Love this place. A very comfortable environment. Not intimidating at all. Really nice people, great…read morecoaches. The kids Muay Thai coaches Josh & Chance are amazing. I bring my 2 girls here. One is the youngest in the class and your typical girly-girl but she loves to come to class. They both do. I've seen their confidence soar in the past few weeks. They've seen the kids BJJ and can't wait to do that as well. Highly recommend this place For kids of all ages and skill levels.

Kevin at the front is awesome. Always greets you with a smile and makes you feel like you're…read morealready part of the team before you even begin. My son wanted to try Muay Thai kick boxing and enjoys learning from his coaches Josh & Chance. Usually, at the end of training they get to play a game which is always nice & fun for the kids to unwind. He wishes he could go to class 3x a week but unfortunately we have other activities so once a week will do for now. We bought the 20 classes for $250 pass because we can't take full advantage of all the classes in a month yet. His first few days they let him borrow gloves and shin pads which was nice. We started bringing in our own. We never felt pressured to buy any of the merch they sell which is always a plus. They have more than Muay Thai here. It's a great place for kids and adults wanting to try various forms of martial arts or just to work on their strength training.

Okay, I have to leave this review because Milestone Martial Arts genuinely surprised me in the best…read moreway. I started Muay Thai here in my 40s, walked in as the only woman, and was fully prepared to feel awkward and out of place. That did not happen. Not even a little. The vibe here is welcoming in a way that feels authentic, not performative. Everyone from the coaches to the other students made me feel like I belonged from the very first class. I have been training for a while now and still look forward to every session. If you have been talking yourself out of starting because of your age, your fitness level, or feeling like you just do not fit the "martial arts type," please just go. Milestone is the kind of gym that meets you exactly where you are and helps you grow from there. One of the best decisions I have made for myself.

My children have tried every martial art type available in Las Vegas from rec centers to kukkiwon…read moreto standard franchise belt factories.. all with their own style, system, and ways to make fun but was never the right fit. From the website to the second you step into their gym, Milestone Martial Arts, Dr/Sensei Lorenzo, and Thai have impressed me with their approach and philosophy. So much so that I sing their praises to anyone interested in listening and have recruited two family friends to send their kids here. Jiu Jitsu, Judo, and Muy Thai are practical martial arts that would help in self defense.. especially because many violent situations often end up on the ground. To have a child start learning the basics in repetition and applicability with a focus on the psychology, intent, control, discipline, de-escalation, and defense makes sense. It becomes second nature. Their intent isn't to kick someone's butt and be aggressive but to have control over the situation to the point where the aggressor will be incapacitated and stop. It gives me comfort and confidence to know that my now 6 year-olds can develop the skills to take care of themselves as they learn more independence. And hey... if they're good, competitive, and can kick butt then sure let's gooooo. Milestone's youth system is rooted in child/adolescent psychology and development. Their emphasis is about taking ownership, repetition, discipline, and earning reward. They group the kids into cohorts based on age and each group progresses through their belt system on a tri-mester basis until they reach Level 4 where they join kids who have been in the program for over a year. There is no "randori" until Level 3 which is great because by then they have built enough skills and control to be competitive but also understand their body movements. Their instructors are all seasoned martial artists trained and educated in working with children and youth. They make it fun and entertaining. The best part is their meditation where the kids learn to just sit in themselves for several minutes, quite and not moving. Many parents have expressed how much it is helping their childrens' focus and discipline in school, at home, and in other activities. The whole school is very supportive and I hope they go far with their system because it is definitely one of the best.

My son enrolled here to try Muay Thai for the first time. The first class focused on drills and…read moreconditioning. On the second day, he was paired to spar with a 14‑year‑old girl who repeatedly used elbows to his head. He chose not to match her force because he was trying to be respectful. We contacted the coach afterward and were under the impression the situation would be addressed. On the third day, a 9‑year‑old was sparring in the adult class. My son (5'8", 174 lbs, and on only his third day) tried to guide the younger child by reminding him to keep his hands up. At some point, the coach felt my son made contact too hard. An adult student named Greg--over 6 feet tall and more than 300 lbs--then asked to spar with my son; my son being new and being instructed to spar with everyone accepts to spar. He struck my son hard multiple times and got a clean hit to the face. When my son asked him to tone it down, Greg responded that my son should have done the same with the younger child and if he wanted him to tone it down my son should do the same with the 9 year old. The coach later stated that he had been watching the interactions but did not step in. He defended Greg's behavior while also saying it "wasn't okay," and his only proposed solution was to talk to Greg. He also questioned why my son returned after feeling uncomfortable on day two. The coach repeatedly emphasized that this is a "fighting gym," yet allowed a clear size and experience imbalance to escalate without intervention. This environment does not appear to prioritize safety, supervision, or appropriate pairing--especially for beginners or younger participants. The coach acknowledged that if Greg had gone "really hard," my son would not have been standing, which raises further concerns about oversight and risk management. If you are looking for a structured, safe, and positive learning environment focused on skill development, discipline, and proper supervision--especially at $200 per month per person--this may not be the right fit. My son attended to learn self‑defense and gain confidence, not to be placed in unsafe or poorly supervised sparring situations.

