By far one of the best work-outs I'll ever have. I'm…read morecompletely new to Muay Thai and this is the best gym I could've started off at. Josh, the coach, is patient and always very helpful. There's no pressure to be perfect, the training is to your speed. There's a variety of classes offered with different times/days reach out today! You won't regret it IG Handle: sitthongsai

We love this amazing gym. Kru Josh is so humble and a great teacher. His team are all talented and…read morewe are so happy to find this place

Great strength and conditioning workout - I also love the isometrics/mobility training. Thanks…read morePatrick!!!!

Reading my old review makes me sad because the overall vibe of this gym took a turn for the worse…read morestarting in late 2025/Jan 2026. The usual cleanliness of the mats took a decline. The family business vibe that kept me for 6 years was minimal. The owner (Patrick) turned into a MAGA keyboard warrior. I avoided Patrick's classes because it was 45 min of stretching and 15 min of workout. Coach Kirby's classes kept me going since my strength gains were worth it (and you don't need to take your shoes off for strength training lol). There was no point in coming here after the last certified personal trainer quit their strength program and more women gradually left. I would rather drive more to train at a different gym (more than one Muay Thai & strength gyms exist in Sacramento) than come here. I don't mind the cost as long as I am in a clean facility and the vibe is worth it. The only reason they have one star left is for Coach P. - he is a good Muay Thai coach and a rockstar. I didn't really go to Coach Rocci's classes until last year, but the few times I did his music was the best for sparring. Pro tip: use a different personal FB account to post political content where gym members can't see them. Regardless of whether people agree/disagree with your views, there is a level of professionalism needed if you want to be a successful business owner.

Awesome dojo! Looking forward to taking another BJJ class soon. The coach was so professional and…read moreknowledgeable, most importantly has a valuable perspective. I travel a lot and feel lucky to have stumbled upon this high class facility for only a 15 dollar drop in fee. I wish I took some pictures like a class photo because my training partners were so warm and welcoming totally felt at home in the gi class. Oss.

**This review is based solely on the BJJ class and my observations about the facility for their…read morenight classes** I was in Chico for a week due to work. I had messaged this gym on my interest in doing a drop in for a day or two. I received a response back with no issues. The place was easy to find and had parking around the perimeter. I walked in and was greeted by Jason (the owner) and Valerie. They were both very welcoming and all smiles. After the waiver, Jason took me on a quick tour of the facility. The upstairs was like a recreational room with a TV and a couch, with some locker rooms. I noticed it was very clean and well kept. You can over look the gym from upstairs. Downstairs, after passing a hall way with more locker rooms, you arrived at the main training room. One giant room to fit a boxing ring, a large area of mats (where we did our BJJ class), and a workout room of free weights and a large rig for pull-ups and squats. Brandon is their black belt instructor and he was very welcoming and enthusiastic when he teaches and talks. Great energy even though he taught a Muay Thai class just prior to BJJ class. A standard BJJ class on warm ups, followed up with instruction and positional rolling, with live rolling. I did noticed that Brandon goes around the class as he assist and watches his students drill the move of the day. I had no issues with rolling with any of his students or him. Everyone had great attitudes. *Observations of the gym* I did noticed there were times that Valerie would walk around to clean equipment or windows. This shows that they care for the gym and members. I'm not sure if they have showers. This gym does have a nice 'family' vibe to it, but I did not see any kids or know the policy of having kids around. Overall, great place to visit or to become a member.

Great class the coach was knowledgeable and helpful. Positive feedback and positive communication…read moreof corrections of form. The location was convenient and clean and spacious. My concern would be at night it would be enough light since it is in the back of the building. The outside of the building somewhat not welcoming. I didn't know where to go except I saw the logo. I was a little confused if the two buildings were the same or different businesses. If there was a banner or bigger logo sign I would definitely have no questions about where to go.

