Like most 'MMA' gyms in the area, it's not a real MMA gym. Rather, it's a kickboxing style gym,…read morewhere -like most other gyms- try to sell its name by placing 'MMA' as a marketing strategy. My buddy did a trial in here because he and I had the same interest in checking out the gym where the former OneFC fighter, Kevin Chung would teach. Unfortunately, I wasn't able to attend, but my buddy attended here and was surprised at the guy's attitude.
My buddy used to train at the gym (left there years ago but cross train every now and then) where Kevin got fired from (without pay or notice or something unfair like that). Then, when he tried to check out the gym, Kevin wouldn't even let him train at first, because my friend used to train at the place where he got fired from (he probably thought that he was a spy or something ridiculous). Kevin's own defense, according to my friend, was, "Hey, I know you. You train at that gym (where he got fired from) and under him (the previous gym owner), right? Well, you can't train here. I don't like him; he's a greedy, fake pastor and a business owner. You aren't allowed to cross train here." On top of this, Kevin would say stuff like, "You move well and you are very technical. You should come in again and I want you to fight one of our guys. He's a good size for you." I heard many positive things about Kevin, which was the main reason why we both had an interest in swinging by here. But, I didn't expect him to be this rude to anyone, especially someone as nice as my friend who would never go into someone else's gym to either spy or disrespect the very gym owner. After this initial visit (this was like a year or so ago), my buddy stopped going there because he didn't want to fight anyone in the gym, and when he told me this very incident, I wanted to share how you shouldn't judge the book by its cover.
Kevin, from what I've heard (from my buddy and other friends) and seen (via IG and/or FB public posts), seem to be very technical and a decent coach. However, when it comes to his personality, you'll be super surprised how arrogant and egotistical this guy can be. The gym doesn't even offer full-MMA program (there's no grappling and there's no 'mma' team practice), and for him to behave like he's the best thing the world can offer makes you just wanna pray for apocalypse now.
Yes, he's a decent coach, but at that point, it doesn't even matter how good your coaching skills are or how good your fighter resume is. It's truly unfortunate, but that type of mentality would only lead you to burn multiple bridges. I personally recommend The Old Boy to seriously start reading books, like "Ego is the Enemy," "The Obstacle is the Way," and "The Tribe."
If you simply want to enjoy your martial arts journey, I highly recommend you to go somewhere else.