My son, 9, is active and athletic. Every year, we have been sending him for different sport…read moreactivities, such as baseball, soccer, basketball, swimming, ... Most of the time, he was passive about the training. I've never thought Wushu is "his thing" until one day he visited CMAA. He has been so dedicated to the sport that he doesn't want to miss any training - very much proactive. As the result, he has excelled well and won gold medals in recent regional and national competitions. I have been trying to figure out the "hooks." First of all, the amazing coach. Lucas is the owner and instructor. He's Caucasian, but he knows Chinese martial arts no less than Chines athletes. He studied in China for a few years and is able to read the Kong Fu code book that most Chinese could not even comprehend. Above all, he knows how to teach. He motivates not pushing. He paces each student's progress based on individual readiness. He not only teaches moves, but ethics and discipline. My son constantly paraphrases the words Lucas uses, like "early is on-time, on-time is late, and late is unacceptable...""virtuosity is doing common things uncommonly well..." The training facility is new (a year and half) and tastefully decorated. The schedule is flexible and you can find proper time slots easier than many other schools. The students there are also amazing. My son is friend with almost every student; some of them are years older. In class, they help each other. After school, they are buddies. Considering after almost a year training at CMAA, my son is still so crazy about Wushu, Lucas must be doing something right!

I started training in Tai Chi at a later point in my life. What I've found is that tai chi…read moreenhances most aspects of my daily life. Specifically, my balance and coordination have improved allowing me to do other sports with more confidence and success. My other sports include cycling and skiing. In addition, the Qigong practice helps me with calmness, clear thinking and patience as I go through each day. I highly recommend the Chinese Martial Arts Academy because of the experience, caring and kindness of the people who provide teaching there. It is a very friendly and homey environment for all.

Great place to train. Solid martial artists with a focus on application, self-defense, kata and…read moreconditioning. I have started my kids here and they love it!

My son Donovan just started tiny tigers classes very well run at a price you can't beat once a week…read morefor 45 mins 70 bucks not bad at all for my active little 4 year old:-) love this place and little man loves going to Karate and saying Ous (spelling?)

Professional, traditional, authentic. Not a fight club gym, but sparring by skill level and request.read more

Zenquest is one of the best schools in the country. The environment is clean and welcoming, the…read moreinstructors are top notch, and the skills being taught are very real. I am doing things I never thought possible in my 40's. Highly recommended for all ages, and a fantastic youth program! I encourage families to join together and share the experience. A++ experience at this school.

The ZenQuest Martial Arts Center is a perfect place to learn Martial Arts. Whether you're trying to…read moreget in shape, compete in fights, or find yourself through practice, you can do it here. It's also just a lot of fun! Several types of martial arts are available to study - Okinawan Karate (Shohei-Ryu), Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, Muay Thai, Boxing, Wrestling, and Mixed Martial Arts. There are programs for all ages and everyone is there to learn; you won't feel intimidated training here. Sensei Connie and Sensei Mark are co-owners and chief sensei of the dojo. There are several knowledgeable and experienced instructors who round out the staff, all of whom are skilled both at their craft and inspiring/encouraging their students the best way.