Extremely Disappointed... This was my second attempt to attend a boxing class here and both times…read moreit was closed, despite the schedule on their website, ClassPass, and Instagram saying there would be class. The first time, the owner told me to always check Instagram for updates, so I made sure to do that last night. Today, I showed up again and found the doors locked! I re-checked their Instagram only to see that they posted just before midnight about a cancellation today. It's frustrating because I was excited to try a boxing studio so close to home. It takes motivation to even get the confidence to try a new boxing studio, let alone get there and give it a second chance. I'm not willing to give it a third chance after wasting so much time and energy. The owner needs to be more on top of things. Update the schedule online and give more notice of cancellations; not just post last-minute on Instagram.

Latasha is a former professional fighter that opened a Muay Thai gym in Chico. My kids have been…read moreattending for about a year and have learned great technique and self defense. The classes are challenging for them and have increased their endurance and strength. Latasha is patient with new students and gives positive encouragement to everyone in the class. They also offer private lessons and fitness classes for people of every level of skill. I'd highly recommend giving it a try!

I remember stepping into the gym for the first time, overwhelmed by the noise, heat, and apparent…read morechaos. Now it feels like a second home. Under the leadership of Kru Rick, the atmosphere is welcoming, respectful, and inclusive. I started at rock bottom. Exhausted and carrying extra weight, I couldn't manage a single push-up, yet I was treated like part of the team from day one. The coaches are knowledgeable and offer thoughtful feedback. Classes are challenging and fun, and the people here are wonderfully supportive and encouraging. I started for physical fitness and stayed because Muay Thai has had such a positive impact on me mentally. A year and a half flew by and I'm down 30 lbs and feel stronger and more confident in my body. Muay Thai is healing. I've had a rough several years, and training has helped me work through fear and other difficult emotions. Over time, I've become more resilient and grounded. I genuinely love this sport and it has changed me in ways I didn't expect.

I brought my son in for a trial and he absolutely loved it. He was dripping in sweat. Kru Rick was…read moreno pressure, he explained how it works and the prices. It was all definitely worth it. Unfortunately the drive was further than I thought and he did let me know of a closer place to me which I found very honest and upstanding. I did not sign up at this time but would recommend them to anyone and possibly may return in the future.

Coach Lino has created an incredible club here. It's amazing what he's managed to build in just…read morethree short years. Coach and his team provide really insightful and hands-on instruction. He's made an environment that is really supportive of all types and abilities, that still makes you want to train as hard as you can. The good culture in the club really shows in the chill and welcoming attitudes of the people that train there, too. A great place to build up your MT skills at any level. If I lived in Sac, I'd train here every day. But as it is, I'll just have to limit myself to the occasional visit.

I enrolled my son at this establishment just shy of a year and couldn't handle the way the kids…read moreprogram ran anymore. The coach has ZERO patience for children and let's them get under his skin very easily. The idea when enrolling a child in a gym is to have them let off some energy while obtaining some basic Muay Thai skills. His idea of discipline is to waste not only time but money sending them to kick a bag for 30 minutes. Not to mention he only has class 3 days a week for roughly 40 minutes. You can enroll your child an exit away where they charge you less for not only more Muay thai, but coaches that actually care about the littles, have patience for them, and WANT to see them improve in the sport. If your interested in watching your kid practice and it's hot outside, you better be prepared to sit in a room that's just as hot. The whole time in the summer there wasn't any ac so you have little kids practicing in 100 plus weather while parents have to sit there with them. Older kids and young adults may be ok with all of this but in my opinion, its absolutely no place to sign your child up.

We had the honor of visiting endgame training center today. It was a good experience. It was a…read moregreat experience. The endgame team was nice and welcoming.

Very family oriented. My son's been attending their Muay Thai classes for a few months. His…read moreinstructors are super sweet & patient. They teach a hula class Saturday mornings. I'm shy, but I'll attend a class soon. I'm slowly starting to get outside my comfort zone :)