Main Street is an old school boxing gym in every sense of the phrase. I have been training at Main…read moreStreet for a few days. In that short amount of time, I can already tell that Main Street is the REAL DEAL. No fluff. No games. Just work. The two-story structure has 3 rings, 15+ heavy bags, and knowledgeable trainers. There is enough parking to accommodate the staff and students. This is not a gym where the instructors are going to hold your hand. But, as a beginner myself, we are welcome. If you listen to the instructions and try your best, you will learn the proper technique and become a better boxer, athlete, and person. I also appreciate how Main Street has its own App. Zen Planner is an iPhone and Android application that allows patrons to sign-up for a membership, pay gym fees, and keep track of the schedule. People have busy lives. Anything thing that makes working out easier is alright by me.

Great gym. Cool environment. Visited from out of town and got a pass for a week. Good equipmentread more

Found this gem a year ago and absolutely love it. It might look intimidating and for serious boxers…read moreonly BUT all are welcome! Also, all the trainers are incredibly friendly. My sister and I have been doing private sessions with Diego for 11 months now and we couldnt be happier. His bright smile and scrappy attitude have made going to the gym a treat.

Excellent gym. Coaches are very skilled at teaching technique, kind, and happy to be there; results…read morein great atmosphere. Obvious that plenty of thought has gone into every aspect of classes, from the decision to start everyone with Training Camp to the content of each individual class. Management cares and it shows. Impressive establishment which I strongly recommend to any person, any skill level. See you there

I signed up for five early classes in advance. When I arrived for the Tuesday session, there was a…read morenotice on the door about rent issues, and the class was canceled. The cancellation email wasn't sent until nearly 10 PM that night. I've since requested a refund, but the owners have ignored my attempts to communicate. This level of unprofessionalism is unacceptable. I cannot recommend this location--it seems unstable and poorly managed.

I'm nervous. I have credits, but I have been trying to book a class to no avail. Nothing on their…read morewebsite, email, or social media shows why classes are not available. The next time they will be open is in two weeks, making this month's payment lost. I'm trying to give them 30 days notice to cancel my membership because it looks like they are going out of business.

Really good workout! I felt pumped the whole time. Everyone was very nice and welcoming! Mackenzie…read morewas a great instructor!

Popped into Rumble via ClassPass while visiting family in Houston recently. It's essentially…read moreBarry's meets Title Boxing -- a split-room setup with boxing bags on one side and benches/floor space for traditional strength and conditioning on the other. There's a similar concept in Dallas at a locally owned studio I prefer. It has no benches, and instead of a stage, the instructor teaches from a ring in the middle of the room. Everyone does the same block (either S&C or boxing) at the same time. That layout makes way more sense to me because: A) No matter where you are in the studio, you can see the instructor clearly. B) It prevents wasted time walking between rounds or stations. At Rumble, the setup made transitions a bit clunky, and I could tell the instructor was trying to sync the music with the workout -- like timing the beat drop with high-intensity intervals -- but because both sides of the room were doing different things, it felt off. As someone who with rhythm, that bugged me. Anyways, the front desk staff were incredibly kind, and knowledgeable. Heads up: you'll need wraps and gloves -- you can rent or buy them

This place is so unprofessional and Kenneth, the manager, tries to be intimidating and thinks that…read morewill get him new business. I have never stepped a foot in this facility but have been rudely attacked on the phone, and sent emails for "past due balance". It's a joke. My bank has been contacted and I will continue to tell people how horrible they are if they keep harassing me. There are quite a few real boxing gyms around, that are great, instead of wasting your time at this place.

I like the high-tech aspect of the gym. In traditional gyms, you have to memorize the combinations…read moreshouted out by the instructor. Here, multiple screens allow you to see the sequence, so you spend more time executing and exercising the exact combinations. The multiple types of bags and targets allow you to practice the different kinds of punches. Nothing like the aqua bag and wrecking ball to practice uppercuts. They include a round with human-like targets that move, to practice timing. They are very responsive to suggestions to improve the gym. It is very conveniently located here in the Houston Heights. And there's no better instructor around than Daesha. Hakeem's pretty good, too.

