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    KO Kung Fu Karate

    4.8 (39 reviews)
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    I have been taking the cardio kick boxing class and I LOVE IT!

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    My son and daughter have been taking Karate here for almost 2 years. This place is awesome, very family friendly! Keep it up. =)

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    “I've grown up at KO; the instructors, especially Master Ozuna, have watched me grow up, mature, and find myself.”

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    Chuan Wu Kung Fu

    Chuan Wu Kung Fu

    4.3(10 reviews)
    3.3 mi•Seven Trees

    Professionally ethically, as I understand it, I am required to own up to my mistakes and correct…read morethem when possible. I believe it is appropriate to extend such ethical behavior into my personal life. I originally gave this place five stars. Part of that was because I was coming off a horrible experience with the predecessor organization of this place, part of it was because David Diep does in fact have some good knowledge with respect to shao lin training. Some of what he states is not correct, or at least debatable at best, but no one can be perfect and I think I could have easily overlooked most of his short comings. To start with, like their predecessor organization, they lied. Before I started training there, I asked a very simple question and was outright lied to. That question was do they hit the floor or do ground work. I even elaborated and stated that their predecessor organization claimed to do ground work but during sparring, the minute two people hit the ground, it was stopped. Further, they considered ground work rolling and drop kicking and a half day seminar annually on the same. Chuan Wu even has mats, so I thought they were telling the truth. But alas, they were in fact lying. They do not do ground work. On this same light, I believe their understanding of Chin Na is missing the spirit of Chin Na. Like their predecessor organization, their Chin Na is more akin to what Kajukenbo calls quick responses. Chin Na, as I understand it, translates to "sieze and hold," not move out of the way while punching and kicking. It became clear to me that joint locking was foreign to most at this location. Then the problems started to arise about six weeks after I started to train there. A third degree violently verbally projected his lack of understanding of the subtle emptiness inherent in tai qi sparring. How he rose to the rank of third degree without this understanding baffles me. But this issue would more than likely have resolved itself, except others did not want it to. David's wife, second in command as I understand it, overheard part of the subsequent conversation between the third degree and myself. Taking the part of the conversation out of context and blowing it up to a mountain resulting in further drama culminating in both public and private meetings. During the private meeting, I was required to become much more than humble merely to save the face of David even though it clearly showed in his face that he knew very well he was not speaking the truth and was taking credit where it did not belong. From this incident, I started to see that although David does have some good knowledge, he doles it out as his whimsical heart determines. Unfortunately this means if you are not in his good graces, irrespective of the underlying reason, the information is withheld. To me, one of the primary functions of a teacher is to provide information to the students, not withhold it. The incident with the third degree and the subsequent wife issue, were just the start. The drama and psychological costs kept occurring to the extent that I realized I had been through this before. For five years I trained at a place that had decent kung fu and training. Four or five days per week for about five years, I motivated myself to take the 45 minute drive, and train for three plus hours. At this place, the training was top notch, but just about every week, one of the upper echelon would behave in such a way as to demotivate the class. The same thing was happening at Chuan Wu. The only difference is at the other place, the very top guy was not involved; at Chuan Wu the top guy is involved and often treats adults like children. He requires people to be perfect yet he is far from it. On numerous occasions I answered a question only to be told I was wrong and then listened to him reiterate my correct answer. The final straw for me was when David's son, a second degree who's shen is not developed enough for him to hold such status, apparently became bothered because he and many other upper echelon of this place believe respect is a one way street, and that lower ranked persons should be in a perpetual bow to bolster the empty egos. In my opinion, this is completely wrong. If an upper belt is on the floor during a lower belt class, the upper belt, being the guest at the moment, should yield to the lower belts since it is their class time, but the empty egos simply would not allow this. If you are willing to pay the psychological costs, and if you are willing to accept teachers that take much effort to demotivate, as opposed to motivating students, and dole out information sparingly based on whimsical emotions, you might be able to get some decent training here. I think it is sad, because the majority of the people I trained with had good hearts, I was learning and changing, but like the other place of many years ago, the upper echelon leave a lot to be desired and exact a price that I am not willing to pay.

    Martial arts is a broad concept, which is one of the reasons I took a while to commit to a system…read moreof the art. I finally had the opportunity to engage in Kung Fu after years of thinking about what to get into, what my objectives were and finding the appropriate school to suit what I was looking for: 1. Balance of my mind, my emotions (positive/negative) with my phsycial being; 2. A skill that I can use for self-defense; 3. Improvement in mobility, endurance and my overall health; 4. A traditional Kung Fu school that focuses more on the art of Kung Fu comprehensively without the competition. After visiting, observing and meeing with owners of various Kung Fu schools, I learned that CHUAN WU KUNG FU INSTITUTE would be able to provide the guidance, the skills and the knowledge to help me meet my objectives. It has been five months attending CWKF and I have already started the process in obtaining my personal goals and have even received more than I what I wanted. The sifus and masters - Master David, Master Oanh, Master Katherine, Sifu Noel, Robert and the other instructors are very patient and have years of experience. They make this experience a successful one.

