Gracie Barra Westchase Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu in Houston Tx

La mejor escuela en Texas para aprender artes marciales mixtas , he estado aquí por unos 7 años aquí te van a tratar como familia tus hijos van a aprender defensa personal excelente escuela

Excelente ambiente y excelente entrenadores

I’ve been training Muay Thai with Alexis Chavarria at Gracie Barra Westchase, and it has been an incredible experience. Alexis is a phenomenal instructor who truly cares about his students’ progress. He’s highly detailed when it comes to technique and timing, breaking down each move so that even the smallest details are perfected. His dedication to the art of Muay Thai is clear in every session, and he consistently pushes us to become better fighters. If you’re looking for a coach who is passionate, skilled, and committed to your growth, Alexis is the one to train with!

It took me some months to decide where i wanted to train, I have never done sports in my entire life. Even though I've only been training for a couple of months, I can see the improvement. The staff is so helpful, and the environment is so welcoming. Alexis is an excellent, intelligent coach. The way he structures his classes helps you understand and advance in your techniques. He is very persistent, and he is always pushing you to your limits. I hope to stay training with Gracie family for many years ,and I'm grateful you guys helped me develop appreciation and love for martial arts. I truly recommend Alexis as your muay thai coach!!!!!

My review is for Muay Thai/Cardio Kick Boxing courses and the facility. I did not take BJJ or wrestling. The facility is clean and the staff are very helpful. I spent 2 years hear, first doing Muay Thai then I switched over to Cardio Kick Boxing. Muay Thai can be good if you find a class you enjoy. Some classes are very full and others are very empty. It depends on the time and who's teaching. The down side is that the evening classes have different instructors on different days, and this can get frustrating since they teach different styles. One instructor might do a more traditional muay thai style, and another would do a style that's like a hybrid with boxing. So if you want to show up daily you either show up to the earlier classes, which have a consistent instructor or you have to accept that you're going to have instructors that teach conflicting styles and just be flexible. As for the cardio kick boxing, I ended up preferring this because the instructor for that time of day is consistent, so you know what to expect from them, and I felt like I was getting a great workout from showing up to these classes. There are several different instructors, each dedicated to a different time slot, and they each have a different style of class, but all of them were keeping me on my toes and pushing me to my limits. The classes were definitely worth the money and time to improve my fitness.