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Getting yourself or your kids started in combat sports is awesome! Here are a few pointers to ensure that you and/or your kid(s) have the best experience possible in our gym! Dont forget to check out the mat rules at the bottom of this page!

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START WITH A TRIAL

Here at LEGACY 31, we want to make sure that you know what you're getting into before you have to spend any hard-earned cash! We offer a one-week trial for both adults, and our kids classes, absolutely free. This trial gives you total gym access for an entire 7 days, giving you plenty of time to try the classes, meet the team and members, and get an overall feel of our gym and its atmosphere. All you have to do to get started is check our schedule, pick a class, then show up 10 or so minutes early to sign the waiver, mingle, and check out the gym!

WHAT YOU NEED TO TRY A CLASS

When you show up for your first class, you want to be prepared. Make sure you are wearing athletic clothing that isn't too baggy. Try to avoid anything with buttons or zippers, and avoid jewelry as these can hurt you or your training partners. Please remember that we do not allow shoes on our mats, and when off the mats, please keep your shoes on. We do have equipment that we can loan in the gym if needed.

AFTER THE TRIAL

After you finish your trial, if you decide to join and become a member, you will have a small amount of paperwork. This paperwork will be general information, what membership you decide to go with, and the auto-draft form. When you sign up, we will explain the different packages and discounts you may be eligible for. Our pricing can be viewed here. We offer discounts to all members of the military, LEOs, first responders, teachers, and college students.

Now that you know the ins and outs of hitting your first class and getting started, make sure to follow our socials to keep up with news, updates, our fighters, & more!

You can follow the gym on Facebook and Instagram @Legacy31Valdosta

You can follow the owner @WarshawBJJ

We provide links to all of these pages here.

WHAT WE OFFER

We believe transparency and communication are a staple of good customer service and building healthy relationships with our members. Here are a few things that we think sets us apart from other gyms.

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SIMPLE MEMBERSHIPS AND PRICING

You get what you pay for at L31. We have no hidden fees for things like belt testing or promotions so there's no need to worry about random price changes or surprise charges! We also do not have contracts that force you to any commitment. We want you to want to be here, not feel forced to be here. Click here to see our pricing.

DISCOUNTS FOR (ALMOST) EVERYONE!

We offer discounts for law enforcement, military, first responders, teachers, college students, linemen, and more! We even offer discounts to ladies in an effort to encourage and support female participation in our sport! BJJ, Kickboxing, and martial arts, in general, teach valuable lessons, skills, and self-defense that should be affordable and accessible to everyone! We will work with you to build a membership that's fair for both of us!

A BROAD AND ACCOMODATING SCHEDULE

One of the #1 reasons most people say they can't train is time. Here's the good news: We made the time for you! Our schedule is vast and has something for everyone! There are classes seven days a week, multiple times a day ensuring that you and your family can get the most out of your L31 membership!

COMMUNITY AND FELLOWSHIP

We don't just want you to be a member, we want you to be family! We pride ourselves in our family-oriented atmosphere. We don't want you to be "just another person in the door". We love to help others reach their individual goals and each and every person In our gym, from members to coaches and staff, will support you every step of the way. We have a beautiful community and culture in our gym. People from all walks of life come to us to learn martial arts, reach goals, and even make friends!

MAT RULES.

Here are the mat rules and some common mat etiquette to make sure you know the norms before you try your first class.

1 / TREAT THE MATS WITH RESPECT.

-No street shoes on the mats.

-Shoes on when off the mats

-Wear appropriate and clean training attire. Avoid buckles, zippers, jewelry, and loosely fitting or overly baggy clothing.

-Keep food and beverages off the mats or nearby. Water is fine on the mats.

2 / TREAT YOUR TEAM/CLASS-MATES WITH RESPECT

-Remember that everyone is on the mats for their own journey and their own reasons. Treat everyone with respect, and respect any boundaries that a training parter may set.