It's the best workout physically and mentally! I started training Brazilian Jiu Jitsu (BJJ) here…read moreabout 3 years ago not knowing I would make some of my closest friends! This gym has a culture that is unmatched. Professor Alex Morono and all instructors are very approachable and teach the most modern and effective practices. Do the free trial and see for yourself, you won't regret it.

Awesome place to train at. Been going there for almost 3 years already. UFC fighter Alex Morono is…read morethe head coach as well as multiple high level jiujitsu practicioners! I started my 6 year old son now and he has become addicted to jiujitsu as well!!!

The best place for you and your whole family to learn martial arts in the Kingwood area. The…read moreinstructors love teaching and have decades of experience. I would highly recommend training.

I wish I could give more than 5 stares. Renee and Jeff, have saved my life. I wish they had their…read moreRock Steady Boxing, five days a week. They have given me and my classmates so much. We are so lucky to have their program, right here in Kingwood. Today, I saw an old friend, he asked what I was doing, working out? I loved telling him, I'd taken up boxing.

The oldest AND newest Martial Arts school in the Brazos Valley. The Martial Arts Center was…read moreestablished in 1996 and moved in to its newest location in 2013. Home of world renowned Taekwondo Grandmaster Michael J Pejo II, Blinn College Self-Defense & Taekwondo classes, & Kids Club Taekwondo programs. The styles taught are Olympic-style Taekwondo, Hapkido, Modern Arnis, and MMA. Offering classes for all ages 4yrs & up--everyone has the opportunity to enjoy the benefits of the martial arts!

Great place to train and learn MMA A great group of folks…read moreto help you accomplish goals and transform yourself. Self esteem, fitness, self defense you can get it here

I ended my membership at this location after a serious negative experience…read more During that time, an instructor repeatedly stared me down during class and, on one occasion, showed up at an unrelated weight gym I was using and stared at me as I exited. A member also repeatedly followed me around in class and remained within about a foot of me even after I walked away or left the area to get distance. I raised concerns about this behavior, but I did not feel they were handled appropriately. When I raised concerns with leadership, I was told in substance that my concerns would be dismissed and that they would stand by the instructor involved. After I spoke up, I felt the situation became worse rather than better. I also tried to follow up through multiple channels because I wanted there to be awareness and oversight, but I did not receive a meaningful response. Based on my experience, I did not feel safe or supported in the training environment and felt I had no reasonable option but to leave. The experience had lasting effects on my sense of safety and confidence. Members should be able to raise serious concerns without fear of dismissal or escalation. This happened years ago, and I hope processes and oversight have improved since then.

This is one of the best things I have decided to do in my life, Im getting older and I wanted to…read morefind a different way to do my cardio other then the treadmill, I tried other gyms and they weren't a good fit, Coach Dave and team made me feel right at home, and have taught me so much, each day I get better. We have a great kids program, and a great adult program where all adults, women, and young adults will learn and be safe on their MMA/Jiu-Jitsu/Kickboxing/Wrestling journey.

It all began with a free session they offer…read more Now I've been here for almost a year and I've never felt more comfortable. Not only are the coaches very professional and welcoming, but so are the other students. No matter if you're a beginner or have some experience, you will quickly find out that all students and coaches have the same goal(s) - to get a great workout in, learn a new technique, perfect their technique, and most importantly,YOUR safety. I highly recommend this gym to anyone who wants to stay active outside of going to a traditional weight lifting gym. I promise you'll feel amazing after each class.

I can't say enough great things about this gym. It deserves more than 5 stars. The coaches are…read morepatient yet tough. There is something for everyone, at every stage of life. I am amazed at my progress in just 2 months and am absolutely addicted to this place and the people. Junkyard Fitness is my home away from home. The members and staff are family. Lessons learned are life changing. So glad I made that phone call to Brandon!!!

This gym is absolutely amazing! Not only is the facility clean and the staff friendly, but this gym…read morehas something to accommodate for all ages. I signed my three children up and they can't get enough of it. The pricing is very reasonable and worth every penny. It is extremely important to me that my children learn how to protect and defend themselves. They have already learned so much and it hasn't even been a month! This is the only facility that offers wrestling in Montgomery, and being new to the area I am extremely satisfied and excited to watch my children grow. The owner offers a free week of classes before committing to anything, which was so awesome. You have to check this gym out!! You will not be disappointed.

Kuk Sool Won of Kingwood is a fabulous organization. My daughter has been coming here for two…read moreyears. She has progressed to black belt training and is so excited about all she has accomplished. The instructors and owners are encouraging, supportive and inspire the students to be their best. You wont find a better martial arts program in Kingwood. I really cant recommend them highly enough.

