I came here on vacation looking for a place to train while I'm away from home…read more I've been doing Muay Thai for many years and this place is the real deal. The coaches are very professional and welcoming Thank you for having me!

Coach Chris's class was amazing! He's very supportive and attentive to his students. Definitely…read morecoming back when I visit the island again! Mahalo Ryan and Coach Chris for helping me out!

Full disclosure: this is a biased review because I have been training here for almost 5 years now…read moreand am an official member of the #wushuohana. That said, if you are looking to train in contemporary/traditional external wushu or internal wushu (taiji quan, bagua Zhang, and qigong) on Oahu, this is a good place to do it! The Wushu Center's team of volunteers do their best to provide a wushu training atmosphere full of aloha spirit. We offer quality wushu instruction to all skill levels, with after school programs suitable for children 5 and up. Contemporary competitive wushu is the biggest draw for the younger students, as it is often featured in the movies and TV (Jet Li, Kung Fu Panda, Avatar: the Last Airbender, Jackie Chan) and it is a fun and challenging way to get and stay in shape, make friends, and participate in an internationally competitive sport with surging popularity and modern appeal. Many older youths and adults also enjoy the "internal" wushu classes in Taiji Quan and Bagua Zhang (eight-trigram Palm), which offer excellent holistic wellness and fitness routines while also teaching and building useful and effective self defense skills. The Hawaii Wushu Center is also one of the few places in the US that you can find authentic Yin Family Bagua Zhang, which is pretty special, if you look into it. ;) Ok, I'll wrap this shameless plug up now with another welcome: Aloha E Komo Mai: come join our Wushu Ohana!

From the owner: Training in Chinese Martial arts: Tai Chi Chuan (taijiquan), Ba Gua Zhang, contemporary Chinese…read morewushu

I needed a place for my daughter to train while we were on vacation and both times we came here…read morethey made feel like she was part of their academy

My son Gunner learned so much here. Awesome coaches. Mahalo for his trainings. He is working on…read moregetting his Grey belt. Great antiBully classes offered for the young kids.

I've been training with HKM for over a year now, I'm a proud Spartan, and am loving every moment of…read moreit! I've even brought my sister along with me. It's a safe environment to prepare for the unpredictable we may encounter in our daily lives. Coach is an incredible instructor and has helped me improve, not just physically but mentally as well. I'm thankful for Agoge, and the impact it's made in my life, and I'm also so grateful we have a new location to train together again in! Definitely recommend this for anyone wanting to learn self protection!

This class is just amazing! Jeff is an excellent teacher with extensive combative background. His…read morehumor and beard will make you feel perfectly encouraged while you learn to kick someone's tush (and get your bootie kicked...only if your up for it...haha). Everybody in this class is great! My only experience with fighting class was one-on-one in NYC and I have to say, the quality of training and people in these classes are just as prime. Come join us!

Outstanding training!!!!!! This is real martial arts!!!!! Professor George Versola is amazing and…read moreleads by example!!!!!! GO TRAIN

They changed the class schedule. The toddler classes are Monday and Friday from 6p-630p, children…read morefrom 630p-730p and adults from 730p-830p. Its better that the younger kids have their own class now. Only 5 kids in toddler class right now. Its been about 6 months now and my son will be testing for his next belt at the end of May. Brent and Mike, the instructors are very good with the young children, they make the class fun for kids.

I've been training at Jiu Jitsu therapy under Brian and Mel Wong for about 1 year so far it's been…read moreeye opening and such a great experience.

Applying knowledge of human anatomy, physical therapy and BJJ Black belt, Brian Wong provides key…read moreinsight to top level BJJ Black belts. He also provides long term strategies for older practitioners interested in making Jiu Jitsu a lifestyle. His wife, Mel Fausto is a competitive female BJJ Black Belt. 1. Baby roll 2. Press pull 3. Creep 4. Crawl 5. Sit 6. Squat

Got my 11yo son signed up finally after years of trying to convince him, he loved his first three…read moreclasses and is now excited to go. He can do both gi and nogi. - Coaches are very good and patient. - Multiple black belts teaching kids classes not just adult classes. - Atmosphere is friendly and welcoming. - Technique is solid. - You can bundle memberships (like that of my son and I) for savings. - Parking is very easy. - Very clean - Changing rooms

We wanted to have our daughters try out Jiu jitsu for a long time, but life, work, family…read moreobligations (insert many other reasons here) got in the way. Before we knew it... four years went by and our oldest was already in high school. My hubby and I looked at each other and made it a priority to get her in... No matter what our schedule looked like. We asked a long time family friend and Jiu jitsu practitioner where we should go. He recommended HNL Jiu Jitsu. We took her on a Tuesday, after the Holiday... And she loved it!! She is the one telling us that she wants to go everyday. Even after long and grueling days at JROTC Leadership Camp (645a-5p). Thank you Kayle and Jason (and all the coaches) for being so supportive and awesome! You folks break down the steps, and the kids have fun!

