniques today.
However, the other week (B week) focuses on forms, which are kind of like martial arts “dances.” They say this helps improve your moves, but it’s not focused on practical self-defense. I’ve seen many people, including myself, feel frustrated or even leave when they realized the focus wasn’t on constant martial arts training.
FMAC still offers a great environment, but it’s a shell of what it used to be. They used to have a massive location with two studios, a full gym, and a daycare. It was an amazing facility, and in many ways it still is.
In short: if you’re a family looking for a supportive and engaging martial arts environment, this is a great place. But if you’re someone just looking to train strictly for self-defense, it may not be what you’re looking for.“