Preet Vihar, Delhi
Knockout MMA
Knockout MMA near Preet Vihar metro, teaching MMA, kickboxing, karate and BJJ to kids, teens, adults and women.
Publicly documentedPublic sources are not independent verification. Details without a supporting source remain unconfirmed.Last checked 1 Nov 2026Not yet confirmed by the venueSuggest a correction
MMABoxingKickboxingMuay ThaiKarateTaekwondoJudoBrazilian Jiu-JitsuWrestling
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At a glance
- Cost
- Contact gym for current pricing.
- Trial
- Not confirmed
- Sports taught
- MMA, Boxing, Kickboxing, Muay Thai, Karate, Taekwondo, Judo, Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, Wrestling
- When to train
- Open 7 days. Reception 7 AM–9 PM.
- Who teaches
- Not confirmed
- Beginners
- Yes, beginners welcomeAge groups from 3–12 up to 30 and above, and the page says beginners are welcome.
- Serious fighters
- Not confirmed
- Women-only classes
- YesKnockout lists a women's programme for all ages and says each centre has male and female trainers.
- Facilities
- Not confirmed
- Contact
- Phone, Email, Website, Instagram
- Last checked
- 1 Nov 2026, against the gym's website
New to karate?
General guidance for the sport, not facts about this school. Check the details above, and ask the school if anything differs.
Belts and grading
- You start at white belt and move through coloured belts. These steps are called kyu grades. Black belt is the first dan grade, and further dan grades come after that.
- Belt colours and the number of steps change from school to school and from association to association, so a green belt in one dojo may not match a green belt in another.
Your first class
- Arrive a little early. Most dojos ask you to take your shoes off and bow when you step onto the floor.
- Expect a warm-up, then basics: stances, punches, kicks and blocks, done in lines with the whole class.
Kit
- A karate uniform (gi) and a belt. Schools usually sell them, so ask before buying elsewhere.
- Sparring gear comes later and depends on the style: gloves, shin or foot guards, a mouthguard and, for some classes, a groin guard. Your coach will tell you what is needed.
Ask the school
- Which style do you teach, and who certifies the belts?
- Is there a free or paid trial class, and what should I wear?
- Which batch suits a beginner of my age, and how big is it?
- What do gradings, uniforms and tournaments cost on top of the monthly fee?
New to taekwondo?
General guidance for the sport, not facts about this school. Check the details above, and ask the school if anything differs.
Belts and grading
- You start at white belt and move through coloured belts. These steps are called gup grades. Black belt is the first dan grade, and further dan grades come after that. Some schools add extra stripes or half steps in between, so colours and counts differ.
- Some schools give children a junior black belt until they are old enough for a full one. Ask how your school handles it.
Your first class
- Arrive a little early. You will usually be asked to take your shoes off and bow when you step onto the mat.
- Expect a warm-up with stretching and kicking drills, then basics: stances, blocks, punches and the front, side and round kicks.
Kit
- A taekwondo uniform (dobok) and a belt. Schools usually sell them, so ask before buying elsewhere.
- For sparring you will need a chest protector, a head guard, a groin guard, shin and forearm guards, gloves and a mouthguard. Some schools lend gear for beginners.
Ask the school
- Do you teach WT or ITF style, and who certifies the belts?
- Is there a trial class, and do you have separate kids, teens and adult batches?
- Is there a competition squad, and what does it cost?
- What do gradings, uniforms and sparring gear cost on top of the monthly fee?
Try a class
Contact the gym directly using the details below.
Timetable
Opening hours: Open 7 days. Reception 7 AM–9 PM.
Listing description
Written from the public sources listed on this page; not a firsthand Roundhouse review. Confirm details with the gym.
Knockout MMA Preet Vihar is in Block F near Jain Mandir and Preet Vihar metro, part of the Knockout Martial Arts & Fitness Foundation run by Shihan JK Singh. It teaches MMA, kickboxing, boxing, Muay Thai, full-contact karate, taekwondo, judo, BJJ and wrestling, with age groups from 3 years up and a women's programme. Reception is open 7 AM to 9 PM, seven days.
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Facilities
“Not confirmed” means we could not find it stated, not that the gym lacks it.
Boxing ringNot confirmed
MMA cageNot confirmed
MatsNot confirmed
Heavy bagsNot confirmed
Strength zoneNot confirmed
Changing roomsNot confirmed
ShowersNot confirmed
ParkingNot confirmed
Contact and location
88, GF, Makoons Play School, Block F, Preet Vihar, Delhi 110092
+91 99990 53185
knockoutdelhi3@gmail.com
Website: knockoutdelhi.com
@knockout_combat_league
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- Opening hours:Gym's websitechecked 1 Nov 2026
- Contact and address:Gym's websitechecked 27 Oct 2026(mailto link on the branch page.)
- Beginners, competition and women's classes:Gym's websitechecked 1 Nov 2026(Kids 3–13, teens 14–17, adults and a women programme for all ages.)
- Instagram:Gym's websitechecked 27 Oct 2026(Handle linked from the official site header/footer.)
- Description:Gym's websitechecked 1 Nov 2026
- Sports taught:Gym's websitechecked 1 Nov 2026(Branch page training programme list.)
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