HIIT class with Bianca is amazing! You will be pushed further than you probably thought possible…read more Never a repeated routine and never a dull moment.

Excellent place to workout great instructor. Awesome vibes. Must go number 1 place in Houston.read more

Visiting out of town for work- my hotel gave me a free day pass. Super nice and clean gym. The…read morestaff were all super helpful and gave good guidance. The women's locker room is so nice- there's a steam room, sauna, and 2 hot tubs in the back. And tons of get ready stations. Overall I really enjoyed getting to visit and still get my work outs in. Their normal day pass is $60 and the membership is roughly $239 a month. But overall it was great !

For $250 a month, this gym falls far short of the "country club" experience it promises. Numerous…read moreissues I've raised with management have gone unresolved, met with either indifference or ineffectiveness. There's only one Precor elliptical--the industry standard--meaning members often have to wait while several treadmills and stairclimbers sit empty. Many hotel gyms offer more variety and equipment than this one. The only water fountain on the main gym floor has been pumping out lukewarm water for months, with one excuse after another for why it hasn't been fixed. Even simple requests, like changing a TV channel, are met with apathy. When traveling, I've used other Lifetime locations that are head and shoulders above this one. Unfortunately, Lifetime GreenStreet doesn't live up to the brand's reputation or the price tag.

I've been a client at Catalyst for over a year, which is a tribute to the quality of personal…read moretraining I receive. Here's why I love it: About my trainer: I train with Scott, who also manages Catalyst. Scott assesses your goals and develops a plan to meet them. I particularly appreciate that Scott strives to keep things interesting, which is really important for me, because I will quickly abandon a boring program. He pushes his clients just enough -- he won't let you quit too easily, but without being aggressive (which I've experienced with other non-Catalyst trainers). Scott has an encyclopedic knowledge of workout programs, which has been very helpful for facilitating workouts that do not aggravate my pre-existing shoulder injury. About the gym: Catalyst is in located on the first floor of the Tradition Bank building. There's plenty of parking in the attached garage. The studio is petite, but there's plenty of room for even those exercises that take up a lot of floor space. Additionally, we take advantage of the top floor of the garage when the weather is nice (which offers beautiful, unobstructed skyline views), the ramps in the garage, and the 9 levels of building stairways. We also run laps outdoors. I particularly enjoy varying my warm-up laps and running around the nearby museums. A lot of the workout are body-weight focused. However, there is also plenty of equipment (e.g. kettle bells, free weights, Smith machine, treadmill, elliptical, weighted balls, boxing equipment any many other things that I can't think of as I type this review). About my workouts: I used to train one-on-one (which was great), but Catalyst recently created an fantastic option for group workouts called "Open Gym." Open Gym requires a little bit more independence, as there are usually 2 to 4 people working out at the same time, each with a circuit that is designed for that individual "trainee." Open Gym is discounted from the usual rate, and it is flexible: I believe you can come in any day Monday through Friday for a set cost. Overall, this place is great, Scott is an excellent trainer, and I am really happy to have found a training gym that I don't dread visiting. Check it out!

My husband and I started training with Scott in his studio in January 2020. He is a GREAT trainer…read more We have had numerous personal trainers over the years and so we can say with confidence that he is one of the best ever. He keeps things interesting and adjusts to our needs. He is very professional and always punctual. His studio was immaculate when we trained there. When Covid happened, Scott adapted every step of the way. When all gyms had to close, we shifted to in home training. This has been the best thing ever and we plan to continue this beyond Covid. The workouts are tailored to our needs and never boring. It's amazing what he can do with minimal equipment and body weight!!! We cannot day enough good things. I recommend Scott wholeheartedly!!!