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

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.

We had a friend that mentioned ILKB at some point in 2022, and we decided to take a class in early…read more2023 because we were looking for a unique fitness activity to experience together. We tinkered with it (once a week, maybe) for the better part of a year until my wife announced that we'd be taking a 6 week fitness challenge offered by the gym on April 1st, 2024. To say thing accelerated at that point would be an understatement! Results from the 6WC are undeniable. My and our experience is that the community, support and culture is unmatched. You get out of it what you put into it, but if you DO put forth some effort you will get a TON back. Forever grateful to ILKB Beaverton for introducing permanent and healthy change to our lives.

Super fun way to get in shape! Burn calories in a supportive environment with accountability…read more Nutrition and meal planning available. I'm excited to start this journey. Alex was super informative and explained the class schedule and everything the gym has to offer.

Best gym ever! You will get a great workout, learn new skills and meet some truly amazing people.read more

I am not from here, but was in the area visiting a friend. Though I'm not a regular, all the…read moreinstructors and students have been welcoming since I walked in the door. On top of the great atmosphere, the instructors and lessons have all been top-notch; every class I went to, I was able to learn and utilize something new. Simply put, this place is the epitome of the best side of the martial arts community.

This is a great gym. Here are a few things that stood out to me compared to other BJJ places:…read more -Very clean (mats and hygiene protocol) -A ton of mat space -Multiple programs (gi, no-gi, kickboxing, classes for children, etc.) -Advanced coaches, including several MMA fighters -Open 7 days a week

My oldest son has been taking classes for a couple months. The 2 kids' coaches are great.read more

I signed up in the Beaverton location and it was a mistake…read more the young woman was all " we love new members and will even text you to get you motivated" and basically, she lied. I needed to move my "intro" appointment to another dsy and when I texted back ... no response. I tried calling the number in the website and it was wrong. I waited a day or two, texted again and again no response. when I decided that $139 a month was too much to pay to be ignored, I went into the Beaverton location and was told I needed to cancel on line. I enjoyed talking to a human who could have done it as they can register you in person but you know, customer service. so I went in line and can't access the info line or the membership line to cancel. so now I was charged an additional $139 to KOT be able to cancel. I know cancelling memberships to clubs is difficult. I am very disappointed that the hype and false advertising was really just that. Hype And false advertising. I have never posted a review on Yelp but decided that this lack of customer service and fake enthusiasm warranted a review. I would not recommend i love kickboxing Beaverton for anyone.

Love the energy all the instructors give! Great work outs too! It is a community not just a workoutread more

This gym is a great place for girls to build confidence and strength! Sarah, the coaches, classes,…read morecamps, activities and students helped my 11 year old daughter build her confidence and strength. She was a shy and soft spoken person and became a person who is more confident and seemed to break out of her shell. She even had opportunities to help and teach others in her Ninja Girls classes Thank you G.I.R.L.S gym!

I came to this gym never having tried kick boxing and not being in great shape. I have never…read moreenjoyed working out, and this was the first place where I did. I felt incredibly welcomed and not at all embarrassed. The classes are extremely accommodating for all skill levels and the instructors could not be kinder or more encouraging. They foster such a wonderful atmosphere of learning and belonging while also providing an incredible workout. I'm so sad I moved away and can't attend anymore; every other class I've tried has been 95% workout/cardio and 5% actual kickboxing, but GIRLS Gym truly got into the fundamentals and know how while also providing an awesome work out! I will forever remember the incredible girls I met here and what they taught me.

Impact coaches have no learning structure or idea what they are doing. With no plan, the…read moreinstructors ask what the kids want to learn and end up trying to teach "arm bar from half guard"... that's not a thing, and anyone who even allows such incompetence in instruction shouldn't be running a gym. Will not be going here to learn anything about jiu jitsu!

In 2007 and 2008 I used to attend Capitol City Cage Fights (CCCF) in Salem as a spectator, and then…read morelater as an announcer for a few fights, which featured mostly amateur MMA fights with the occasional pro fight. It soon became apparent from watching the fights and interacting my with the fighters during the CCCF bouts, the technical skills of the Impact fighters (from various Oregon Impact locations) were a standout amongst the other gyms that had fighters competing. Their averages for wins were above the rest. I also never observed an Impact fighter show up ill-prepared or overweight. Impact's professionalism and discipline was apparent; and their fighters were great ambassadors for their brand and the sport. I haven't kept up with the Oregon fight scene in a long time. A lot has happened over the years including the successful spreading of Impact gyms down from Portland to Sherwood, Newberg, Salem, and McMinnville. In 08 I became a dad & money/time became extremely tight as I sought other entrepreneurial ventures. I trained occasional with friends or my bro-in-law when I had a chance but never Impact. Years later around 2017, still a cop, I started at the Impact location in Salem training off-and-on always having phenomenal experiences. I would also train BJJ separately with some of my cop buddies. Fast fwd to today. I haven't trained with Impact in a couple of years (not Impact's fault), but I continued to train with weights and work on the heavy bag to keep up some level of grappling conditioning in view of Impact training sessions at the Courthouse gym they operated out of. I will say this about Nic Gilardi (Salem owner). He is dedicated to his coaches, students, and their betterment. I've seen how the children's, women's, Muay Thai, boxing, BJJ, and MMA specific classes are all run. What I have seen consists of good folks all working together to get better where egos are expected to be checked when one steps on the matts (read the signs they have posted). It's also worth noting Nic Gilardi (Salem Impact owner) has also devoted his own personal time to training law enforcement officers. For those that don't know, as a former 'defensive tactics' (title for law enforcement's version of martial arts, so to speak) instructor (which doesn't make me anything special by the way), when the public sees what they deem as excessive force, it's generally a result of a poorly trained cop who panics and use poor techniques when faced with a physical fight or resistance out of their comfort zone. Good training like what Nic offers for cops to take part in during their off time directly results in more cool-headed confident cops, who can more efficiently and safely take a resisting subject into custody, vital for the wellbeing of the public especially in the bipolar political environment that at times can be at odds with law enforcement. I digress.. but will say one more thing. Some people gripe about the price BJJ gyms, but I will say Nic is a self made guy who scrapped his way up to earn and continue to earn his BJJ black belt plus a few stripes while dealing with all the trials and tribulations of being a business owner including during COVID. Salem Impact continues to help people become better people. Current estimates are that only .0006 % of the world (maybe 50,0000 out 8.1 billion people) walk this earth that have a legit black belt in BJJ. His instructors have put more time into gaining their ranks than it takes to get a bachelor's degree, with a few who have more time in than it would take to get a PHD, with 3 black belts having been created in the under Nic. For those who don't know who are used to seeing 10+ black belts walking around in kata-based 'traditional' martial arts dojos, developing 3 BJJ practitioners (all of whom have humbled me on the mats in a way where no ego was involved that made me better) is a huge feat which contributes to the Salem-Keizer community as whole. Their presence quietly and humbling walking amongst us makes our community safer. The level of expertise offered is at bargain compared to other specialized trainings found in the professional or corporate world. Training in BJJ or any worthwhile martial arts that includes sparring made up of more than just katas (not talking trash on katas) makes better humans and is a great antidote to the Victim mentality that has become a cancer in today's society(my views do not necessarily reflect Impact:). It's import to note, I have no dog in the fight in regard to Impact. I have not talked to Nic in a couple of years. I also have nothing financially to gain by this post. Whether it's with Impact or somewhere else... Get your kids and yourself signed up. OSS!