I can honestly say this place has changed my life! I make the commute from the south side of town…read moreall the way to the north side every single day, Monday through Friday--and it's absolutely worth it. The women's program is incredible and truly one of a kind. From the moment you walk in, the staff makes you feel welcomed and supported. The energy in the room is empowering--women of all ages and backgrounds coming together with one goal: to better ourselves, build confidence, and stay strong. No matter how my day starts, I always leave feeling stronger, happier, and more grounded. This place has become my second home, and I can't imagine my routine without it. If you're even thinking about trying a class--don't hesitate. You'll be amazed at how much it uplifts you, inside and out.

We are going to miss MMA Uprising my son has been going there on and off for the last four years if…read moreyou need a great gym with great coaches that know what their doing Ivan and Miguel are the best with the kids and adults both are experienced in those fields jui jitsu boxing kick boxing and a lot more Miguel has a belt he's an actual mma competitor who's won belts he knows his stuff go there for the real deal holy field.. It's bringing tears to my eyes to have to pull my son out again god willing we will be back!!! This place deserves 5 stars find out for yourselves it's a gem we will miss MMA uprising!!!!

Great place. My kid loves it. Great kids program. Family…read moreenvironment and the instructors pay close attention to the kids.

Rich and Josh provide a fun and welcoming atmosphere, if you're looking to get your kids started,…read moreor want to try something new, even if you're a police officer that wants to protect yourself and others in the north side of town. Check these guys out.

Special Thank You to Kenworth Sales Company Truck Enterprises Inc. who donated to the Richard…read moreSteele Boxing Club. They understand that the gym is more than a boxing gym and is more like a community center. We encourage anyone who has the heart to donate to reach out to the gym and speak with the team so you can become a part of changing the lives of the kids!

My grandson loves this place. His confidence is returning. He losing weight and is more focused in…read moreschool.

Food was expected, not great and not terrible. For kids to go into the play area, you're required…read moreto buy Chuck E Cheese socks for $10 - so pricey. The employee supervising the area allowed a couple kids to go in a few times without any socks. It seemed like favoritism or the person didn't care unless parents were around. Overall the place was clean and safe for kiddos. I really loved that there was a hook next to the changing table for the diaper bag. More places should have a hook next to the changing table! This was my daughter's first time and she had a blast. She was enamored when Chuck came out and danced with everyone.

Terrible safety, zero empathy, and hostile management (Ross & Susan). Avoid this location!…read moreAs a loyal member of nearly a year, our family visit today was an absolute nightmare. First, my son slipped and fell hard on water and ice left unattended near the beverage station, getting his clothes completely soaked and his foot skin broken and bleeding. While he cried in pain, the nearby staff ignored him completely and only rushed to mop the floor without a single word of concern. To make matters worse, when my daughter--who is right at the height requirement--wanted to play with her friends, she was rudely and inflexibly denied entry to the trampoline area by staff with an extremely hostile attitude. When I spoke to the managers, Ross and Susan, neither offered a single "I'm sorry." Susan's attitude was exceptionally terrible. She showed zero empathy, wore a completely impatient expression, and actually turned around and walked away while I was still speaking to her. When I went back to ask for a receipt and inquire about the surveillance footage of my son's accident, Manager Ross arrogantly snapped back at me: "Didn't you already get your toys?"--treating a token toy as a payoff to shut us up. And when I insisted on checking the security footage, he actually had the audacity to tell me to "go call the police." They treat injured children and concerned parents with absolute hostility and intimidation. We aren't lacking money--we are lacking basic human decency, safety standards, and elementary customer care from this management team. Is this really "Where a kid can be a kid"? Corporate needs to thoroughly investigate and fire Ross and Susan immediately. When I tried to reason with Manager Susan regarding my daughter being unfairly denied entry to the trampoline area, she displayed the most icy, completely cold, and utterly devoid-of-empathy expression imaginable. As if her demeanor wasn't bad enough, she actually snapped back at me with this jaw-dropping justification: "I'm the manager, and I can't go in there to play, so your daughter can't either." To compare her own position as an adult staff member with that of a paying child is beyond absurd. This level of unprofessionalism and lack of basic human decency is exactly why this location is a nightmare. CEC Corporate, you need to see this.

Nice little place for intimate classes of around 10 people. There are plenty of bags usually one…read moreperson on each side of the bag. The teachers are nice and keep you pumped up. They played decent music. Nothing too heavy nothing too crazy. I just joined with my daughter. Both of us are really enjoying it. The classes are about 45 minutes just enough to get you pumped up and get your heart moving. First class is $20 to try it out and after that, you can pay monthly fee to get as many classes as you want. I recommend as many classes as you want. It's in a Shopping center, so plenty of parking. The parking lot is well lit and there's an Albertson's right there in case you need to pick up some thing that take home for dinner.

