Gym around San Jose, CA?

[focker26]

I just moved to San Jose and was hoping that some of you fine individuals would be able to give me some good insight as to where I can train around here.

 

[pittfrog]

I'll go out on a limb and suggest this place:
American Kickboxing Academy - Contact

Dave Camarillo teaches there.

American Kickboxing Academy San Jose MMA - American Kickboxing Academy

Class times:
American Kickboxing Academy - Javier Mendez

 

[focker26]

Thanks for the reply. I probably should have mentioned that AKA was the first place I thought of, but 200 bucks a month is a bit out of my price range for the time being.

At the moment I am just looking for a place that I can stay in shape and keep my reflexes sharp without dropping too much cash. Once I get a little more on my feet I would love to train somewhere like AKA.

 

[Spoonman7]

frank shamrocks school is closeby in San jose as well, and I do not think he charges $200 a month to train. Try looking there.

 

[MrPissant]

Caesar Gracie's place is in Pleasant Hill/Concord, but they're hush hush and closed off to most people.

There's a place in Tracy (about 45 minutes from San Jose barring traffic), called Charlie Gracie's JIu Jistu, but there's questions that he's a real gracie. From what I undestand, they ahve solid BJJ guys there though, but nobody again knows about he credentials.

Fairtex in San Francisco has quality instruction for 300 a month.

 

[GZUS]

Yeah Charles Gracie Is Totally Legit, Good Place To Train In My Opinion. I Was There For A Month When I Was On Leave.

 

[tf]

AKA is a good place. I dropped in there once and they were all real cool. Plus, Dave Camarillo is awesome.

Claudio Franca has a school in San Jose as well. His guys always do well in tournaments.

There is no question regarding Charles Gracie's legitimacy. He runs a ton of BJJ schools but Tracy from San Jose is at least an hour on a good day.

 

[GroundWorkz]

..In the heart of the Bay Area, take your pick.