10th Planet Jiu Jitsu Boulder

“I came in town from IL and was training at 10P Lombard. Drew welcomed me and I felt like I was at home. Great dojo, Drew is very knowledgeable and a really cool guy. He has a very clear way of transmitting his knowledge when he reached. I was there for the electric chair position and I would say that after 10P Boulder I was a bit better then before boulder. If we can become a bit better everyday that’s a great accomplishment. Go here, you won’t be disappointed!”

“Super accommodating! First day I walked in, I felt like I was welcomed by everybody. Drew is great, and reasonable. Definitely recommend.”

“I started training here a few months ago and was instantly hooked. Drew is a great teacher, his instruction is clearly communicated and he takes a personal interest in everyone's progress. His students are kind and are always willing to help the new guy. The training space is high quality and clean. It's been a great experience and I encourage anyone interested in learning BJJ to check it out!”

“10th Planet Boulder is a great no-gi BJJ gym. Drew Ash is an excellent instructor who cares about his student's success and is one of Eddie Bravo's black belts. I've been training here a bit over 2 years and have grown a lot. Everyone is friendly and takes care of their training partners. They also take gym cleanliness very seriously which I appreciate by cleaning and sanitizing the mats after every class. They are very helpful to beginners but also cater to the higher belts so everyone can get better at the level they're at. I'd highly recommend joining!”

“Trained here for ~1 month while working in the area…felt welcomed since day one. Couldn’t have asked for a better group of peers and athletes to roll with. Drew is incredible. Super straightforward and deliberate coach with a great interest in giving attention to each individual as much as possible. I wish that I never had to leave but I will come back one day for sure. If you’re on the fence about it, just get in there and give it a shot. Smaller numbers in the gym will give you the confidence to try what you’re learning but also to ask questions from higher belt students.”