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    4.8 (218 reviews)
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    Wonderful massage from Adil! Magic hands and spirit soul . Know him for more than a tree years.. always recommended to my friends

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    Best massage I have had in years. Adil is a gifted healer I am definitely coming back and often.

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    fantastic work! my neck pain immediately after massage felt better. Highly recommended!!

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    Love Jan! We met nearly two years ago while I was a student of her in person class held in…read moreTemecula, Ca. We continued with her class via Zoom as Covid-19 was a concern. Since then, my husband and I attended and were certified under Jan's instruction as level-one Qi Gong healers. We've healed one another on occasion. On one occasion, my husband was experiencing hard pains in his right wrist radiating through his arm, likely due to prolonged use on his computer for work. He enlisted the help of Jan for a remote energy healing via the phone. He had preparation prior to the session. He was given mediations and exercises to perform afterward. His symptoms and pain vanished. We are forever grateful to know Jan and experience her gift of health and wellness weekly. Her Qi Gong expertise and certifications were gained under the instruction of Master Chunyi Lin founder of Spring Forest Qi Gong from Eden Prairie, Minnesota.

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    3.4(11 reviews)
    1.9 mi

    I started with Master Bob in 2011 when I was going through a divorce. I trained with him until 2017…read morewhen my wife and I (we got remarried) moved from Mission Viejo to Chino Hills. My business was right next door to Villari's Martial Arts in Lake Forest at the time. I went two to three times a day and got my black belt a year or so prior to moving. It's tough and it's not for everyone, but I felt I gained a better understanding of myself, more confidence in business and great exercise. You have to be patient with your training, dedicated to practicing and willing to pay the cost for a high level of training - Master Bob is 10th degree black belt. A lot of martial arts is on you. Master Bob can give you the good news, but unless you are willing to practice, get physical and handle a hit, your wasting your time and money. I've been playing ice hockey for nearly 30 years, I've met guys that get knocked on their butt, have their stick lifted (you either know what that means or you don't) or get rid of the puck as soon as someone skates toward them and they end up quitting. Like karate, this is either for you or not. But I can see the difference in how I play the game, the scrums I no longer get in, and my ability to control people without getting a penalty. I would say one of the biggest take-aways from learning karate is learning how not to get in a fight, but you are confident if it should happen that you can take care of yourself. Being an entrepreneur, I think it's a great skill to have in starting a business. Nope, I'm not talking about beating people up, but the confidence you achieve in learning karate is noticeably better in all of your business dealings. I've worked, trained and learned from a variety of black belts over the years now, and the level of understanding Master Bob has of karate is unparalleled. I would say similar to learning guitar from your local guitar teacher or Eric Clapton, they both know the chords and the melody, but you know which one would impart more understanding of the instrument. Also, I saw the reviews. The two ladies that wrote negative reviews never stepped foot in the place. Master Bob is ethical, professional and very respectful. My business was right next door, you wouldn't miss her based on that picture. The second lady with the kid, there's no way anyone gets to a purple belt and goes to another Villari school and they say he's not even good enough for a yellow belt. Master Bob does not skimp on what he trains. I know for a fact that he watches your growth and would not advance you without a strong knowledge of the materials you are testing for. As for the other guy with a negative review, I think he pretty much said what I said, it's either for you or not. The higher you go, the harder it gets, there's no denying that. This is not a school for participation awards. As for "worshipping" Fred Villari, I've been to several of his karate seminars and he was very humble and realistic in his approach. All karate programs show deference to their founders. The second part of his diatribe is unfounded and basically a mischaracterization of experience he admittedly doesn't have. Last, I have been attacked and what you learn works.

    If you're going to study martial arts, you need to be very honest with yourself about why you are…read moredoing so. I am giving two starts, because this would be a fine place to leave your kids if you have no other place to put them, for some reason. There are both cheaper options, and more effective places to put them (an after-school tutoring program, a useful martial art, etc.), but it's up to you. At Villari's, the curriculum consists of learning increasingly complicated punch-defend drills. Your increase in rank is determined by both you ability to memorize these punch-defend drills, and your ability to pay for the extras, like the "belt-test fee", add-on materials, patches, etc. When you achieve a black-belt in the Villari system, in theory, you will have memorized hundreds of punch-defend drills. The system promotes a specific cult of personality, namely the worship of their founder, Fred Villari. Classes begin with bowing to his picture. Students are regaled with fantastic stories of Villari's (and the head instructors') combat and physical exploits. Students must buy and read published Villari materials in order to advance. Patrons are told that Villari's SKK was "the first mixed martial art" and is superior, both morally and in technique, to other forms of fighting, ESPECIALLY mixed martial arts and boxing. IF you want to learn to defend yourself, you should study a martial art which incorporates a fully resisting, live opponent. Examples include judo, Brazillian jiu-jitsu, kickboxing, and certain types of Karate. Many martial arts schools in the US are a scam. NEVER sign a contract or provide a credit card number to ANY school, without exception. If something feels off, leave. If you try classes at Villari's, things will star feeling off, very quickly.

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    Seven Falls Massage & Spa

    Seven Falls Massage & Spa

    4.6(359 reviews)
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    I found Seven Falls through google search and kept comparing locations…read more I really needed to decide on one soon cause I was in so much pain with my left shoulder. So I decided to check this place out. I had the opportunity to have Kat as my massage therapist. She did say before the massage I am here to help with your pain and not hurting you. Hehe I was grateful for that statement. No pain no gain. Today my left shoulder pain is completely gone. Something Massage heights couldn't take away. I will be coming back for a monthly massage for circulation.

    My experience here was... interesting, to say the least. I read so many great reviews before coming…read morein, but surprisingly, hardly anyone mentioned what I experienced except for maybe a couple of people. First, the good: the place is clean, pleasant, and welcoming. The service is good, and everyone was sweet and courteous. My friend and I had planned a little foot massage day, and this place was convenient, so we decided to give it a try. For me, a foot massage means exactly that - a FOOT massage. Something relaxing and comforting, especially for people who walk a lot or are on their feet all day. Your heels, arches, and the front of your feet are the areas that really need that nice pressure and attention. That's kind of the whole point. Unfortunately, the description of the foot massage was very different from what I actually received. And just for context, I'm definitely not new to massages. I've had foot massages in many different cities and countries throughout my travels, so I have a pretty good idea of what a foot massage is supposed to feel like. This was NOT a foot massage. I feel bad saying that because my masseuse was a very sweet lady, but she spent almost the entire time intensely pressing and poking my legs with her fingers. It genuinely hurt. I asked her to go easier, but I don't think she understood what I meant. She seemed to think I wanted less pressure overall, when really I was trying to explain that her fingers were literally poking the heck out of my leg bones. Meanwhile, my actual feet were barely touched. My heels? Not once. It was mostly constant rubbing and finger pressure on my legs, which was honestly the opposite of what I came in for. Unfortunately, it felt like a waste of money for me. I also didn't feel guilty about not tipping because my experience was genuinely uncomfortable and not at all what was advertised. I actually feel bad leaving this review because everyone was nice, and everything else about the place was great. I'm leaving this mainly as feedback for the business. Either the description of the service needs to be more accurate, or the massage therapists need to be trained so the service actually matches what's being advertised. After this experience, I personally wouldn't feel comfortable trying their other services because now I'd be wondering whether those descriptions match the actual service either. Really wanted to love this place, but unfortunately, this one was a no for me. Sorry, but no thank you.

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