From the owner: Serving the Kingwood, Atascocita, Porter communities for over 25 years, Sun Im Kwahn Jahng Nym ,…read more(8th Degree Black Belt) Master Richard Roper, is committed to building and developing children, teens and adults to become the best that they can possibly be. As a student trains to become a Kuk Sool Won™ Black Belt , they will experience progress, growth and a noticeable change in themselves both in the dojang (classroom) and in many other areas of their lives. For self defense, Kuk Sool is unsurpassed. It includes aspects of all traditional Asian fighting methods in its curriculum: Striking and kicking, throwing and grappling, joint-locking and arresting techniques, pressure point striking and manipulation, techniques based on the movements of certain "martial" animals (such as the tiger, crane, preying mantis, etc.), falling techniques and martial arts gymnastics, body protection and internal development, traditional Korean forms, traditional Korean weapons unavailable in any other type of martial arts school in the Humble/Kingwood/Atascocita/Porter Area -- including Korean sword, archery, staff, cane, folding fan, rope, and much, much more.

Great people and very grateful for their business. My son has grown and learned about his strengths…read moreand his weaknesses and how to handle both of them.

Coach McCall has been great. He is my coach's coach and always is welcoming of the affiliate…read morestudents. No egos, no bs. Be ready to work when you show up.

This is a great place the people are friendly and great they let me come time to time on a cheep…read moreprice and the teacher are chill every one they all deserve cookies

I've been going to this place for exactly one year and boy it has been an amazing place to be in! I…read moredid have reallllly epic pictures and reviews before but Yelp had deleted the previous page (the business owner consolidated the pages for all Elite branches and deactivated them so the owner can manage them 'officially'), and I have to start from scratch. Let me just say this is my background: -- I learned Muay Thai when I was in middle school but it only lasted 3 months since it was only a summer thing my parents wanted my siblings and I to do. -- In college, I took a cardio kickboxing class for 1 semester and I thought it was pretty nice but not a lot of self-defence (none at all actually!). It was taught by a really exuberant and energetic trainer and she (I believe to this day) still teaches cheerleading. Yes. My fitness instructor in college was a cheerleader coach as well!!! -- Lastly, I played college sports, so I had my coach along with my fitness trainer. They taught us how to train well and eat well. However, no self-defense discipline. Now, to the review: I ran across Elite MMA by accident since I was interested in doing martial arts again but I really needed the motivation to go to the mats. My type of work does not allow a lot of flexibility and it involves working at night, therefore, I'm usually tired by the time I get on, or lacked a lot of sleep, or I'm pretty much starving since my sleep/meal schedule is always changing. I am very good at reading people well (it's part of my occupation) and I must say I have never met such a personable Coaches like Robert and Julian. 1) They are very passionate about their students and their wellbeing --- if I ever had kids of my own in the future, I would feel comfortable having these guys train them on how to roll. I also watch Robert with his own kid, and I must say he loves him to death --- note to parents: if a man cannot manage his household in a loving way, how can you expect him to care for yours? 2) They are very active in BJJ and encourages ALL of us to continue training all year long. Robert and Julian also compete so they continuously learn new things and teach us new moves. This leads to the next topic: 3) The Coaches train us to roll SAFELY! This is very important to me since I am familiar of other gyms/fitness centres that do not care about your personal well-being, (and dare I say it!?), just want your money! If I can tell that they're pressuring me to join them, I'll just refuse their offer since my health is more important than being out of the job. 4) Accountability. When you're missing for more than 1 week, they send you an email to see how you're doing. If Robert has your mobile number, he'll make sure to check that you're ok. If I'm having difficulty going to class because of work or I'm ill, all I need to do is let them know and it will put Robert and Julian at ease :-D 5) They have monthly events going on all the time. There are competitions and belt promotions going on. Families enjoy it and are having a blast. You should check out their "Lock-ins!" There are pizza, movies, and fun games for the kids! 6) Lastly, I can't thank Robert and Julian and the rest of the guys and gals for their friendships. They promote healthy relationships in this branch of Elite (I am not sure how the other branches are like). Going to a BJJ gym like Elite is worth it if you can always look forward to meeting your classmates there. Bonus: They also have cardio kick boxing! I have not done that myself (I would but it's just overkill for me on top of what I have on my plate!) Overall, check them out and have fun! Coach Robert and Julian, (and pretty much all the guys/gals/teens) will make you feel at home. I have never regretted ever joining them and I will sorely miss them. I learned to be disciplined and to be able to take care of myself in all situations :-D