First, the gripes I guess…read more.. The gym has way too many things to do. When I am paying $100 a month to learn various forms of martial arts, I want to show up to locked doors and a gym that's in a 15 x 20 foot garage. Secondly, although the BJJ classes are great, it would be better if they were taught by a blue belt or even a white belt so that I wouldn't feel so insecure about going to class. Also, what's with the one female bathroom??? They don't even deserve one. In many countries women wouldn't even be aloud to train with men, let alone piss in the same building. Another major gripe I have is the fact that when it's hot, they open the front doors! WTF?!? I want sweat dripping from every foreskin and every orafice so that I can punish my opponent with more than just an arm bar or triangle (yes I am referring to my ball sweat). And what's with all those tires laying around???? I never see any cars in the back neing worked on. I don't know maybe I'm missing something. Last but not least, what's with the old bald guy teaching the muay thai classes? He seems to be the oldest guy in the gym. Half the time he doesn't even pay attention to his students. I think he has more of a crush on some of the other fighters and instructors at the gym. I could be a little jealous but I'm not. All that aside.... the place is really laid back which makes for an excellent learning environment. That's why I slapped about a million of those bumper stickers on the back of my Kia Rio. Hopefully it will help me get chicks.

its been a min sence i been there but besides haveing one of the worlds best bjj trainer in the…read moreworld and a sick ass pit u really cant find eny place better to learn how to kick but

My husband and I recently joined Shaolin Do West and have found it to be a perfect fit for what we…read morewanted in a school, both for the Kung Fu and Tai Chi classes. Even when there is a full class or a spread in experience among people in the class we receive a great deal of personal attention from Sifu Rick and the other instructors. It is a very supportive environment that still treats you as an independent adult and encourages you to push yourself to new levels of physical fitness and skill in whatever form you are working to learn at the moment. The sense of welcome among the existing students and positive environment also make it a place we look forward to going several times a week. If you like a very structured program, the progression for the belts and levels is well laid out and there is a lot of history and background of the styles worked into the classes. The instructors are also open to questions and are great about discussing and demonstrating practical applications of the katas and forms you learn at each level. While we do not have any children ourselves, we have also been impressed by what we have seen of the children classes and the instructors' ability to move from teaching the children to teaching the adult classes. The school offers regular classes in both Kung Fu and Tai Chi, spread over both evenings, afternoons, and weekends, which has made it easy to fit in our schedule. It has also been incredibly affordable and the school is very transparent about where the costs exist for both monthly fees, testing costs, and equipment. We look forward to progressing into the weapon katas and more advanced forms and would highly recommend this school for anyone looking to increase their physical fitness, work on their health and general well being, or just learn something new!

A great school for all ages and skill levels! Shaolin-do is a very interesting style, a streamlined…read morefusion of traditional Shaolin kung fu styles (it has an interesting history, if you're interested: http://www.shaolin-do.com/history.php). It is less flashy, i.e. you won't see very low or exaggerated stances like those in the movies, but it is effective, and barriers to entry are essentially non-existent. Sifu Rick is a talented teacher and a practitioner, and cares a lot about his students and their progress as martial artists. I highly recommend the school, and the art, to everyone - it's great for your body and your mind, whether you are 7, 70, or anywhere in between.

This is a great martial arts studio specializing in teaching Wing Tsun Kung Fu. They have adult…read moreand kids classes. The instructors are top notch and very knowledgeable. I highly recommend this school.

Amazing place to training, a lot of locations to choose and training during the week, coachs well…read moreprepare to instruct kids and adults!

We attend the Schertz location and have been nothing but impressed. The facility is clean, staff…read moreis friendly, Coach Sergio is absolutely amazing with the children and even adults that come in. We are so thankful for BTT Schertz and the children's coaches there. It is my favorite time of the week.

welcoming and knowledgeable coaches with an environment that's is great for all skill levels.read more

Coaches are phenomenal here. I learn something new everyday coming here. Not only are the coaches…read moregreat, but the other members of the gym are awesome as well. Everyone helps everyone Like a KMA family

First off I am one of the instructors here. Our studio is not the hardest and it isn't the easiest…read morestudio. We don't have junior Black Belts and nobody under the age of 17 can test for Black Belt. That being said, if you or your children want to learn street effective martial arts then this may be the place for you to train. No contracts, our students have fun at times and get pushed hard at other times. If you want to know more come by or call the studio for more information. Remember the best martial arts in the world is the one that works best for you.

Awesome place. If you are looking to get your kids involved in martial arts, this is the best place…read moreto do it. My Godson has been going there for a few years now and has developed new friendships and learned so much more than just martial arts from Master Lobo and everyone he has working with the students. Great environment there. My Godson has a high functioning form of autism and has issues making friends and focusing sometimes. This place has made a huge positive impact on his life. Highly recommend

I've been here over a month! And I'm loving it ! They have…read morea sign up deal and you get a month free ! Can't beat it ! Coaches here are awesome! They each have a unique style of teaching so it's cool to take multiple or different classes to get a mix of the styles they have ! Staff very friendly they are always trying to help out and don't worry about being discouraged they will make sure to make you feel better about yourself ! This group pushes my limits and takes me to deep water! That's for sure they make me dig deep and bring out my full potential. Thinking about starting some sort of form of combat ? This is the place! Pricing is good ! Remeber you get what you pay for and I feel I'm getting my moneys worth! For sure !!

DONT COME HERE!…read more First off, the pricing is incredibly misleading. There are no prices listed on the website, and when you call, they won't give you any info -- you have to go in person just to find out. They advertise a $199 starter pack, but once you're there, the price changes without warning. It's all very unprofessional and shady. I didn't even receive everything that was promised in the starter pack -- no gym bag, no proper uniform -- and they refused to give any refund or compensation for the missing items. Classes are often not taught by the owner or a qualified instructor, but by his son, and the front desk is handled by the owner's daughter. It feels more like a loosely run family business than a serious training facility. There's little consistency or structure, and when I decided to leave, they charged me a $200 cancellation fee that was never clearly explained beforehand. I wouldn't recommend this place to anyone -- especially not beginners or women. The environment isn't welcoming, and "light sparring" often turns more aggressive than it should. Overall, disorganized, overpriced, and disappointing.

un lugar excelente, con maestros super profesionales , a mis hijos les encanta , sumamente…read morerecomendado!!

I've been coming to jiu-jitsu with Josh and Steve. By far the most professional gym in town! Their…read moreblack belts are veryyyyy knowledgeable and know exactly what they are teaching. Recommend self defense to everyone who wishes to do jiujitsu and get in shape. First class is always free! Come in and talk to Steve or Josh, they will definitely help you in your jiujitsu journey!

House of Rythom is great for heated yoga. Unfortunately there is never a class without some heat…read more Even Yin yoga is heated to 84. I find that very uncomfortable and many older women probably also do. Why not offer one type of yoga without the oppressive heater? It would be one reason for me to continue going there, because the classes are good . As it stands now I can't handle that, so probably will not renew.

First time here.. I took the rhythm and flow class with Nasreen and loved it! The room was…read moreperfectly dimmed and heated just enough with a great playlist. There were cards available to pull before beginning to set your intention for your practice if you chose to do so.. a nice extra touch. The cool lavender eye towels in savasana were heaven. I'll return for sure.