Great facility and excellent customer service. Thank you for supporting first responders and the community.

I have been attending DMA for several years now. After retiring from almost 30 years of military service, originally, I was looking for a way to keep my edge. DMA did that...and more. It gave me diversity and added to my martial art skill sets through BJJ, Modern Arnis Filipino Fighting Arts, and Haganah. But what I treasure most is the comradery of my fellow students...and my relationship with the DMA family. It is truly home away from home...for me.

Wow! This is truly an amazing and credible martial arts school to train and learn! As an experienced martial artist, these types of schools are extremely rare. The facility is clean, and great training equipment! Coach Diaz and Coach Kayla are amazing instructors! Coach Kayla is a beast! She literally made me a better practitioner in the art of kickboxing in just a few classes! I encourage all law enforcement and/or military personnel to visit this school and signup! I will be calling this place home for many years to come! GET SOME!

I couldn't be more satisfied with my experience at Diaz MA. Coach Diaz brings an unparalleled level of expertise to every session. His dedication to teaching the art of jiu jitsu is truly inspiring. What sets him apart is not only his mastery of the craft but also his incredible sense of humor. Coach Diaz keeps the atmosphere light and enjoyable, making every class a joy to attend. I highly recommend this school to anyone looking for top-notch training and a fantastic sense of community.

Great gym. Professional staff when you need them to be, and great atmosphere that feels like family!

Best Gym ever. Coach Diaz and Coach Kayla are awesome at teaching the techniques and are very knowledgeable.

Best Matrial Arts School in Texas. Diaz and his team know what they’re taking about.

First off I absolutely love his attitude and personality! while it is professional, he’s not a robot; he creates a connection with all of his students. It fosters a very fun and engaging environment. However, it is a bit of a “big” personality and I could see it clashing with some peoples own. at times it can be a bit assertive, or abrasive but it comes from a place of teaching, care, and enthusiasm, not necessarily crudeness. And ofc, always with a smile :) Second, I saw a lot of people on here criticizing his procedures and how it was “dangerous”, I would like to address this. There is doing martial arts for sport, and there is doing martial arts for self-defense. The classes that I took were for self-defense, for I had been assaulted. When you are on the street, or you are put in a REAL dangerous unsafe situation and only do training for an ideal imaginary conditions, not accustomed to reacting when you feel a gun pointed at you, you are going to not handle it properly when it does happen. you need to be exposed to (safe) realistic dangerous situations and have your body get used to reacting to that stimuli so that it’s not unknown or foreign, so you don’t freeze or panic, and I really appreciated that in that class. I actually felt like I could be put in that position and stay calm and know what to do because of that exposure. That, you wouldn’t get in any other class. Keep in mind, I only took bjj and hagana, I can’t say if this applies to the others. But, I would say that the classes are a bit difficult and fast paced. Not really geared towards fresh ignorant beginners. And I am a very uneducated beginner hahaha. It was a mixture of different levels of experience in every class and be taught techniques that would also apply to them, so it was not very easily comprehended. While they did try to break it down, and show the basics occasionally. It wasn’t very often or thorough. It didn’t feel like an actual course with stages. I struggled a bit to follow most of the instruction because I did not have or was taught a foundation before going into it. It was overwhelming, the amount of information and pacing. I ended up leaving for that reason and am looking for a more slow paced class for bjj, but the hagana I would highly recommend. He is a very qualified and competent instructor, so I would still recommend taking a few classes and seeing if it’s the right fit. I miss taking his classes, but I just need something that fits my needs better. I might even come back! Give it a shot!

All the instructors are knowledgeable and patient. I’ve enjoyed every class, It’s a lot of fun!

Great owner, great instructors, great place. Very welcoming to beginners.