Great programs for adults and children! Been coming here for a few years now, excellent staff and…read morelessons, not only have we learned a lot but are also much fitter!

Last month I took a self-defense class sponsored by LVMPD at a different martial arts studio and I…read moreenjoyed it so much that I decided to sign up for another one. This self-defense class took place at 9th Isle BJJ (stands for Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu), which is close to North Las Vegas airport. I live in Henderson, so this martial arts studio was a bit of a drive from my house, but it was worth it! I was required to sign three different waiver forms that were emailed to me before participating. This place is in a complex that's mostly office space, but otherwise it's very easy to find off the main road. The inside is literally a warehouse, so while it was a little chilly when I first entered, I didn't feel chilly anymore once I started moving around. We were instructed by Professor Junebug (?), who owns 9th Isle BJJ with his wife. While I did have fun and got a nice workout in, at the same time it was a little difficult than the last self-defense class I went to, because most of the moves had so many steps to them and it was hard to process all of them at the same time. Three other instructors who worked there helped everyone guide us step by step and correct our moves if possible. Everybody there was very friendly and helpful and they all motivated me to continue taking self-defense classes in the future.

9th Isle BJJ isn't just a martial arts academy--it's a family. Whether you're stepping in for…read morejiu-jitsu, kickboxing, or wrestling, you'll quickly realize you're joining a community that genuinely cares about your physical and mental well-being. This academy welcomes all ages and walks of life, offering a safe and supportive space for kids, teens, and adults alike. If your child needs a confidence boost, a sense of belonging, or even a little attitude adjustment, 9th Isle is the perfect place to grow. Their commitment goes beyond the mats--they actively support the local community. Just yesterday, all the coaches came together, rallying family and friends to participate in the KLUC 98.5 Toy Drive, showing that giving back is part of their core values. At 9th Isle BJJ, you're not just training--you're becoming part of something bigger. You and your family, will feel loved and welcomed. Go visit, feel the energy, and see what makes this place so special.

Awesome gym / venue for private training sessions. My strength coach and I love being able to use…read morethis spot without worrying about 100 other people touching every weight or machine. Incredibly helpful staff if you're hosting a workshop like Zumba or yoga too.

Great gym and trainer definitely recommenedread more

There's no where like Odin's Halls. We've been going here for 2 years now and this place has become…read morea second home to us. Both my kids train, and now they even got my husband and I training. Originally we signed my son up because he was getting bullied really bad at school, he desperately needed to build his confidence. Odin's has been a saving grace for him and helped him to better handle situations on and off the mat. It's helped him regulate his emotions better, and he has something he LOVES doing and is fantastic at. Now he's competing! The coaches are amazing with kids, they just have a special way of teaching their art and these kids are complete beasts. The people here are awesome and we've made life long friends, all around an amazing place to be. I never thought I'd be doing jiujitsu, the instruction is top notch and the coaches make us feel very comfortable! We love this place! Highly recommend.

I'm writing this to inform other parents about our experience at Odin's Halls BJJ…read more My seven year old son trained there for four months. When we signed the 12-month contract, I specifically asked what would happen if he lost interest. At his age, that's always a possibility. We were told by one of the coaches that early cancellation would result in a one- to two-month penalty. Based on that representation, we signed. After four months, we decided to withdraw him because we were not satisfied with the quality of his training. When I informed the school and the owner, Steve, that we intended to cancel, I was told we would have to pay half of the remaining contract balance. That was not clearly stated in the agreement as we understood it, nor was it what we were told at enrollment. When I raised this discrepancy, Steve stated the coach had been "misinformed" and "misspoke." After I remained firm on canceling, communication stopped. That raised serious concerns about transparency and accountability. The more troubling issue happened later at a NAGA tournament. After leaving Odin's Hall, there was a break in my son's training while we searched for a new academy. He then joined Cobrinha and registered for the novice, no-submission division (white belt, six months and under training). At the tournament, we were informed that a coach from Odin's Hall contacted the organization claiming my son should be bumped up to the beginner division (with submissions) because he had trained over six months at their gym and had prior wrestling experience. This was inaccurate. * He trained at Odin's Hall for four months. * We had email documentation confirming the cancellation timeline. * There was a gap in training before he joined his new academy. * The brief wrestling class he attended was actually a requirement at Odin's Hall for their competition team -- and all of their students participate in wrestling. What shocked me most was the attempt to move a seven-year-old into a submission division when they knew they had never taught him submissions. This tournament division was specifically six months and under, novice, no-submission for safety reasons. Moving him up would have exposed him to techniques he had not been trained to defend against. As a parent, that is extremely concerning. Youth martial arts programs should prioritize child safety and development above rivalry or competitive positioning.