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    Team Rey's Fitness Center - rapid weight loss

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    4.3(39 reviews)
    4.2 mi•Fairgrounds

    Long review here with much to say as a beginner coming off the couch…read more Heard of this gym through my work company's health partner WellHub but this gym no longer takes WellHub members. Still decided to try their 2 week trial program. Just finished my 2 week adult muay trial program with a Sifu Rey, the 2 week program was $39 and comes with additional benefits (reduced initiation fee & free gloves) IF you sign up for the membership afterwards. Not sure how long this promotion runs. Class sizes vary with smaller afternoon classes (3-5 students) and larger evening classes (10-16 students) Class structure is consistent with warm ups, footwork, heavy bags, drills, and a burn out at the end with shadow boxing incorporated somewhere. I like how coach is also pretty old school and will call me and others out on our BS so you can't let your feelings get hurt and keep working. I had a great workout every class and each class is very fresh with new drills and footwork added onto the previous day's lesson. The focus style of the class is muay mat which is a heavy boxing and low kick style but coach also touches on other styles too. I appreciated the way coach built on what we learned from previous classes into that day's lesson such as adding yesterday's footwork or drills into the next day's combos. After each week I really felt a lot stronger and more confident in the basics. I highly recommend attending as many consecutive classes as you can. I went 5 days/week skipping sparring friday and sunday private lessons. I heard there is sparring on Fridays with the neighboring muay thai gyms (they share the entire complex) which is pretty cool. The other students are also great, some students have been training with coach for years and there were also a handful of new students like me doing the trial. It's great energy and sportsmanship all around. Overall, it's a great learning experience for beginners, intermediate, and advanced students. Highly recommended!

    Honestly just over the phone call the way they conduct their business especially for children I…read morewould not not let my children step foot in their gym they do not give you a set price before you get there and they talk very disrespectful they completely have an untrustworthy conversation before you even get to the next step.

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    SMKF Martial Arts

    SMKF Martial Arts

    5.0(4 reviews)
    3.5 mi

    Master Leon is just an incredible instructor. We had tried him on a trial lesson and my son…read moregravitated immediately to him his style the way he makes every class really engaging in fun but also his small class sizes which offer every student to have enough attention from the instructor so I feel this was the most rewarding experience for us. We have been with Master Leon close to a year. We attend all of his summer camps and my son has become extremely more focused follows directions better and will be more prepared for first grade as a result of attending this summer's camp I also want to say compared to some other martial arts studios in the area such as Victoria martial arts and others. I really feel he is a little bit more expensive but worth every dime if you want a true instructor a lot of other places quickly move faster promote the children into the next belt without them really gaining the necessary skills or even being ready but I think they do it just to increase momentum more than really training them but I feel Master Leon really assesses as a kids at which level they are or should be at and then appropriately test them so I really appreciate that overall he's an outstanding instructor. I just couldn't be happier and I'm so glad I found him in fact I drive 15 minutes to his martial arts studio when I have other choices that are literally three minutes away.

    Both of my kids (a boy and a girl) have been coming here for 3 years now. Master Leon has always…read morebeen amazing. He knows kids, has his way to encourage and help children uplevel! He's caring, patient and actively discussing with parents about kids needs and family focus. It feels so lucky to have Master Leon here be part of my kids growing journey.

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    Ernie Reyes West Coast Martial Arts

    4.8(20 reviews)
    6.2 mi•Sunol-Midtown, Downtown

    The community is my favorite part of training at Ollin Atletico!…read more The trainers are all AMAZING! Super motivating and they all push you to keep aiming a little further than the day before. Show up and continue making progress. The atmosphere is definitely the main reason I continue to show up. Everyone is so nice and encouraging of each other. There's no judgement, just a group of people looking to keep moving their bodies and being active. Love our Ollin familia I'd love to see our community grow and watch others meet their goals. I've loved the journey thus far and I encourage others to join us. I didn't think kickboxing would be the activity to get me closer to my goals, but it's the only thing that's gotten me this close and I think it's largely in part to the encouraging and non-judgemental environment Gloria has created for us. There are some who've been doing this for years and others who are starting brand new like I did. Everyone is so helpful and welcoming. It's a great workout, it doesn't hurt to give it a try.

    If you're looking for an amazing community not only for your children but yourself, this is the…read moreplace! Gloria is an amazing instructor and works so great with the kids! They all love her. My daughter leaves every class feeling confident and proud of herself. She enjoys all the lessons and workouts and has so much fun with all the other kids!

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    United Bay Area Karate Club

    5.0(23 reviews)
    1.4 mi•Blossom Valley

    From the moment we stepped into the United Bay Area Karate Club, Sensei Joane greeted us with a…read morewarm smile and introduced us to the other families, making us feel right at home. This dojo is a hidden gem, especially for first-timers. The instructors are exceptional--with class sizes, they give every student personalized attention, ensuring they master proper techniques while building confidence and life skills like discipline and respect. What truly stands out is how Sensei Joane and her coaches connect with each child. My kids were shy at first, but their patience and encouragement helped them come out of their shells. Now, they're more confident than ever and really look forward to class! They strike a perfect balance of discipline and support, meeting kids where they are--whether they're quiet or full of energy--and helping them grow at their own pace. Sensei Joane teaches Goju-Ryu, a style that focuses on close combat, making it an excellent choice for self-defense. As a world-class competitor, she's led UBAKC students to become USA Karate national champions and earn spots on the National Team pool. She instills a strong work ethic and a drive to excel, all within a safe and structured environment. If you're thinking about martial arts for your kids, UBAKC is the perfect place to start. The welcoming community and top-notch instruction have made such a difference for my children--I know yours will thrive here too!

    Sensai Joane and the UBAKC community have been amazing. We have 2 kids that are part of the dojo…read moreand we can see the growth they have achieved in the last 4 years under her training. Our children are more confident in themselves and have become close to their fellow athletes. We feel it is a welcoming community of parents and athletes alike.

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