The grappling scene in Las Vegas is huge and it's very difficult to lose with ANY of the schools here in the Valley. Taking all that into consideration, I still say that Cobra Kai is simply THE place to be.  \n\nI have trained at some other schools back then (when I merely dabbled in BJJ on what was roughly an eight times per month basis) and this is my favorite gym by far. There is just a special quality that this gym has that other places don't. First and foremost, I must say that Sim Go (the head Jiu-jitsu instructor) is an AMAZING teacher; he has an incredible eye for detail and breaks techniques down in a very simple to understand (yet detail oriented) matter. He is also incredibly patient and will calmly walk you through a technique if you're having any issues. The atmosphere here is also great; everybody is incredibly nice and laid back, higher belts are always willing to help you out, and nobody here is spazzy. Sam (Sim's father) or Jenn are at the Front Desk and immediately say hello and make you feel welcome as soon as you walk in. Sam has even been known to drive visiting tourists back to their hotels after class. It definitely has that family vibe in the gym, where guys will just poke fun of each other and keep things friendly.  Everybody here certainly trains hard and strive to become better athletes, but at the same time we look out for one another and want to help each other get better too.  There are no tough guys/egos here, just people who have passion for the martial arts. \n\nNow, I will say that the gym is in kind of a grittier area of the city, but don't let that scare you.  The atmosphere and quality of training here easily override any of that stuff. Also, top name UFC fighters have been known to stop by; Urijah Faber, Chad Mendes, Johny Hendricks amongst others have come in to train here. These reasons along with the more than reasonable rates (with NO CONTRACT REQUIRED!!!) make Cobra Kai the go-to spot for BJJ/MMA.