So you’re thinking about trying martial arts. Maybe you’ve pulled up the class schedule a few times. Maybe our free trial page has been open in a browser tab for a week. You might be wondering: If that sounds familiar…

Absolute MMA offers a free trial consisting of three complimentary classes over a five-day period for new students living in Utah. The trial is open to both adults and children, allowing participants to sample different martial arts disciplines, including Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, Muay Thai, and Judo, without any obligation to join.
Prospective students only need comfortable workout clothes to participate, as specialized gear like a gi is not required during the trial. Standard classes feature warm-ups, technique demonstrations, drilling, and controlled live practice, with membership discussions held only after the completion of the three-class period.
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