My step-son attends taekwondo classes here twice a week, partially to give him an additional place…read moreto burn off some of his energy, but also to ingrain the concepts of respect, discipline, personal achievement and focus. I'm happy with the improvements I've seen in his behavior after class, even if most of the lesson's impact fades away within a day or two. Thankfully, another class is right there on the horizon! Tuition is reasonable, and there are plenty of available time slots for the various programs. Attendance in any time slot is *not* mandatory, at least for the Tiny Tigers program: you're free to bring your student to any available class for their program, throughout the week, depending on your schedule and flexibility. That's a nice touch that's not always offered at other dojangs and dojos. The staff at World Class Martial Arts somehow manage to corral more than two dozen kids at the same time, hold their attention for a half hour, and even impart some lessons (both physical and mental), with a reasonable amount of success. Sure, sometimes a child (often mine! haha!) will require some individual attention to get them to follow instructions and get them back on track, but the "sabom" (instructors) here are quick to notice distracted kids and move to intercept them, often dividing the troublemakers into groups separate from the more attentive students, and giving them personalized instruction. It's a good system, and it works! Gam sa ham nida!

Our son is in the Tiny Tigers program and he loves it. Master Lee, Master Yun and all the…read moreadditional teachers are fantastic. Supportive of the students yet firm. Teaching respect, patience and other life skills all through Taekwondo. We looked into other martial arts types in the area (jiu jitsu, mixed) but our son was not interested in them. World Class Martial Arts Taekwondo was the winner for us. Their space is pretty fixed in size, but I wish the changing area was organized better. There is always lots of congestion in this area making it hard to get into and out of uniform. Due to rain and cold we prefer to change there than to wear the uniform in the weather and in the car.

Amazing place to learn Jiujitsu. Places has been around forever and an affiliate of my academy that…read moreI attend. Absolutely amazing people on the mats and always plenty of great quality instruction. Place has all the amenities you could help for and if you get to academy. These guys are doing it right absolutely great, established, and has a great lineage. If you're anywhere in the 360 get here get on the mats.

This review if for the kids classes…read more This is a commercialized Martial Arts business focused on having clients buy new weapons every quarter. In addition, plan to pay quarterly for new belts and testing. The testing I've seen is the same for the past 2 belts so not sure what my kid learned new that required 2 new belts when he did the same requirements for each belt. Parents can't wait inside to sit and watch their kiddos. They have a zoom that you can join but it's one camera and you can barely see if it's your own child so no point in the zoom. When asked why parents can't wait inside, especially in the winter and rainy months, they told me that having all the parents would exceed the building's occupancy capacity... this is questionable as there is plenty of space. I was also told to not distract students. An easy solution is to not black out your windows so that parents standing outside can spread out and observe from outside. Another solution is rotate which days parents can come in. Tues / Thursday can have 1/2 parents observe from inside while other 1/2 observe from outside on Tuesdays and rotate on Thursdays. The only way to watch your child is through the double doors which needs to be cleared so people can go in and out. Most parents are unable to observe and are left waiting inside their vehicles for 30 - 40 minutes. Parking is also difficult. I regret signing a membership.

My granddaughter has been going here for about 5 years. She has learned a lot along this journey…read more She wants to be an instructor when she is old enough. They have taught her self confidence, pride, discipline, and endurance. She started out shy and very introverted, and is now very commanding of presents but in a good way. She finally interacts with others, and can handle things that were out of her comfort zone. We recommend East West to anyone's child, especially children who need to come out of their shell. It has done her wonders.

Excellent head Coach Gil at the Base Camas - a very clean martial arts space with community spirit…read morethat just opened in Camas. As a woman, I feel very safe during the class and that I am learning high-level BJJ as well as practical self-defense in a way that makes me more confident and competent as a whole person. I really appreciate the time Coach Gil takes to understand your learning style and help you fully grasp the moves for a purpose, whether for a tournament, self-defense, or just good exercise. I highly recommend the Base Camas for all levels.

Highly recommend this place, we have seen our son grow so much since he started! Anthony is truly…read moreone of the best coach we've ever experienced!

I took a private with Anthony while going through Oregon on vacation. The first thing that stood…read moreout to me was the cleanliness of the gym. Large mat space with no sharp edges anywhere. Location was great with ample parking. It was my first time rolling with him, yet he was able to grasp the gaps in my game and helped me expand on my half guard and kimuras. Anthony is a wealth of knowledge and highly recommended for all levels. His instruction was concise and easy to understand. A true professional in all aspects. Oss!

Our littles were in the area for a ski camp and wanted to stay current on their jiu jitsu. (They…read moreusually practice at Renzo Gracie in NYC and passionately love it.) Professor Jose was kind enough to let us drop in on a class and they had an absolutely wonderful time. + The space is humble and unpretentious, painted blue with the doors flung wide open on beautiful evenings. + Professor Jose is super responsive, nice, and clearly enjoys teaching. + The kiddos in the class were super nice, a wide range of ages and sizes who all worked together with respect. The parents seemed great, too! We felt as welcome here as we do at our home studio / dojo. It's the same business, I think, as Impact Jiu Jitsu. (Or perhaps they just share the same space.) What a great little community!

I love this place and people. You will too.From the moment I walked through the door I felt welcome…read moreand a part of the group. Even though I was totally inexperienced, I always felt supported and like a peer. Everyone is committed to the success of everyone else, so I have never felt like my lack of experience prevented me from fully engaging. Just incredibly nice and kind people. It is clear that instructor and dojo owner Eddie has put a lot of effort into cultivating that atmosphere. It is a great place. The people could not be better. You will love it.

Amazing dojo, Eddie Sensei was very welcoming when I first visited, and the classes have been well…read morepaced and a great work out. I've been attending for the past month, and cant wait to learn more! Highly recommend this dojo

It's a wonderful with school with awesome instructors. I always have fun learning and training…read morethere

Good instruction. Great people. Omar knows his Jiu Jitsu and it shows in his upper belts.read more