I've been trying to get my account canceled for months (due to my work schedule, I'm unable to…read moreattend and they're closed during my off time). They claim it's no problem to cancel or freeze your account at anytime. I spoke with jay back in august and he assured me I'd receive a refund, yet I never received a refund. My account was never canceled because I "didn't fill out a form"they claim they keep sending that I'm not receiving. I've called countless times at all hours of the day never to reach the receptionist. Finally.. after a week of coordinating with them through Facebook messenger and almost a thousand wasted dollars later, my account was canceled. I don't recommend this place, it's a cash grab at best. ***Edit 1 hour later*** URSA Academy - Ribeiro Jiu-Jitsu Ann Arbor (Owner) 53 minutes ago Charles, if we have an email from you with your cancellation, we'll refund any charge that took place after that. We have had an issue with our website not forwarding our emails. If you can forward those emails to this email address: ursareception@gmail.com , we'll get it taken care of for you. We've been in business far too long to be a "cash grab." I assure you, we simply haven't received anything from you. I'll personally be watching the email for your response. Thank you. ************** My response is : As stated, I never received a form from you until reaching out via Facebook (a week ago) and having it sent to my girlfriend's email address. So you HAVE in fact received a cancellation form, because I was just notified ON FACEBOOK (of all places) that they have received my cancellation and have canceled my account (days after sending it). They have also stated over Facebook messenger that you don't offer refunds, even though Jay gave me his word in august that I would receive one, but now you're telling me you do offer one. So it seems like I'm being lied to, and my situation is being swept under the rug. Bottom line - Jay was well aware of the situation in august (he was assigned to me after all) and instead of helping you just milk my account until I make a big deal about it.

The building smells great and is always very clean. The Coaches are great at instructing and the…read morecommunity is amazing! They don't charge for belt testing like other schools I've gone to do. Overall an amazing experience and I plan on being a member for a long time to come!

Waste of time. This establishment posted an ad for a childrens workship without an age requirement…read moreand turned us and another family away (according to Keith) due to being 6 months shy of their 4 year old requirement. Not willing to provide any instruction due to the inconvence. Will bring my business to a center that is more organized and considerate.

Bs contracts, only thing u will Learn is how naïve you are to opening up your wallet to anyone…read more This place is a joke among the martial arts community. If you have to contract your students to stay , that shows you how bad it really is. Place is too soft minded for learning. Look elsewhere for a real dojo. Over priced play time. This place needs to close, and the owners stop teaching

I started training in Aikido at the Genyokan back in 1994. It was the greatest experience I have…read moreever had. I can't believe any bad reviews of the Genyokan because I trained under Kushida Sensei, Mrs. Kushida Sensei and Akira Sensei for many years and they all taught me how to be a better human being and learn the basics of Aikido. Unfortunately there are people who come into Aikido thinking they will learn a martial art to go use it for bad intentions, Those people will weed themselves out of any quality Aikido Dojo no matter where they are in the World. The thing about Aikido is you have to learn and understand the history and how to use it to become a better person. It is the most aerobic activity I ever did and I played basketball most of my life and Aikido made me much more healthier than any other sport or training. Many of the bad reviews I believe are from people who were looking to learn how to damage and hurt others when they should have used the experience to make themselves better human beings from the inside out. If you are thinking of training in Aikido to learn skills to hurt others you WILL FAIL. The instructors at the Genyokan will see through you and your bad intentions and most likely try and change your attitude or they will encourage you to leave because this is not a Martial Art you learn just to hurt others. If you can't figure that out then it's on YOU. I trained in every level of classes at the Genyokan and loved every minute. I made life long friends and only stopped training due to my life becoming so busy with raising children and granchildren that I no longer had the time to do anything other than work and family. I have health issues that keep me from rejoining the Genyokan and train in Aikido again but I will never forget what I learned from the Kushida family and I will always recommend training there under Akira Sensei, no matter your age or size you can gain so much helpful life knowledge by training at the Genyokan and become a much healthier human being.

Being an AIKIDO Practioner was one of the best experience I ever had although health forced me to…read morequit training I have held onto the practices of AIKIDO mentally and physically. The people are excellent helping you learn not only techniques but spirit and mind Osu!

Great way to learn discipline and self control not to mention a fun interaction with othersread more

My son goes to This karate for nearly two years now. He loved it. The price is very reasonable. I…read moreespecially like the way of " pay as you goes". Don't have to pay for whole year like some of the other places.

Great coaching staff especially for muay thai. very friendly and welcoming environment for all…read morelevels. highly recommend this place for legitimate martial arts training, or even just some good cardio.

This place is still open, you guys can check out their site for more information…read more finalroundtrainingcenter.com https://www.facebook.com/finalroundannarbor

Kils taekowndo is by far the best training around. I trained under grand Master kil As kid and now…read moreas an adult for almost 2 years. I would highly recommend joining the kils tkd family!

This institution has graciously taught and bestowed upon me three core tenants it upholds…read more Strength, honor, and wisdom are all taught and enforced at Kil's Taekwondo. Whether you are an avid athlete, old, young, new to martial arts or a black belt, discipline and virtue is implanted in the teachings and messages of this establishment. I am greatly honored to have been taught. You will learn everything from traditional customs to self defense against anything you can think of. The training I have received is top of the line and the most rewarding thing I've done in my life. I was an unruly teen with anger issues, but the strictness and flow of the taekwondo aided me and let me enhance myself into a better person. Side note-if your child is misbehaving, I suggest you give them a chance here. This center produces smart, independent and disciplined children.

Downtown spot for dance (salsa / swing / tango), yoga and movement. The salsa lessons / practice…read moreon Tuesdays are intermediate (Laura Geldys is great!) and the same group has salsa dances on 1st/3rd Saturdays with a beginner lesson before the dance. Crowd is a wide variety of ages 20-50, small but friendly, laid back, casual, not dressy. There is swing every Friday - blues, swing and lindy hop (west coast swing 3rd Friday, fusion 1st Friday) with a beginner lesson before the dance. We like going here better than a lot of Detroit dance nights -- can't beat it for having dinner & drinks right on Main Street and then walking a few blocks to dance.

The owner of this space (Scott) is one seriously awesome human! He has created an incredible…read morecommunity of practitioners, and seems to attract the best of the best in what they do! Not to mention the place is just beautiful! A truly unique space and community :)

I attended Kung Fu classes here for about two months, until work began to interfere. I really…read moreenjoyed the classes for the most part. There were five opportunities for class a week and getting some practice time was always quite easy. The reason for not getting higher stars: 1) cost--at $80/month, it was a luxury I couldn't afford for very long--especially given how often i was able to go.; 2) Some instructors were very knowledgeable and good, but some instructors seem somewhat unprofessional and after a while I couldn't understand why someone more out-of-shape than me and who often seemed to be confused about teaching, was actually instructing me! It was a cool experience, but I didn't feel like the high membership dues were warranted, considering the caliber of (some) instruction.