Had a great time training here for a few months when I lived in Hawai'i. Very high level…read moreinstruction and a good community. When I'm back in Hawai'i, will have to stop by.

I was visiting the island and I'm so glad I decided to came by. If you want to have a real jujitsu…read moreexperience this is a place you want to checkout.

Kru Dan, Coach Chad and now Coach Ikaika are great instructors at Muay Boran Hawaii. Their…read moretechnical expertise and personable natures attract students from various backgrounds. I'm learning a martial art that is both beautiful and lethal and has improved my health in terms of durability and longevity. I got t-boned 3 years ago at a high rate of speed, not survivable by some. The controlled impact from our classes prepared my body to withstand the trauma. And when I was most consistent with their training, my pulse rate got down to 47 bpm. At 65 years old now they accept my limitations while encouraging my progress. They attract awesome students too!

One of the best things that I've done since graduating college was giving Muay Thai a try to see if…read morethat is something I would want to do consistently. It's almost been two years since going to my first class at Muay Boran Hawaii and it has nothing but positive for me. I've learned so much about the art of Muay Thai and about myself. Since joining back in 2022 I've lost about 18 pounds and myself confidence has grown a lot. So far my experience has been amazing! Kru Dan and Coach Chad give each and every student in the class attention and showing all of us the right and correct technique. The best part is Kru Dan and Coach Chad are always willing to give the extra time and effort for everyone before and after class to work on technique or just talk about the art of Muay Thai.

I met Bill Maeda thirteen years ago. Our first encounter is a pretty amazing story that we both…read morelove sharing with people! I was at home on a Sunday afternoon, lying on the couch, procrastinating while watching TV, deciding whether or not to go to hit the gym that day. All of a sudden, this totally ripped, super cool looking Japanese guy appeared on this Spy Series television show, and I got immediately inspired and decided at that exact moment that I needed to stop procrastinating and get off the couch and go work out. I left the house and walked to the gym. I took the escalator up and as I got off at the top, I literally bumped into this totally ripped, super cool looking Japanese guy and realized that it was the same guy I had just seen on TV ! We have been friends ever since, and Bill has been my exclusive trainer since then. What I love about being trained by Bill is that he knows the importance of incorporating NEW things into your workout realm every few months. It has set the bar high for me every year of the thirteen that I have been blessed to call Bill my friend and Trainer. Bill was the first person I recall to ever say the words"kettle-bell" in Hawaii ! I am so grateful to him for always re-callibrating my whole program and way of thinking every few months since I started training under him. It keeps things from getting stale and routine and well... boring ! The body and brain really only respond and change when we give them new and challenging things to do, and in my opinion, no one teaches those principles while incorporating that theory through fresh and challenging training sessions better than Bil Maeda. Here we are all these years later, and Bill i s still inspiring me, as he did that day on TV, to get off that couch and get a great workout in every day !

I was first introduced to Bill Maeda, the man behind FitPro, two years ago by a good friend who had…read morebeen working out with Bill for several years. My first question to him was, "How can you have worked out the with same trainer for 3 years and not be bored?" My personal history is riddled with workout regimens that have come and gone because, in the end, they just get boring. Bill has kept things fresh for two years, with the goal of making me "unbreakable" -- strong and injury-free. We started with foundational exercises (push-ups, pull-ups, planks, step-ups, lunges, twisting core exercises, etc.) to make sure that I had a solid base of strength before moving on to more dynamic movements and heavier weights. At every step of the way, Bill focused on teaching strict form for every exercise. I share his belief that maintaining good form, with light or heavy weights, ensures that one gets the most out of every exercise and avoids injury. In the last two years, Bill has mixed in kettlebells (thruster, long cycle, snatch), traditional power lifting (squat, bench, deadlift), punching & kicking, sandbags, weighted swinging clubs, body weight movements, and a variety of isometric exercises. I participate in a variety of other sports and events (soccer, triathlons, obstacle races, endurance events), and Bill designs my workouts to help me prepare specifically for them.