This facility has a good energy. Some of the students have been going for many many years. No…read morepressure. Fun to learn.

Master Wang is a humble Sifu; which is probably why he likes living in Humble, TX…read more Not only that he is great with Shaolin Kungfu and Taichi, but he is also a philosopher and honest businessman. I learned a great deal of wisdom from him and if you seek wisdom and health related knowledge, this place should be on your list of to-do's for today. Just be patient and learn. You will love this place, and of course the people... and the cats, fishes & birds. Sifu Marvin Henderson is a passionate martial artist. He will answer anything about martial arts. Sifu Barnes is also a patient young talented lethal martial artist. Watch out for Sifu Rusty Haws, he'll woop your butt if you even dare to try to mess with him. He is one of those "Strict-faced" serious teachers. Overall, if you are serious about learning martial arts, then this is the place for you. Learning progress depends on YOU as I quote from Bruce Lee's philosophies: "I fear not the man who has practiced 10,000 kicks once, but I fear the man who has practiced one kick 10,000 times." P.S. Ms. Tracy Lee is the loving mother of all cats.

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.

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

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.

My daughter is now 9 but started here a year ago and has loved every second of being a part of this…read moreteam. The coach is very thorough and an excellent Taekwondo instructor. He has helped her grow her confidence and her self esteem has come along way. Thank you so much Coach.

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.

It's been five years now. The taekwondo gym has grown incredibly. When my kids started here, I…read moredidn't realize it was fairly new (literally first year). Many of the students were from Balli's waiting for him to open. Now, as a testament to Grand Master Ahn and his staff, there is probably 60 black belts (45 kids, about 15 teen/adults). Within those, probably about a dozen moving up to second degree black belts. The color belt classes have anywhere between 15-20 kids. Although retention for martial arts is especially challenging (especially high school age), he has done significantly well as is demonstrated by the sheer numbers. What to expect from class: 5-6 minutes stretching, 20 minutes focused on group workouts (cardio, drills, etc). The last 20 minutes is focused on belt specific requirements. Tuesday and Thursday afternoons have Women's Self Defense classes, which include the TKD belt requirements and self defense techniques. Their drills include grappling, breaking holds, and knife defense skills. These are generally taught by Master Anthony. Along the line if additional options available from K-Taekwondo include K-Tribe (morning workouts which varies daily: includes yoga, HIIT, outdoor boot camp, and barre). This is with instructor Gail. Taekwondo purists, this is both in my to scoff at. Gail's yoga workouts are no joke, she makes black belts cry. Saturdays are staying busy too with the addition of Gumdo, traditional Korean Swords classes. This is taught by Master Anthony, 5th Degree Black Belt in TKD and Gumdo.

My daughter took a year of Taekwondo with Master Ahn and it was amazing to watch my shy little girl…read morestart to open up and gain confidence while learning martial arts. Master Ahn has great classroom control and is strong on form and technique, but he also emphasizes good values and works with parents and teachers to encourage (and require) respect, discipline, self control, cleanliness, good study etc. The students all respect him, but he's also very friendly and personable. His studio is clean and bright. Highly recommend this studio and instructor.

Me and my son absolutely love Rise wrestling. Coach Derrick is very knowledgeable in his sport and…read morehe's an Olympian as well!!!!! The coaching staff is 5 star and they truly give 110% into these kids. You can tell they truly care and want to see each one of them succeed. The environment is truly positive. They were also recently named the #1 gym for boys elementary school aged division. If your child is looking to join wrestling I would definitely recommend RIse

My grandchildren attend classes at Rise Wrestling and MMA. We are impressed with the…read moreprofessionalism of the coaches and the advancements our grandchildren have made. The gym is beautifully designed and always clean.

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.

Place: Great Young Staff: Great…read moreInstructors: Awesomely Great Manager: Awful! Rules : Seriously Strict (1 minutes late = $15.00 fee) Having a manager who is rude, careless, and makes you feel unwelcome ruins all the vibes. I can sense racism like no other gym I've been to. I only go here because my kids have memberships here but oh my...I'm happy when I don't see the manager at the front desk. I really hope the young staff members don't follow the manager's examples and attitudes ...just the thought makes me sad but of well..maybe the manager is the owner...if so...I'm screwed (lol) as I'll keep coming to spend my money and time with my kids

The club didn't open on time today Sept 5, 2025. At this point I don't know when it will open and…read moreI've waited 15 minutes. If the employees don't care about the business. I'm not sure why anyone else would..