Highlights: Members only · Competition team
Looking for 10 Hands Fitness + Fight Sports in Philadelphia, PA? It's a Brazilian jiu jitsu academy at 20th & Market St entrance to the right of Starbucks, rated 4.8/5 across 51 Google reviews. Below: programs, schedule, pricing, reviews, and how to book a free trial.
Rated 4.8/5 across 51 Google reviews.
Absolutely the best gym in Philly! I can't say enough good things about this place. From the moment I walked in, the people are welcoming, and the trainers are on point. Whether you're a beginner or just trying to get in shape or a serious fighter training for a fight, this gym has everything you need. The coaches are incredibly knowledgeable and genuinely care about your progress. They push you hard, but in the best way possible. The workouts are intense, well-structured, and never boring. Especially, the morning HIIT workouts taught by Anthony of Philly Fitness Xperiment. The facility itself is clean, well-maintained, and has all the equipment you could ask for: weights, cardio machines, heavy bags, speed bags, a boxing ring, and more. What really sets this gym apart, though, is the community. It’s a no-ego, non-toxic, all hustle environment where everyone supports each other. You walk out feeling stronger every time physically and me
There are a lot of options in Philadelphia for people to pursue their fitness goals. I spent years at different gyms trying to find a good fit until I discovered and committed to 10 Hands. Randall (owner) is a world champion in his craft and the dedication he poured into that achievement has bled into his training philosophy. I sincerely find myself more athletic and confident since joining this gym about 6 months ago. Additionally, there is NOTHING that this gym doesn’t have. There is ample weightlifting and cardio equipment along with boxing heavy bag areas and even showers, lockers, steam rooms, etc. If you want to step it up a notch the gym also offers HIIT classes and various instructional classes which dive into the specific techniques of striking. There have been some weeks where work and personal life is stressful and all I need is a place to hit a bag to some music in a room full of people doing the same. Sometimes I just opt t
My daughter-in-law (26) brought me (62?!) to 10 Hands yesterday for my very first Muay Thai (Thai-style kickboxing) class and it was great! 10 Hands is a hidden gem that you need to check out—because if you’re reading this, you’re probably looking for a place to work out, learn or spar that has all the equipment you need—and then some. Arriving downstairs at the check-in desk, owner Randall introduced himself right away & was dialed-in to learning what brought me in, what I was looking for. An experienced fighter and a smart, encouraging and effective instructor, Randall is attentive to making both the more experienced people in the kickboxing class & the newbie feel challenged yet capable. And he has wide-ranging good taste in music. I get the sense that he tailors everything to the preferences & abilities of his students, with an eye to proper form & safety. 10 Hands is spacious and secure—and there are lockers in the dressing areas.
I’ve kickboxed for about 5 years and been an avid group fitness class enthusiast for about 9 years. No other gym has compared to 10 hands in terms of the effectiveness of the workout, the muscle and physique gains, and how much better I am learning to fight versus all the other gyms I have attended. The secret sauce is in the impressive array of workouts (muay thai, boxing instruction as well as bag work classes and HIIT), all of which have upleveled my skills in a way I didn’t think possible. I’ve attended boxing and kickboxing in many of the big chains and nothing compares in terms of actually teaching you how to fight without hurting yourself. And I have never been in better shape I my whole life, despite being an active person for most of my adult life. I’ve been in gyms in many many cities both in the USA and around the world. Nothing, nothing, nothing comes close. Treasure this gym, Philly, it is truly a gem.
I’ve been boxing off and on for a long time in multiple cities, and 10 Hands has been by far my favorite place to box. First of all, the community is large and full of people who are interested in boxing and MMA but are also friendly folks. It’s also not dominated by a bunch of dudes, which is nice to see. The instructors are top-notch and willing to discuss technique, both in terms of offense and defense. Highly recommended for people who are looking to get fit, find community, and/or looking to learn combat sports.
I am 53. I starting going about 2 1/2 months ago. I have gone to just the heavy bag boxing and kickboxing classes which are high intense 45-50 minute classes. I have lost 21lbs so far. I go about 3 times, occasionally 4 times per week. Its great because while its a class its your own bag and it helped me in the beginning to pace myself because I was very fat and out of shape. The best part is they have weekly billing option and I can pause and restart my billing if something comes up which is peace of mind I am not paying for something I may be forced to not use for a week or two.
10 Hands Fitness + Fight Sports is at 20th & Market St entrance to the right of Starbucks. Call (215) 372-7964 to confirm class times or book a trial.
10 Hands Fitness + Fight Sports doesn't publish pricing. Philadelphia BJJ typically runs $150-$250/month for unlimited. Ask for a free trial so you can test the room first.
Competition Team, Self-Defense, Muay Thai, Kickboxing, Boxing, Striking.
Head instruction is led by Randall Pogue.
Beginners are welcome. Use the trial class to watch a fundamentals or all-levels session and meet the coach before signing up. No experience or gear needed for your first class at most Philadelphia gyms.
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