This is a great gym for kickboxing and Brazilian Jiu Jitsu. It's never too late to start, but you…read moremight regret not starting sooner.

If you're worried like me in the beginning that this place is a McDojo like so many other martial…read morearts schools in small towns, it's totally not! They teach legit Kempo Karate! That out of the way, this place has helped me so much. To finally feel a part of something means so much more i can put into words. PS: Join the Legacy program! They totally won't put you through the hardest training gauntlet you've ever seen in your life! ;D

Outstanding school. Something for the whole family. Great instructors that care. Children's…read moreprograms teach life leadership skills. Martial arts, Krav, Cage Fitness, team competition group. World class program in a small town environment.

I loved working out with Champion Boxing over the past few months. William delivered high quality…read moreinstruction in a friendly and welcoming environment. He used his extensive knowledge and experience combined with video review and analysis to help me get better. I've been fighting just shy of 20 years and I believe it to be some of the best coaching I've had.

Will has a vast wealth of experience fighting, which he leverages with a patient, thorough, yet…read morechallenging training style to deliver excellent instruction. I've trained in gyms in Boston, Maryland, Puerto Rico, and North Carolina at different experience levels and with different goals, and I believe that Champion Boxing is hands down the best gym I've worked out at. Will possesses both the fight IQ to help experienced fighters improve, the teaching skills to help new boxers learn the basics.

The staff at this Gym are Top Notch. The services for a reputable Program are always pricy but I…read morethink this one may be worth it! They have options for ALL age groups and My son fit right away!

1) it's extremely expense and that doesn't include lunch, 2 snacks (which need to be packed from…read morehome) 2) Ordered a summer camp shirt:::never received it. 3) on day 3 of going my daughters best fiend was asked to wrestle (by a girl that knows karate. No idea how old she is cuz they're mixed in with the older kids) . She said no. But the culprit came up behind her and put her in a choke hold. And continued to assault her. 4) Keep in mind" the teacher wasn't anywhere to be seen (and was fired shortly after) 5) No one addressed the victim til minutessss after the fact 6) an incident report was written, but no one called the mom of EITHER student. Especially the one who was harmed! 7) The owner of the facility refused to show security tapes of the incident to the parent whose child was injured. Then: when my 8 year olds dad picked her up at 5pm, the workers, teacher/coaches were sitting on their phones, all the students were sitting silently at the tables while an 11 year old boy yelled and bossed them around. Dad confronted the owner about mass punishment (but got a vague Response). All in all, were able to get a refund for the remainder of the summer. My daughter really enjoyed the activity and karate but if something like a kid getting choke can go unseen...what else can be over looked! Beware Positive note: she had no other complains other than is and the hours are convenient. We didn't use the much but when we did.... place going be bigger! That's for sure.

My son had no interest in sports or anything else that required physical exertion. On the first…read moreday, he took a great liking to the staff at WRMA and Taekwondo. I will be honest, I was a bit shocked. At 8, he had no problem embracing the discipline. I'm proud of how he's setting goals and vigorously pursuing them. Not only is he learning physical techniques, but he's understanding the self-control and the leadership associated with the art. The youthful energetic staff of martial artist, under the leadership of 6th Degree Black Belt (Master) Rankin, are definitely forging positive change in the lives of the young and not so young ;-) members of the our community.