Team quest was my saving grace.. at the worst time of my life in my most broken place, team quest…read morewas what kept my head above water. These people became family to me, to this day there are people that I still talk to. I literally don't know what to say but thank you Angie and Matt. You both made a huge difference for me and I will always be forever grateful

I will admit I am bias, this is my home gym. However it is the place that helped a few fighters…read morefind success and those names speak for themselves when describing the quality of coaching and training you can get at Team Quest. Matt Lindland, Dan Henderson, Ed Herman, Ryan Schultz, Chris Leban, Randy Couture, Matt Horwich... The list goes on. Quest has a great group of trainers and coaches, recently added is Fabiano Scherner and he has began to teach Gi BJJ. Quest currently has almost 400 members, and a good number of them are excellent training partners with a good amount of experience, which is great for getting better... or just beet up. To the other yelper who reviewed this gym; Yes there are some other great gyms out there, and it looks like maybe you should find one because the Rear-naked choke in your picture is quite sloppy. (i am just joking... calm down) Bottom line is that Quest id a great place to train MMA, good coaches, good gym schedule and good members, i just wish it was closer to my house.

I really didn't know what I was missing until I started coming to Portland Thai Boxing. I have been…read moreon and off studying different martial arts styles for most of my life. I have taken Kempo Karate, Kung-Fu at a couple of different places and Chinese San Shou kickboxing. I started at PTB thinking I knew a thing or two but quickly found out that despite a black-belt in karate and about 8 combined years of training, I have no idea how to fight. Other schools, even the kickboxing school I went to previously, are so nervous about students engaging each other one-on-one that they very rarely allow it. As a consequence you never learn to defend and counter when face-to-face with a real person. At Portland Thai Boxing I have only spent time learning skills that are applicable in a real fight situation. How to punch and kick in combination, how to adjust distance and timing and most valuable of all, how to see, read and react to an opponent. It sounds basic, like the kind of thing you'd expect to learn at any martial arts school, but in my experience it is not. I want to stress, that even though you will do one-on-one work with another student, that this is a very safe and fun environment to do so. Everyone I have worked with has adjusted to take into account that I am a beginner at this. The most experienced fighters go slow, make their strikes obvious so I can see how to block or evade and give advice on how to do it better. Kru Wijers makes sure that everyone stays under control and stresses that we are there to help each other learn, not to prove we are better. If someone is going too hard he will remove them from the class. There are men and women of all ages in my class and classes solely for women as well. This is a beginner's perspective on the Thai boxing classes. There are people at this gym who train for MMA fights and serious, full-contact, knock-out Muay Thai. I have no intention to do that myself and that is perfectly fine here, but having that level of training going on, and working side-by-side with dedicated athletes raises the bar for everybody. I can't recommend this place enough.

i feel sad to leave a poor review of a place i've never been, but therein lies the problem. i want…read moreto learn Muay Thai, and i've been checking out places all around town, looking for what "feels like home" to me. i'm also not experienced in any fighting arts, so it felt important to me to try several places. sadly, it seems classes at Portland Thai Boxing are so full or overflowing they can't manage to get back to me, or they don't care/don't want my business for some other reason. i've tried emailing them twice (one week apart) from different email addresses. i've also tried DM'ing them on Instagram. they seem to have the time to make IG posts and stories but haven't bothered responding to my DM. i would have jumped at the chance to sign up for their unique 6-week fundamentals program. this place was recommended to me by a friend who is a local fighter and very passionate about it, but i guess i'll never know.

I came here with no experience and found a community of awesome people that were excited to teach…read moreme. They have a weight room in the gym which is also a huge perk. I took muay thai and jiu-jitsu classes and I have been very happy with deciding to come here.

From the owner: Go Hard MMA & fitness is a Mixed Martial Arts gym that specialize in Boxing, Jiu Jitsu, Muay Thai,…read moreMMA, Wrestling, Kajukembo

We love this place! Jeremy is great! He teaches the kids a lot more than just taekwondo. He focuses…read morea lot on respect as well.

