I've been with Aces Jiu Jitsu Club since its launch, and this is truly the best place to train sand…read moregrow - awesome and revolutionary techniques system, great friendly and motivational staff and team. I love their new location in Pflugerville. It's not only convenient for those of us who live in N. Austin/Round Rock areas, but it's really spacious and lots of natural light. Brand new mats with huge rolling area.....LOVE IT!

I joined after seeing a promotion advertising three free months. After getting more details, I…read morelearned the offer required paying for a full year up front, which was not how I initially understood the advertisement. After enrolling, paying the signup costs, and purchasing required gear, I attended classes for a short period (month or two). During that time, I experienced multiple illnesses due to what I can assume a dirty/uncleaned Matt setting and ultimately had an interaction with a coach/member that caused me to discontinue training entirely. The coach informed me that another member was uncomfortable with me. I repeatedly asked what specific behavior I had engaged in so I could understand the concern and avoid repeating it. I was never given an explanation. As a new student, being told I made someone uncomfortable while not being told what I had done left me feeling embarrassed, confused, and unwelcome... I was so excited to belong somewhere and finally get back into something I used to love doing, and it turned disastrous very quickly for me. The following day, another coach acknowledged that the conversation could have been handled differently, which confirmed for me that the situation was not addressed well. When I later requested cancellation, I felt that my concerns were entirely dismissed and the focus remained on blaming me, and contract enforcement and termination fees rather than addressing why I no longer felt comfortable attending. This was my personal experience. Others may have had a different one, but I would encourage prospective members to thoroughly understand the contract terms, cancellation policy, and financial commitments before signing.

Love it , I have been going for over a year and still have something I need to work on , the…read morecoach's are the best, great way to stay in shape with cardio and to learn how to defend. Not everyone can do it right away but if you stay focused you can do it , it's not like home you can have fun but you have to take it seriously

RGRR provides a welcoming community with excellent instruction. They have something for everyone…read morefrom young kids to adults. My whole family comes and trains here! The coaches are patient, knowledgeable, and highly skilled. The gym itself is spacious and clean. There are restrooms and changing rooms. Parking is plenty at this shared strip mall location. Pricing is good for the area and one of the most affordable. Overall, Renzo Gracie Round Rock is the place for anyone interested in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, fitness, self defense, life skills, camaraderie, and health.

Both my daughter (10 years old) and my husband attend classes at Gracie Barra RR and we have been…read moreso impressed. My husband has been attending for almost 3 years now and our daughter became interested after watching some of his classes. Next month will be a year since our daughter started and Professor Andre, Coach Eric, Coach Brayden, and Coach Stormy have been a huge influence on her and we credit them with helping her gain incredible confidence. BJJ has helped her grow so much on and off the mat in just one year. Professor Andre and the staff have such a way with the kids. Teaching them valuable qualities such as respect, hard work, discipline and leadership all while learning valuable self defense skills and the kids have fun every class! For parents of girls give it a chance! Our "girly girl" looks forward to every class and loves to show off her new skills to us. She even came to us and said her goal is to compete this year. Which I never would have thought she'd want to do. We have attended classes at the other sister schools in the area as well and they all seem to have the same quality staff there too. So if you live closer to another school you can't go wrong with any of them. Professor Fabio has done a great job recruiting an impressive staff that we are happy to trust our kiddo with.

If you're in Roundrock, Texas make sure to check out this Gracie Barra as well as Professor Fabio…read more Definitely the best BJJ Black Belt in the area as well as just a good person. When you visit this school, I'll just say you're welcome now for giving you the recommendation, because I know you'll thank me later!

Pragma Jiu Jitsu welcomed me and encouraged me to see what I was capable of doing physically and…read morementally. It has been an honor to take instruction from Professor Daniel De Andrade.

My 7yo had his first official martial arts training here last week. Its especially tough cuz he was…read moreintroduced to take the class on his trial day, full on. Having been taught never to lay a hand on someone, especially girls, let alone pushing and grabbing, along with tumbling is still a learning process, but mostly positive. Its most difficult because he doesnt know what the martial arts is about. I even dont. Its not anout a knock out or hurting. He learns a move a day and may be repetitive the following day. But its not like karate where you might learn a move, repeat that quick motion, and move on. It had to be learned and almost instinctual. There are steps to follow for the move to be purposeful. Its difficult for my kid amongst others to comprehend and learn and that I (and theirs) need to pay attention from the narrow seating area to recreate at home to get the most of the teaching. Overall a good experience. Waiting to experience the Texas heat in the small space with large attendance. Btw, if you want "Brazilian" Jiu Jitsu, you'll get the emersive accent and light language barrier if you can handle it. Quite authentic culturally in this small local business. They seem to be very people loving, relaxed, yet strict with their dojo behavior as expected. I would actually appreciate more obedience and respect training like original japanese jiu jitsu.

Great gym and coaches. Been going off and on for a few months now and there's a great sense of…read morecommunity and clear instruction. Would recommend to anyone looking for a solid MMA gym in Austin.

Solid team and trainers with a a few active competitors/fighters. Female owned as well.read more

We absolutely love our Free World Jiu Jitsu Academy. The professors are attentive and extremely…read moreknowledgeable. The gym is clean and well-maintained. Our whole family is learning a priceless skill. While being surrounded by the support of a loving community. I would totally recommend that everybody gets their family involved in learning this skill.

This is a great place to train. The instruction is great and the gym is clean. Training partners…read moreare concerned about safety and there is a positive community in the group. There is something for all levels. I travel to Austin for work often and I always come by to learn and get some rolls in when I'm in town.

Great enviroment. I am in my 60's and needed a place to go when everything shut down for Covid. The…read moreplace was extremely clean and did health checks before you entered. Lin has really improved the place with AC and heat, even though working out in extreme temperature was not bad either. What I am trying to say is, anybody is welcome and BJJ is probably the best whole body work out there is. If you are considering BJJ then Sinister BJJ is the place for you.

My son usually attends the Tuesday and Thursday class at 5pm. It usually runs past the hour and…read morecontinues into kid friendly games. I love that. Like right now I'm watching and they've finished promotions and on to games at 6:12pm. Adult classes start at 6:30 so they're never pressured on time like most other gyms/classes.

Just checked out a trial class, great gym! Group plus individual instruction from a black belt and…read moresome great rolls at the end