Muay Thai / BJJ Schools in Houston Area

**IamtheChitt** · 12-16-2007, 09:01 PM

Hey guys,

I just moved to the Houston area and am interested in joining a MMA class. I want to concentrate in Muay Thai and/or BJJ. I am 25 and have had no previous formal training in MMA. My main question is, since there are so many schools around here, how do I choose? What should I be looking for? Are there any schools that I have to check out that stand above the rest?

For now, I am just wanting to learn the basics and see how much I enjoy it, but I may want to compete in the future. Am I too old to start training now, and be able to compete with guys who have been doing this for years? THanks in advance for any replies.

**dvs1** · 12-17-2007, 05:56 AM

Revolution Dojo / Yves' Edwards Thugjitsu
Description: Revolution Dojo (UFC & Pride Veteran Yves Edwards & BJJ Black Belt Tim Credeur)

BJJ Revolution Team instructor "Crazy" Tim Credeur and Thug-Jitsu Master and UFC #1 ranked lightweight fighter Yves Edwards team up to present the newest and highest level Mixed Martial Arts gym in the Greater Houston area, The Revolution Dojo. We are offering classes in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, Muay-Thai kickboxing and Thug-Jitsu/MMA. Our curriculum is second to none with the highest level of instruction stemming from all of our instructors years of experience both nationally and internationally on the mats, in the rings and cages of the toughest fighting circuits known to man. With an environment that caters to the first timer's on up to the professional, we pride ourselves in offering a service that will help you achieve all of your martial arts dreams. Contact us today for unprecedented rates for those willing to commit to 6 months and 1 year training packages. This offer is only for a limited time only!

3530 Pinemont on the corner of Ella.
For more info please call 713-988-9791
or email [email protected]
and a representative will get back to you.

**Panzerfaust** · 12-17-2007, 01:23 PM

"Zimmy" lives in Houston, maybe shoot him a PM.

**IamtheChitt** · 12-17-2007, 07:26 PM

I saw Revolution Dojo on the internet and tried to go to there website, but the website seemed to be down. I checked Tim's myspace page, and it said that he was teaching in Baton Rouge at "Gladiator something or other", but was affiliated with REvolution Dojo. So I was wondering if they were still even open. I guess I will have to call.

I have seen Tim fight and am from around the same area as him. I think it would be great to train with him. THanks for the info.

Muri Thanks for the heads up. I'll try to contact him.