We absolutely love this place. It's the community and culture that sold us. Bethany and Professor…read moreJohn are brilliant for bringing this concept to life in an industry filled with egos and pride. It gets checked at the door and everyone is welcome at this gym. Everyone who enters is held to the same standard.....and it works. Everyone who trains or visits is expected to participate from a space of love for the sport, lifting each other up through support and encouragement in growth and everyone leaves happy and exhausted from hard work. Our son is growing in character and is surrounded by others who are such a great influence on him during these really critical years. I could not ask for more.

Ralph Gracie will soon be the BJJ hub of Georgetown Tx. John Simas and Big Dan M. are great in…read moretheir instruction and technique when teaching classes. Real scenario drilling and live sparring. Clean facility to train in and great partners to train with. Having the opportunity to train with great people is in short supply. The programs offered are top tier!

Jiu Jitsu Georgetown is an amazing place. From my first day I felt completely welcome and a part of…read morethe family. Everyone is extremely kind, nonjudgmental, and willing to help you get better. I look forward to going to class every day. It sure beats the gym! My only regret is not starting sooner.

This is a great place to build the kids some confidence with Brazilian jiu jitsu! But wait - they…read morealso offer adult classes! There's little kids class, big kids class, and even a competition team. Private lessons are an option too! You could take a class 4x a week! Coach JJ is invested in his students and the parents are just as invested into this program. Come try it out and see your child gain skills and confidence you wish you had!

I've been going to Soul Fighters Georgetown for almost 5 months now and I couldn't be happier with…read moremy decision to join this gym! The Professor/Black belt is incredibly knowledgeable and made me feel very welcome. The Jiu-Jitsu classes are a great conditioning workout as well as Self Defense classes that are very practical for anyone! My wife loves it because the Professor will have Self Defense classes for only women. If you want to join a gym that all the classes are 100% instructed by a Black Belt, you need to try Soul Fighters Georgetown. I love the family atmosphere here and can't wait to get both of my sons into Jiu-Jitsu with me! I'm looking forward to my family growing with Soul Fighters Georgetown!

From the owner: Welcome to Soul Fighters Georgetown, a premier Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu academy in Georgetown, TX,…read moreoffering world-class instruction for kids, teens, and adults. Whether you're a beginner or experienced grappler, our structured classes focus on self-defense, fitness, and competition-ready techniques. Led by certified black belt instructors, we provide a safe, supportive environment to train, learn, and grow. Conveniently located in the newly built complex, The Preserve at Water Oak, we offer flexible schedules, beginner-friendly classes, and free trial sessions. Join the Georgetown BJJ community today—come roll with us!

Professor JB & Professor Kevin are excellent instructors. They break everything down so that…read moresomeone like myself with absolutely no training or experience can understand and progress each and every time. Everyone there is humble & friendly, I felt welcomed right from the start. If you're looking to get into Jiu Jitsu and/or Muay Thai, this is the place.

Been training here for years! Love this place, all of the instructors are great! This is like my…read moresecond home!

I love this gym. I love the people. I love the culture. I love the community. There are a dozen…read moreblackbelt that train here regularly. World class athletes.

I previously trained at the Gracie Humaita in South Austin. There I complained several times about…read morean individual named Creig O'Obrien. An obese white belt that would pick fights with the other lower belts on the mat and in the changing room. My complaints went unheard. I quit and over a year's time, several others quit too. They only removed him after he bit someone in sparring. Then he just went to the Humaita in Cedar Park, where I was attending the free veteran training days because I'm a Iraq war veteran with PTSD, but he would just show up to those classes too even though he wasn't a veteran. He would do it to harass me. So I quit going here too. Finally he was kicked out of there 6-12 months later. I cannot support a school that doesn't take harassment or threats of abuse from their members seriously. There clearly just shuffled him around from one Humaita school to another Humaita School. Creig is still in the community and he fights amateur Muay Thai at local bars. I cannot recommend this school because they allowed this problem into their school knowing his reputation, until he became too much of a problem for them. However I never made a complaint about him to this school. I just gave up.

Both my daughter (10 years old) and my husband attend classes at Gracie Barra RR and we have been…read moreso impressed. My husband has been attending for almost 3 years now and our daughter became interested after watching some of his classes. Next month will be a year since our daughter started and Professor Andre, Coach Eric, Coach Brayden, and Coach Stormy have been a huge influence on her and we credit them with helping her gain incredible confidence. BJJ has helped her grow so much on and off the mat in just one year. Professor Andre and the staff have such a way with the kids. Teaching them valuable qualities such as respect, hard work, discipline and leadership all while learning valuable self defense skills and the kids have fun every class! For parents of girls give it a chance! Our "girly girl" looks forward to every class and loves to show off her new skills to us. She even came to us and said her goal is to compete this year. Which I never would have thought she'd want to do. We have attended classes at the other sister schools in the area as well and they all seem to have the same quality staff there too. So if you live closer to another school you can't go wrong with any of them. Professor Fabio has done a great job recruiting an impressive staff that we are happy to trust our kiddo with.

If you're in Roundrock, Texas make sure to check out this Gracie Barra as well as Professor Fabio…read more Definitely the best BJJ Black Belt in the area as well as just a good person. When you visit this school, I'll just say you're welcome now for giving you the recommendation, because I know you'll thank me later!

Patriot is run by a wrestler and thus its mma and jujitsu have a heavy wrestling focus, which is…read morepretty hard to find around here even though north Austin is pretty crowded when it comes to jujitsu/mma. I've started completing at jujitsu tournaments again for the first time in over a decade and the way I handle myself is totally different than before. No more pulling guard or being comfortable on bottom. I'm dominating scrambles and 50/50 positions . I'm very pleased with the changes I've learned here . I'm a lot to deal with and that want the case when I used to do this as a younger man. The gym is also community and family focused so there's a ton of kids and families that attend. They throw quite a few community events with food trucks and games/etc There's now a second location in Hutto

Unsafe training, bad mats, and poor environment I walked in fine and left injured…read more I decided to try out this gym because it's close to my house. From the moment I first walked in to ask about a free trial, the atmosphere felt uncomfortable everyone looked at me like I was some kind of intruder instead of a potential new student. No one greeted me or tried to make me feel welcome. That should've been the first red flag. During training, things went from awkward to dangerous. Someone decided to pull on my heel extremely hard not even applying a proper inside heel hook or any legitimate control and I felt a pop in my knee. I immediately knew something was wrong. That one careless move left me with internal damage in my left knee. I can barely move it now and can't afford the medical costs to fix it. It's been painful physically and mentally because I came here just to learn and have a good experience. On top of that, the mats were terrible. They had almost no grip super slippery even when dry. It's the kind of surface where you can slide around during drilling or sparring, which makes it way easier to get hurt. A gym that takes safety seriously would invest in proper mats like Fuji or Zebra mats, not the cheap ones that feel like plastic flooring. I'm not posting this out of anger I just want to give people an honest warning. The environment here doesn't feel controlled, and safety clearly isn't a priority. If you're looking for a competitive but respectful place to train, I strongly suggest going somewhere else. I train at Kingsway, and it's a night and day difference still very intense and competitive, but everything is structured, the mats are safe, and people actually look out for each other. That's how a real gym should operate.

Great group of people ! Coach Shane is amazing with the kids . Stern but friendly and keeps them on…read moretrack . Really focuses on the new kids and makes sure they feel welcomed . Would advice anyone to try it out .