The Sugar Land and Missouri City areas are set to welcome a range of new fitness centers in 2025 and early 2026, offering diverse options for residents seeking to enhance their physical well-being. From traditional gyms to specialized studios, these new facilities aim to cater to various fitness interests and levels.
New Fitness Venues Set to Energize Local Communities
Among the standout additions is 24 Hour Pickle, a facility that operates around the clock, offering members access to eight courts dedicated to pickleball. According to Community Impact, the venue also features amenities like a snack bar, a sauna, and massage chairs, creating a comprehensive recreational experience. Opened in early February, it is located at 11717 S. Hwy. 6, Sugar Land.
Another notable establishment is Renzo Gracie Jiu Jitsu, which opened on March 15, 2025, in the Commons at Lake Olympia shopping center. This international Brazilian jiu-jitsu academy provides training for both adults and children from the age of four. Manager Jonathan Martindale highlighted that classes accommodate various skill levels, with some instructors boasting backgrounds in the UFC. The facility is situated at 1021 Lake Olympia Parkway, Ste. 950, Missouri City.
The Imperial Park Recreation Center has also recently expanded its offerings with a new cardio and weight room, which opened on May 12, 2025. This renovation, costing $168,745 and funded by the Sugar Land 4B Corp., provides residents with access to advanced cardio and weight equipment. Memberships are competitively priced at $12.75 for residents and $191 for non-residents. Located at 234 Matlage Way, Sugar Land, the center also features basketball, tennis, and volleyball courts.
Diverse Options for Fitness Enthusiasts
For those interested in wellness classes, Keep Fit Yoga Pilates offers a wide range of sessions focused on yoga, Pilates, and aerial fitness. The boutique studio emphasizes personalized instruction in both group and private settings, promoting strength and flexibility. Founded by Bella Fan, the studio opened on July 27, 2025, at 4899 Hwy. 6, Ste. 118A, Missouri City.
Additionally, Retro Fitness, known for its innovative fitness programs and inviting atmosphere, opened its doors on December 2, 2025, at 11751 W. Bellfort Ave., Stafford. The chain, which operates over 200 locations across the United States, is recognized for its high-value, low-cost model, providing amenities such as group classes, personalized training, and a smoothie bar.
Lastly, the Ace Pickleball Club is set to make its debut in early 2026, featuring 12 professional-grade cushioned courts for players. This membership-based club will offer open play, court reservations, tournaments, and group instruction. The first location in the Houston area opened in Magnolia in late 2024, and the new venue will be located at 19890 Southwest Freeway, Sugar Land.
With these new fitness centers, residents in Sugar Land and Missouri City will have a wealth of options to pursue their health and fitness goals, reflecting a growing trend towards active lifestyles in the region.