This MMA class has helped my children on many levels. Focus, self discipline, exercise, fun... the…read moreinstructor is phenomenal. He reaches the kids on their own level. There are several class times available and they always mix it up and have a blast. My kids beg to come and can't wait for the next session. The lessons are always creative and teach more then just kicking and punching. They teach listening, focus, respect, building good habits... it will benefit them for their lifetime. I highly recommend this business.

Austin is a great coach and trainer, I had an injury and had to take a break. I'm looking forward…read moreto going back!

This is an excellent Mixed Martial Arts gym that teaches boxing, muay thai, jiu jitsu, MMA, and…read morewrestling. The coaches all have a lot of experience and the price is more than reasonable.

THE best gym in the PNW to train MMA, or a single discipline like boxing BJJ Muay Thai or…read morewrestling. I joined this gym when I was 16 years old, fought 19 times as an amateur and they just turned me pro in boxing and mma. I'm now 1-0 in both, won my MMA pro debut last November and I truly believe this gym can make me a UFC champion. Even if you are just training for fun or self defense, come try a free class! Guarantee you'll love it.

I've been training here for a couple months BJJ and a little Muay Thai; This gym is truly…read morefantastic. The facility itself is huge and clean with so much space. The BJJ classes are attended with often a good balance of every skill level and the instructors are all amazing people who are truly talented. There are tons of different personalities so no matter what you are looking for... they probably have it. Training at this gym has become one of my favorite parts of the day and the only reason I am writing this review is because I'm so excited for practice tomorrow.

Leroy was a very good trainer. He was patient and taught footwork and the mechanics of punching and…read morekicking and also we did conditioning work. I very much recommend Leroy and Aloha kickboxing.

Aloha Kickboxing is an awesome place to train--Coach Leroy brings the perfect mix of skill,…read moremotivation, and patience to every class. He really knows how to break things down so beginners feel comfortable, but he also pushes more experienced fighters to level up their technique and conditioning. The gym has a welcoming vibe, great energy, and a community that feels like family. If you're looking to get in shape, build confidence, and learn real kickboxing skills,

Echhovalor is great! First time trying kickboxing and boxing and it was amazing! Highly recommend…read more The people were all so nice and helpful. The atmosphere is chill, and the classes are a good length

I have been going here for a few months now and could not be happier…read more The owner, Pheonix, and his coaches are simply amazing. They're very approachable, helpful and give you a hell of a good work out! The others that workout here aren't mean or competitive with one another ( unless helping training for a fight ). I feel super comfortable here even with NO background in MMA or Boxing. I've learned a great deal, and really enjoy coming to the classes.

I've been training at this gym for 2 years now. They are very professional and highly skilled. They…read moreaccommodate to your skill level and take you from amateur to fight ready level. I improved my overall skill set, strength, conditioning and confidence. Started with just one class a week and now I go there every day. Coaches are very patient and take their time to teach you the right techniques. They offer multiple classes like boot camp, boxing, Muay Thai, Jiu-jitsu. Whether you like to have a consistent gym routine or want to learn martial arts this is the place to go in all of Hillsboro/Portland area.

Martial Masters is a friendly, welcoming, and most importantly a motivating environment. I…read morestarted there two years ago. I am a complete beginner and was instantly welcomed and made to feel at home. Which is what this gym has became to me, my second home. With hard work my skills have improved and have lost over 40 pounds. Thanks to all the staff and other members. T

The coach's here appear to really know what they're doing. I attended throughout summer of 2023 and…read moregot addicted. It doesn't take long to see and experience the family/comradery from being part of the group. You learn a lot in a short period of time without the training being too intense. Joining was easily one of the best decision of my life. After the first two weeks to a month, I felt better than I ever had in a very long time, and I was over-weight at the time. Tips for the guys - turns out ladies like the physic of those who do jiu-jitzu - trust me. There are also several other options for training.

I trained there for a month. Great experience. Coach Carson knows what he is doing. People are…read morefriendly there to welcome amateur like me. They have just started their training facility, I wish them best of luck.