Outdoor space
The spacious outdoor workout area includes machines, dumbbells and an MMA ring, and one visitor found it rarely crowded.
TKMMAFIT
Dubai Internet City
TKMMAFIT is a fitness and martial arts club in Dubai Internet City, with indoor training areas and a spacious outdoor workout space. Reviews highlight boxing and MMA sessions, plus rooftop machines and an MMA ring for people who want more than a conventional gym routine.
Reputation Score
4.5
★★★★★
633 ratings
Source: Google Maps
The Good Stuff
Combat training
Members can join boxing, MMA and wrestling sessions, with beginners describing the coaching environment as welcoming and supportive.
Serious atmosphere
Reviews describe a focused training crowd that includes boxers, gymnasts, calisthenics athletes and bodybuilders.
Helpful staff
First-time visitors report friendly welcomes, clear answers and tours that help them settle in quickly.
Free parking
A review reports up to two hours of free parking for members, which is useful in this part of Dubai.
Long-term community
One member who has trained there for five years says the coaching quality stayed consistent and the community feels like family.
Tips for a Better Visit
Go off-peak. Try visiting outside peak hours; one review says crowding can be noticeable even though the gym has plenty of equipment.
Try first. Use the free trial offered through the website before committing, especially if you are new to combat training.
Check parking. Ask about the parking arrangement before training; a review reports two hours of free parking for members.
Choose cooler months. The outdoor terrace is especially appealing in January and February, so plan rooftop workouts around milder weather.
Bring essentials. Consider bringing your own towel and water, since visitors have reported that these were not provided.
Observe kids class. If booking children’s boxing, ask about class size and how much individual practice each child gets before paying.
Plan the visit
Practical details
Al Shatha Tower - 9th
Al Sufouh - Dubai Media City, Dubai
| Mon | 6:00 AM – 12:00 AM |
| Tue | 6:00 AM – 12:00 AM |
| Wed | 6:00 AM – 12:00 AM |
| Thu | 6:00 AM – 12:00 AM |
| Fri | 6:00 AM – 12:00 AM |
| Sat | 6:00 AM – 12:00 AM |
| Sun | 6:00 AM – 12:00 AM |
Popular Mentions
boxing classes
Boxing classes are described as beginner-friendly, with members saying other participants were willing to teach and help.
Refuel Café
One member highlights the Refuel Café for healthy refreshments after training.
Charcoal Garden
The Charcoal Garden is mentioned as a place to eat during major fight nights or match days.
boot camp
A Saturday boot camp is mentioned as a free weekly group workout.
Common Concerns
Loud music
A recent visitor found the gym music so loud that AirPods Max with noise control could not block it.
Kids classes
One parent reported 25+ children per boxing class, with long waits between turns and limited trainer attention.
Hygiene gaps
Reviews flag toilets and mats as areas needing more frequent and stronger cleaning.
Peak crowds
The gym can become crowded at peak hours, which may make equipment and indoor training less comfortable.
No towel
A visitor felt disappointed after paying for a day pass without receiving a towel.
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The Bottom Line
TKMMAFIT is a substantial fitness and martial arts club in Dubai Internet City, particularly appealing if a standard indoor gym feels too limited. You can use the outdoor workout area, join boxing classes, or try an MMA/Wrestling class; reviews also mention machines, dumbbells and an MMA ring on the rooftop-style outdoor section. The outdoor space is the clearest differentiator, with open training room and Dubai skyline views.
The mood is energetic and training-focused rather than purely social. Reviewers describe knowledgeable, supportive coaches and a welcoming community, including one member who has stayed for five years. A free trial is available through the website, which is a useful way to judge the atmosphere and class format before committing.
Members have also reported two hours of free parking, while the Refuel Café provides healthy snacks and drinks according to one review. There are practical caveats. Peak hours can be crowded, some visitors have found the indoor area disorganised, and recent reviews mention loud music, cleanliness issues with toilets or mats, and day passes without towels.
If you are considering kids’ boxing, check the class size and supervision carefully: one parent reported more than 25 children and long waits between turns. The outdoor area may also be more comfortable in Dubai’s cooler months.