I was able to attend an open mat on New Year's Eve. I saw a post on instagram and reached out via…read moretext. I heard back quickly and was able to attend. It was a great open mat, I wish I was able to stay longer. Everyone was friendly and welcoming, the level of Jiu jitsu is very high at this academy. Got beat up a bunch and enjoyed the learning experiences. Thank you to Michael for beating me up but also taking the time to teach me as well - inside camping lesson both during the round and after. There aren't many academies that have a master walking around and mingling with their students. I was so lucky to be able to talk with master Machado and take a pic with him. He is a true legend and is such an ambassador as a master of Jiu jitsu. Thank you for the hospitality and rolls!

Cmon, the Legend Carlos Machado in Texas? This is the source of BJJ right here in the USA. Not only…read moreis he a master at BJJ, but a great teacher who cares and is an amazing human. I can't say enough great things about this academy. Just go!!!

Nice instructor clean place was fun and a good workoutread more

I have been a member of Title boxing for over a year now and I love it here!…read more William, Simon, and all of the employees and trainers are great! It is so obvious that they care about their members and take the time to get to know their members! The workouts are incredible and different from each trainer and they really help you out with technique so that you can improve every time. This is the type of workout where you get out of it what you put into it--some days I come in feeling exhausted already from a long day and try to focus on my form and then some days I come in and focus more on power and strength! If you've never tried boxing, this is definitely the place to start and keep getting an incredible workout!

When I trained here, it was a pleasure to work with them. Master Ron and Tabitha are highly-skilled…read moreinstructors and wonderful to be with. The skills that they will teach you are valuable. Also, every now and then they offer specialty course; such as disarming an attacker who wields a knife, etc. I attended one of those courses and it was great! I recommend that you give them a try. They'll also give you an excellent workout in the process---get you a six pack =)

If you are wanting to get into shape and always wanted to box (or whatever fighting style), this is…read moreyour place!! Quaint gym with friendly folks. They have a number of packages and classes to fit your schedule/budget. Why spend more at other gyms with trainers who don't even have 1/4 of the history or credentials?! Come train with the Elite! Except from their site*** Training is available in Boxing, Muay Thai Kickboxing, Jiu-Jitsu, Grappling, Kung Fu San Soo and Modern Arnis and self-defense, control and Law Enforcement techniques. This training includes punching, throwing, kicking, takedowns, locks, chokes & traps, striking, stick and knife weapons and gun defense.

Amazing small studio. The coaches accommodate every workout for me and help me along the way. I…read morewouldn't want to go anywhere else. I highly recommend this place to everyone!

From the owner: Mayweather Boxing + Fitness is an inclusive, high-intensity fitness experience developed by the…read moreChamp himself. Formulated with the perfect combination of boxing, strength and cardio conditioning intervals designed to enhance your human performance and leave you with more than just a great sweat.

I wish I could rate this place in 2 different ways. The personal trainers there deserve 5 stars…read morehands down. They are the best in their field and keep in mind your limitations (injuries) and help strengthen and condition you. The classes are awesome! It keeps you on your toes and forces you to challenge yourself. The place in general needs improvement. The toilets don't always flush properly and there is not enough gym equipment to go around. The place is not big enough to hold exercise equipment for certain workouts. Again, the trainers are phenomenal, which means big classes; which can get crowded. So, if you're working with a personal trainer and there are others training on their own using the exercise equipment when there's not enough to go around, our trainers must get creative while we wait until the equipment we need becomes available. This takes time from the training slot. Unfortunately, I had to stop going do to I have to budget myself a bit more in order to manage my finances better. It is a place worth going to when you know you can manage it in your budget. ------------------------------------------- This part is for all fitness centers that have a contract and hopefully someone can improve and change this part of the business. What I don't like is, when the contract is expired they continue to take money from you. They should be able to implement an alert to stop charging customers after the contract ends or have them send an email alert 2 months prior to inquire if they want to renew the contract. It's 2019, why haven't they implemented this yet? I know the contract states we still have to mail them a letter to tell them to stop charging after a contract has expired. I'm just hoping at some point they can stop the charge at the expiration month. If apartments allow us to remove our card when the lease is up, so should fitness centers. This is just my thought on the matter and am not sure if any one has thought of this as well.

I called a day ahead to request my free class and went the next day. They offer loaner wraps and…read moregloves. I brought my own gloves, but had left the tangled wraps at home, so I did borrow a pair of those. **if you are going to join, I'd recommend investing in your own gloves/wraps. Definitely more hygienic. Class consists of a 15 minute warm up (and it's tough), 30 minutes on the bag, and 15 minute abs/core/stretch. Each person has their own bag, you just walk over to one when you come in and lay your gloves down so everyone knows it's taken. You do not have to reserve a spot in class (I've seen this done elsewhere). Depending on where you are, it can be difficult to see/hear the instructor in the middle, so get closer if needed. They do have mics, but the music is loud. Music varies by instructor; some I like better than others because music can make or break a class for me, but that's all personal choice. You can stop to take a break/get water as needed. I signed up after that first class. They offer monthly, 6 month or annual memberships. I wasn't in the mood for another monthly bill, so I just paid in full (less expensive that way too). There are cubes in the back to store your bag, water, towel, etc. during class. Keep in mind, no one actually hits you. You do all the punching and kicking on the bag. It's a great workout and awesome way to relieve stress. Everyone is at a different fitness level, so there is no pressure to keep up with the person beside you. The best part is when the instructor comes around with the hand mitts. You are doing the same combo as you would on the bag, but for whatever reason having a person standing there makes you excited & nervous because you don't want to mess up. They have an app you can download. Use it to scan a barcode each class. On the 8th scan, you get a free pair of wraps. Staff seems friendly enough sometimes. Not sure why Yelp has their hours listed as 9am-5pm since the last class starts at 7:15pm during the week. Concerns: (1) I'm not sure that the floor mat ever gets cleaned. I know at another similar facility, they used a Swiffer type cleaner after each class. (2) The restroom has only one sink. We were all lined up just to wash our hands after class. (3) The schedule shows kickboxing on Thursdays. When I went to class, we never kicked the bag once, it was all boxing. Hopefully that was a one time mishap. Because I don't want to box every time, I like to mix it up with kicks too. On the website it lists Kickboxing on Friday at 5:45pm. However, when I went to class (expecting Kickboxing), it was something different - B Sprint, which is just a 30 minute workout (and there were no kicks). There are at least a couple other discrepancies. They really should make sure the info on the website and app are correct so members can choose the proper classes we'd like to attend. Long review, but I take my fitness classes seriously.