My son has been attending this studio (dojo?) for seven years now and has loved it. He's not the…read moremost athletic kid, but this has been a good physical outlet for him. I initially signed him up to give him an alternative to sports, since that was never his thing. Over the years, he has increased his confidence and made some great friends here. They do several activities throughout the year, in addition to just the classes at the dojo. My son always wants to attend them, which is a testament to the friendships he has made there.

My 6 year old has been going here for a year now and it's a great place. It's a little pricey but…read moreyou definitely get you money's worth. There friendly and very good with kids ( especially sensei em ). My son loves it and always looks forward to going to class and that makes all the difference when he's trying to learn something hard. Definitely worth checking out.

I highly recommend this dojo. Coaches who emphasize technique and fundamentals are important to me…read moreand this one is AWESOME. He is highly focused on building a foundation for superior athletes in younger students. He is able to teach focus and discipline through athletic performance from black belts to brand new students. I am so impressed by this facility and I am so grateful to have found it! My son wanted to try karate for so long and we are so glad we found this program! Now, both my my kids are ninjas in training. We're headed to our first tournament clinic next week and plan to participate in more as the kids get older. What a great hardworking, team environment! Please come support this incredible local business.

From the owner: We practice Shotokan, Japanese Style Karate. Our chief instructor is Shihan Marius Gilca, 6th…read moredegree black belt. We offer classes for age 4 and up. Please visit our website for more information or give us a call! Come in for a free lesson!

This is our first experience with martial arts and I can't imagine a better program. All the…read morestudents look up to the instructors who are very encouraging, engaged, and fun. Easy to drop in and fits with many schedules. Great facility run by energetic, friendly, and highly skilled staff.

Words can't describe how grateful we are for this place and the amazing team of instructors. In…read morethe hunt to find something that our 4 year old son might love, we introduced him to all kinds of stuff - soccer, yoga, dance, swim, etc. He always seemed to carry the same reluctance to jump into a group learning environment. When we brought him to Karate, the scene was, once again, all too familiar. He just wanted to sit on the sidelines overwhelmed by the noise and energy of the environment. Ryder, Mr Page and the rest of this remarkable team of teachers stayed ultra-patient and fully engaged with our boy. We came day after day after day. They NEVER gave up on him or us, always eager to offer 1-on-1 help and gentle encouragement. Little by little, he came around. Now Karate is his FAVORITE thing. But it didn't stop there...his confidence, discipline, teamwork, focus, attention span and eagerness to join in on group learning have ALL improved dramatically. If you're looking for something to help your child excel in all areas of life, I highly recommend checking out Bobby Lawrence Karate. They are a hidden gem of our little Draper community.

The instructors make a point to make each student feel important. they knew my sons name from day…read moreone and he has grown a lot in his self confidence great studio!

We have been customers of this studio for a little over a year and a half and have paid more than…read more$5,800 in tuition, equipment, and fees for some pretty basic children's training. Overall, we have supported the studio and program in good faith for that time period. A little over a year ago, our 9-year-old daughter was encouraged by the studio to move into "Black Belt" training, we were told it was the right next step for her development. What was not made clear to me was that this involved a three-year financial contract. In hindsight, that three-year financial commitment for a young child's extra curricular now feels manipulative and financially driven rather than child-centered. The contract identifies our minor child as the "buyer." I did not sign the agreement, nor was I aware that a three-year contractual obligation had been entered into on her behalf, despite sharing joint legal custody and joint decision-making authority with her father. I understood this to be a recommended commitment to training - not a binding long-term contract. When our daughter's schedule changed and she could no longer meet the time commitment, I requested cancellation. I expected maybe a standard extra month payment, the typical 30 day notice that most memberships of this nature would ask for when a cancellation is requested, but I was informed that a 25% penalty on the full contract amount (the FULL amount - not the remaining amount) would apply, resulting in a fee of over $1700 to cancel, and that the agreement was fully binding. After multiple written attempts to resolve the issue professionally, responses were delayed and inflexible. I attempted to address this privately before leaving a review. Notably, the contract (that I never signed, initialed, or saw) also contains language attempting to restrict negative online reviews, a practice that federal law prohibits when it comes to honest consumer feedback. Things that are objectively more serious than fourth-grade karate that do not require a three-year contract (of ADULTS): a post-employment non-compete, a Gold's Gym membership in the mid 2000s, a whole house rental agreement, a literal marriage, and virtually any MLM subscription - just to name a few, all of which are generally much easier to unwind. I value commitment. But I also value giving my child the opportunity to explore different interests as she grows. A year and a half in one activity is not casual and flippant for a nine-year-old, neither is a $5800 "investment" into basic training, it was an honest effort and we are ready to move on, but refuse to pay an absurd cancellation fee of over $1700. Locking a child into a multi-year obligation is intense and is something parents should fully understand before enrolling their children in this studio.

We have 5 year old twins (B&G). Sensi Jason has program that is easy for the twins to understand…read moreand is a step by step process to teach them martial arts skills, responsibility and self control. He has a solid belt/badge system that encourages them to participate and achieve. We have been attending for 6 months and the twins enjoy going every time.

The place was clean.. we took my son for a trial class and I was not impressed. If he wasn't doing…read morethe move or stretch right the teacher didn't correct him half the time. A 2nd instructor came and had to help and it was only 3 boys in the class, if you let one do the move wrong 10 of the 15 reps they are doing I don't see how they will learn. They also told the kids this wasn't a place for smiling..? We found a better more friendly and fun class down the road that was also slightly cheaper.

I came here for a one-day women's self-defense seminar with 2 friends and we all ended up signing…read moreup for the 4-week course with Kaelie. The seminar was informative and the main teacher was very knowledgeable but it was pretty clearly a dude that picked what we'd learn that day. It focused a lot more on getting mugged or attacked with a weapon than on protecting yourself against domestic or sexual abuse which, unfortunately, is a lot more likely in a woman's life. So, when we heard that the 4-week class would be focusing more on that aspect we were pretty much sold. The course was $75 for 8 hours and included MMA gloves and a self defense keychain/weapon thing that we got at the end. Honestly, that deal is amazing. In the 5 weeks I attended classes there I never felt upsold or talked down to for being a terribly out of shape beginner (which I was deffo worried about,) and they were awesome about working with us when scheduling conflicts came up. I feel like I learned a lot; it was all hands on practice and experience while explaining how and why that move works, things to look out for (how to inflict maximum damage without hurting yourself, com mon variations, etc) so even after such a short class I already feel much more confident in my skills. Kaelie was a great teacher, very knowledgeable and was very patient with us novices, she answered all our questions, even the really stupid ones and gave us a lot of great tips for practicing at home. The only regular adults only class they offer is a women's kickboxing class on weekday mornings but none after normal business hours so those of us that work, are out of luck. It's a real shame because I liked my class there so much that even though it's all the way in Saratoga Springs, I was willing to make the trip for more.

My son has been attending here for almost 3 years. He is working on his black belt. Great…read moreinstructors and staff.