Great gym, atmosphere, and trainers. Look no further if you want to learn how to defend yourself,…read moreget in shape, or compete.

Thankful and grateful to have found this gym. Master Aiir and his staff are patient with beginners…read more Matching advanced fighters to help the student learn in a quicker manner. As a beginner they had the shin guards and gloves to start. Judgement free training. Brought my daughter to train and she had a time. Looking forward to the next session. Thanks you Harrison for getting us taken care of.

I searched all over Las Vegas for a traditional Muay Thai gym with a Thai instructor and there was…read morenot one! Then I found Nak Muay Thai on FB and have been a student every since! My opinion, if other nationalities instructors go to Thailand to learn from Thai people then why not go to a gym with an authentic Thai instructor - Jojo Tunay

Las Vegas Combat Academy is hands down THE BEST INSTRUCTION and INSTRUCTORS! Thank you Coach Britt…read morefor your knowledge and support!! I went to a class and the instruction was clear and I felt very confident afterward!

Today I was approached by the owner, felt more like a confrontation based on his tone but that's…read morejust my personal opinion; he made it very clear my previous review is based on how I feel not facts. So I feel he's both arrogant and obnoxious when provided with feedback he doesn't agree with. I had to tell him multiple times I was done with the conversation, this was because I was uncomfortable at that point. It definitely felt like I couldn't voice my opinion on his business He explained he didn't stop the kids from running out because he was busy unlocking another child from the restroom and that the reason he seemed annoyed/irritated when he came in and yelled at us all to move our cars was because he had gotten into it with the tow truck guy outside and had them unhook a car He also explained he's not arrogant, that it's just my opinion and basically wanted to know why I felt that way, I explained I've seen him interact with others and he wanted to know who/when, which didn't seem right if this is how he reacted to my review. He asked why i thought he was arrogant and I let him know because of how he was approaching from the review I left - i let him know he was being arrogant then and there As far as my son being afraid of him, I explained it was also due to one interaction they had and he said he speaks to the kids like a coach(which I explained from my opinion/perspective it didn't feel that way) My previous review mentioned my son got ring worm from borrowing the boxing gloves and he let me know that was impossible. I explained this was a gym and it was very possible but he wasn't having it so I stood my ground as well insisting he got it there because it happened after using their gloves which isn't a problem just brought it up as a precaution didn't need to be defensive about it He let me know that if I wasn't happy I could leave, I reminded him I paid for the year and it's not like he's going to refund me the remainder of the year. He said he wasn't kicking us out just letting us know we could leave if we weren't happy As far as the AC goes, he let me know the building isn't equipped with AC. He has 4 coolers installed which are on all day from the am until closing - I explained when I left the review it didn't feel like any cooler was on as the only hot breeze was from the 42" fan, no other. The reason for the one star was his approach and how he made me feel during this last interaction. I let him know I'd like to finish the remainder of the year for my son and not have to interact with him again.

Great Jiu Jitsu training! I dropped in while attending a conference for work (I would much rather…read moreroll on the mats than roll any dice). Ribeiro Jiu Jitsu Las Vegas was just what I was looking for. Great instruction, inviting atmosphere, and respectful partners. Couldn't have asked for a better experience. OSS!!!

Amazing gym! I was visiting from SD. I dropped in for a class and stayed after for open mat. I was…read morewelcomed with open arms. Great instruction, competitive tough rounds and the atmosphere was great! Definitely recommend this location to anyone who's in the area.

This place is hands down a great place to train. If you're looking to not just compete but to stand…read moreout I would say there's no better place to attend. With big fight schools you get missed and looked over but at this facility you'll get Pro level training and a lot of one on one attention do help you grow. Of course they are through and through Fighters and will definitely push you and make sure that you find your full potential. If you're looking for a hug kisses and rainbows then this is not the gym for you but if you're looking for a family that's willing and wanting to push you then this is the place you want to go to.

Great small gym that makes tough fighters! Not for the faint of heart this place is all business,…read moregreat place for learning the MMA game with good coaches and a strong team environment. Highly Recommended!

I have nothing but good things to say about this family run gym. I've tried a good amount of "Muay…read moreThai" gyms in Vegas such as Syndicate, Extreme Corture, Muay Lao, Andrada Muay Thai, One Kicks (Chief instructor at One Kicks no showed on me), etc. While all these gyms may have good kickboxing instruction, what makes Sitthichok unique is they also work on the Thai clinch, which the other gyms did not really work on. Also Kru New teaches Thai culture with some Muay Boran, which is a bonus since it's unique and rare. This is my new home away from home for training Muay Thai when in Vegas. Come and train here with an open mind and no egos. Everyone here was very welcoming and humble. Khop Khun Khrub/Thank you very much to Kru New, Alexis, Sniper, Nico, Emil, Jimmy, Pat, and the Sitthichok family. I look forward to coming back.

best Muay Thai gym in Las Vegas. Their fighting skills are incredible, everyone makes you feel at…read morehome. They also help you with every bit of details about fighting. Best Muay Thai gym ever