I dropped-in for a Friday no-gi class while visiting Bend. Quinn led the class and after a…read moretraditional warm up, he taught us some modern and useful entries for attacking the legs and some relevant escapes. He explained each technique and the concept behind the movements very well. Clean gym, super welcoming environment, and a great workout. Students were friendly and fun to roll with at the end of class. I got a great first impression from this gym and I hope to visit again soon!

I only get to visit once in a while when traveling to Bend. But this place is top notch! The guys I…read morerolled with during Jui Jitsu class are humble and technical; a true sign of a good school. The professor is also always very welcoming. If/when I move to bend I'll for sure call this place home. Facility is clean as well. I've seen their students in tournaments and they always preform well. Great school and great people. Go train!

I don't live in Bend, but on a recent trip, I dropped into this studio for a group course and a few…read moreprivate lessons with Master Chen. His expertise is stunning, and the classes were all exceptional. Bend is lucky to have a teacher like Master Chen. I definitely plan to go back next time I visit!

This is an amazing class and master JianFeng Chen is an amazing teacher. My daughter loves this…read moreclass, loves her teacher and is learning a lot. Couldnt be happier.

I have been a martial artist since I was 7 years old and it's played a big part in shaping who I am…read moretoday. After a 3 year break from training I'm so glad I found Sortor Bushido Kai dojo. Sensai Brian has created a safe, fun, exciting but yet disciplined dojo to hone ones skills. I highly recommend this if you're looking for a traditional yet progressive dojo to train in.

From the owner: Established in 2005 by Sensei Brian Sortor and his wife Sensei Kristina Knittel, to serve the…read morecommunities of Central Oregon.

I was very lucky to train here for a week while I was in town for a conference…read more Although I haven't been training jiu jitsu for very long (about 18 months), I have been to about 15 different gyms and schools. I'm also a teacher, and between my training time and my profession, feel qualified to say that Professor Asche's teaching is of excellent quality. First, he explains things in a way that makes them easy to understand. I noticed that everyone in his classes have a strong BJJ vocabulary, which means they've been understanding the theory *and* the techniques. Second, the class atmosphere is extremely respectful and kind. While BJJ is a combat sport, it can be taught in a way that is fun and provides a safe learning environment. Professor Asche's classes achieve this balance wonderfully. Third, the classes are well-structured. There's a skill-specific warm-up that has nothing superfluous (like random ab exercises). Each movement is an actual grappling movement and gets you ready for class. After, there's instruction, drilling, instruction, drilling, and then positional sparring where you get to practice the moves of the day in a controlled manner. After positional sparring, there's open sparring. It follows the teaching principle of 'gradual release of responsibility' or 'I do, we do, you do' which appeals to me as an educator. Fourth, the facilities are great. There are changing rooms, loaner gis, and Professor Asche has very good sanitary practices, which are important in grappling sports to prevent the spread of skin infections. It's probably the cleanest gym I've visited between the mat wipedowns after every session and the feet sanitizing tub. Finally, Professor Asche himself is very kind. I felt very welcomed, and hope to come back soon. I can't say enough nice things about the people or the training. If you live in the area, train here. TL;DR - great training with a great professor in a great facility. Train here, now.

I stopped in for a night class while on a road trip through Oregon and was greeted with a warm…read morewelcome. Everyone there was super friendly and had great training. Top notch instruction definitely recommend if in the bend area

This place is so great. I wish I could come more often but they have options for those who cannot…read more The fact that there are no exact times for classes is so massively helpful for people with busy schedules!

I would have to agree with a prior review and say that although their are pros to this…read moreestablishment, there are also cons. I lost my job and was going through an extremely difficult financial situation and had asked for an early cancellation of the last month of my contract without a charge or fee but I still had to end up paying for my full term. I know I was asking for a favor and I know that a contract is a contract but there are also certain times when empathy should play a part in business. At the end of the day, we are people taking care of people. A piece of advice for those who are going to try this studio for the first time... you will go through the first workout and it will be exciting and challenging and then while you are going through your little workout high after the session, you are offered membership deals. Which is obviously the point of the first class being free, but beware of your workout high blinding you from signing a contract or committing to something after having only tried it once. I will say the workouts are quick and effective and Mark (the owner) clearly cares about your experience when you are in there.

Traditional Shotokan Karate. I like the people. I went in to see if Karate could help me recover…read morefrom an injury, and stayed because it has done that and a lot more. The place is clean, the training is challenging and the atmosphere is healthy. There's a class available through COCC, and open classes Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. Check out their website and talk to Allan. I really like this place.

From the owner: We train and practice Traditiional Shotokan Karate.read more