Bam Bam Martial Arts Houston
Gym Stats
Contact Information
Address
4007 Bellaire Blvd II
Reviews
About the Gym
- No specific schedule is provided for any program.
- Types of Training:
- Programs include Gi, Nogi, self-defense, physical fitness, and character development.- Skill Levels and Training Intensity:
- Kids' Program:- Focus on character building and leadership in a fun and safe environment.
- Adult Classes:- Emphasis on improving fitness, confidence, and practical self-defense in an injury-free setting.
- Family Classes:- Aim to build confidence, improve physical fitness, and promote teamwork among family members.
- Facilities and Amenities:
- Studio Location: 4007 Bellaire Blvd II, Houston, TX 77025- Website Available
- Pricing and Membership Options:
- No specific pricing mentioned.- Offer of "WEB SPECIAL" for new students to try out classes.
- Unique Aspects or Special Features:
- Family-owned business style setting a unique gym atmosphere.- Emphasis on practical moves and proper technique, especially in kickboxing training.
- Attitude program offers material for guiding family meal time conversation and improving decision-making processes.- Reviews:
- Positive testimonials highlight improved confidence, focus, and overall well-being among participants.Class Schedule
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What Reddit says about Bam Bam Martial Arts Houston
7 verbatim community mentions from r/bjj and city subreddits, unedited, positives and negatives alike.
That is CRAZY! GB Westchase was a great school...had one of the best wrestling clubs in the Houston area. My son made state his senior year training there. Olympian and other great coaches, many state champs and kids who went D1. Had an ADCC finalist. The BJJ school was also incredibly successful, from what I saw. Classes were always packed. Terrible, terrible tragedy. source, 2026 ↗
negative
He was my professor while I was living in Houston I got the call while I was out in Thailand and it broke me. source, 2026 ↗
neutral
i'm so sorry for your loss. by all accounts he was a great man and well respected in the houston community. i know on reddit people like to dump on gracie barra but gb westchase was truly something special. i went to the roger gracie seminar there and everyone was so welcoming (i was one of handful of people not from gb). and i know of a lot of people not under gb that would cross train at westchase. this is a true loss for our community. source, 2026 ↗
positive
GB gets a lot of flack, but Houston has some great instructors from that network. Pablo Silva used to be under them as well, but went his own way with great success. Brian Marvin used to be under GB too until switching to Renzo's and is now expanding schools and affiliations rapidly. Renzo Gracie Lake Houston or Renzo Grazie Huffman might be close for you. You'll find many other options inside the loop. source, 2024 ↗
positive
The best NO Gi Gym in Houston is The Darkside Jiu Jitsu. It’s owned by a Dean Lister Black Belt. I train there. It’s a very fun and competitive gym with great instruction and they/we are the cities best leg locking gym. It’s not inside the “loop” but i promise it’s worth the drive. I would say it’s one of the Better NO Gyms in Texas but those New Yorkers just claimed that title with the 2 gyms in Austin. What belt are you? source, 2023 ↗
positive
Trained/visited at 3 different gyms in Houston. BJJ only gyms in Houston has high level athletes all around and $150-195 is about what you would expect to pay. Pablo Silva’s gym is high quality instruction and competitors but Pablo won’t give two shits about you as an individual unless you are high level competitor—he tells this you in class as well. If your circumstances change and need to contact him for pausing/canceling membership, he is very unprofessional about it and will purposely ignore you for weeks. Beware. source, 2022 ↗
neutral
Revolution in Houston has the best deal IMO after training at schools all over Houston. $150 to train at 4 different gyms. Only issue is contracts source, 2022 ↗
positive
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