I trained here for a year and loved every second of it. Shawn is a fantastic teacher and the laid…read moreback classes made learning techniques very easy. Unlike other martial arts places in town who care only about your dollar, Shawn wants you to be the best. Take his KRU Muay Thai class for an awesome workout then come back the next day to roll on the mat in his BJJ class.

From the owner: Specializing in Muay Thai Kickboxing, Strength and Conditioning since 2011.read more

Took my first bag class here at 6:15 and Zach was more than accommodating! This is such a cool gym…read morewith an old school feel and Zach couldn't have done a better job of making me feel welcome and teaching me how to hit the different bags. This is definitely worth it for the workout alone and everyone should try it at least once. I hope to make time to do a month membership, and the bonus to that is they don't do contracts. Wish more places like this were around! Keep up the great work!

Sweet Z's Gym is a great place to learn how to box and spar. Coach Zach is a great teacher and the…read morewhole crew is like family! If you want to learn self defense while sweating yourself silly, check out Seeet Z's Gym!

I have a long history in martial arts and boxing, and as I get older, I turn a lot towards cardio…read moreboxing and kickboxing classes to keep up my core health and endurance. Of course nothing can replace Brazilian Jiu Jitsu in my life, but I already train regularly where both advanced kickboxing and BJJ are taught. Title is not that gym. However, recently my grown kids have shown an interest in the cardio and training from a boxing class like Title, and honestly there are few places in the Kansas City area that can provide a consistent training experience with plenty of space and bags to handle a mixed class of beginners to advanced boxers. The location is also very convenient to at least half of us. Two of my adult children asked me to take them, so I passed out gear, showed them how to wrap up and stand and hit, and dragged them in for a few intro classes. It was not a disappointing experience! I'm not in the shape I was when I was younger, and I've been down with injuries and unable to train hard at my regular gyms, so the classes we took at Title kicked my butt nicely. My girls both enjoyed the experience as well, and it turned out there was no need for me to help them (they don't want to listen to me anyway) because the friendly staff was prepped with everything from teaching basic stances and foot movement to proper strikes and technique. They even could have provided loaner equipment and they showed them how to wrap their hands. Now... I don't wrap because I'm old and calloused and set in my ways - and in my day we used to punch bare fisted until we bled out our weakness. I don't like that they don't throw out combinations by number (naming the strikes throws me off), and I don't like that there are no kicks. I'm thinking, in my grumpy old man way, that I'm the wrong student to have in class. However, I'll tell you that treating the class like a 45 or 60 minute boot camp (time depends on which class), you can push yourself pretty hard. For me it takes getting past calling out the strike names instead of numbers, overcoming my old deaf ears trying to follow the instructions over the music, and then I got a great sweat on! Lots of ab work! Burpees rock! Lots of time to focus on basic technique! And I got to do something fun with my grown kids! I'm just gonna give this place 5 stars, because *yes*, I signed up for the unlimited plan so I can keep dropping in with my oldest two kids for some bonding, and a hard workout tailored to where my body is. If I was going to take away a star it would be because the Title membership does not transfer between locations. That's disappointing. One of my girls lives right next to another location, and she decided not to make it a regular thing because she couldn't go to the closer place without asking me to add a second membership.

I've been boxing on my own for a few months and tried my first title class today. The staff was…read moregreat and the class was super. So fun to push myself to a new workout level. I usually like to try something for the first time with a friend but this time I just went on my own. It wasn't intimidating at all. I felt welcomed by all. I'm signing up and can't wait for my next class!

Incredible place to learn to box. I had no background or…read moreexperience in boxing or kickboxing. When I first tried their free class, I was amazed with the motivation they encouraged, the friendliness of their staff, and their excitement to work with you. The trainers I experienced were Mike, Shawn, and Will. They were all incredible and motivated the class in different ways. I 100% recommend all three of them. While I didn't attend a class with Jason, he was always happy to help with putting on the wraps and gloves, and improving techniques. This is definitely the place to be at.

Sundays were advertised for regular boxing, but always a surprise and turned out to be kickboxing…read more I signed-up for the classes to teach myself self-defense. I am a domestic violence survivor. I wanted to also find a way to learn how to hollow and be fast on my feet. Ironically the newest Creed movie was released the same time I was enrolled. I would go from one gym to the next participating in a sober gym club experience. I recommend Title Boxing Club and a membership to Genesis. Genesis has a weighted bag at all locations for freestyle practice and a treadmill close by. Fireworks and dancing anytime the gym is open.

Having moved from CA and not knowing anything about Overland Park, all I knew was I wanted to get…read moreback into shape. So I looked up the closest gym with the best schedule for me. I started at E3 August 2022 with the intent to just do personal strength training for the accountability. But out of pure curiosity about Brazilian Jiu Jitsu (BJJ), I signed up for an athletes challenge that included both strength training and once a week private BJJ lessons. The athletes challenge got me down over 15 pounds which I have kept off to this day. More importantly I gained more confidence and a sense of control over my body again. It surprised me how much I began enjoying the challenges of jiu jitsu and decided at the start of 2023 to commit to coming almost everyday to do both gi and Nogi classes. (Both those terms, amongst many others will start making sense when you start training). I started with the small group essentials BJJ foundation class, which helped build my confidence to do the regular classes. My concerns with starting a very physical sport in my 30s and coming from no previous martial arts experience quickly went away after adjusting over the course of a couple weeks. Everyone here at E3, from the techniques learned from my coaches to those I had the opportunity to roll with, all prepared me to compete in my first BJJ competition in May this year. The opportunity to train with top athletes from Brazil, to meet and grow with other members of the gym, and to really be part of a community that empowers individuals to feel more in tune with their body - I feel fortunate to have come across this gym. With the support of everyone at E3, you get a chance to see what you can be capable of. I truly cannot recommend it enough for anyone to try BJJ, especially with everyone here. I think the change you will see in yourself both physically and mentally will speak for itself. See you on the mats!

I highly recommend E3 to anyone interested in giving Jiu Jitsu a try -- incredibly welcoming and…read morecompetent instructors and a great place to build confidence and get a great workout in!

Great friendly staff and classes! Also a great location downtown. Would go again. Kickboxing, jui…read morejitsu, or boxing are all covered.

My experience at this gym was excellent. I got the opportunity to work with an individual by the…read morename of Stefan, who led a class for a group of young college men. This was a terrific experience. Stefan found a balance of support, consistency, and challenge. Undoubtedly, I plan to return and recommend it.

Iasha is a GREAT trainer! I went to her for kickboxing/ self defense classes and she did not…read moredisappoint. Pros: Her classes are En.Ter.Tain.Ing. She almost distracts you from the fact that you're working out with the laughter (almost. But almost doesn't count and you'll definitely STILL feel the burn x-()Plus, she is energetic and detail oriented. And even though I was a beginner of beginners (never taken a class even) she was able to work with me where I was. She works personally with you one on one and ensures you have proper form/technique/everything. She even goes into detail about why you're using the parts of the body you're using and where you're drawing power from (which helped me tremendously). I found out with Iasha that I was punching and kicking wrong my whole life lol. Cons: None. I could say a con is she kicks your potootie in the sessions but hey - that's what she's there for! All in all, I would recommend Fit for the Crowne to anyone - beginner or advanced. Though her resume can be intimidating she is truly the "King" of kickboxing.

From the owner: Personal fitness training with integrative martial arts training. Get fit while learning how to…read moredefend yourself. In home or online personal training programs available. Online program offers a 7-day free trial, check out the website!

Matt McDaniels is awesome. This palce is great. Instructors are engaging at all skill levels and…read moreages. I wish I could give it more stars