As the years keeping adding on (almost 55), I realized I needed ways to maintain (ok, I have to…read moreregain) balance and flexibility. Martial Artistry has been my key to assist in achieving those goals. I tried numerous gyms, but would quickly get bored - same equipment, same routine. But at Martial Artistry, there is always something new to learn, and goals to work toward. I love the class format, wonderful instructors that provide encouragement and help. Sifu does an incredible job of instructing, motivating and encouraging in a superbly professional manner. While I am a student with more age than the average student, the program is structured so that all can advance and achieve at the level desired, in a very organized, fun environment. It is fun for me to watch the kids class and see the enthusiasm, self discipline and physical training they are developing - what great skills to cultivate at young ages. I look forward to many years of training at Martial Artistry - helping me to maintain and improve my health, flexibility, balance, self discipline, and enjoyment of staying active, while learning the beautiful art of Kung Fu. I recommend Martial Artistry to anyone wanting to participate in an activity that promotes physical activity, conditioning and encompasses the wonderful art of Kung fu teaching respect for self, others and personal growth. Ann

Martial Artistry has been the best investment for my two sons in their Little Dragons class. We…read morestarted going originally as an alternative to Occupational Therapy for my older son. We liked the school so much we enrolled our younger son once he was old enough to join the class. I look forward to the day when they graduate to the adult class and I can start attending classes with them.

I was a student in 2002, but had to leave for a while. I had learned many authentic forms open hand…read moreand weapons. Tai chi to keep balanced. I have now returned to go on to the next level. The instructor's Abram and Leslie are both certified masters in the Shao Lin kung Fu both learned many forms over the years. They will teach you step by step each form, but most of all it's up to you. It's time and effort to reach your goal.

Chinese martial arts with Japanese karate gis and karate belts. False Chinese history in an attempt…read moreto gain credibility. They are not what they claim to be. Looks like an offshoot of another fake discredited chain...Shaolin-Do.

I had the opportunity to attend an event for the Lunar New Year. It was so much fun to see the…read moredances and demonstrations. The only comment I would say is that the viewing area needed better organization it was challenging to see at times. Other than that issue it was a fun time.

Yo, this place knows how to repre-zen-t…read more I recently visited for the Chinese New Year festivities and the entire experience was one of those kick-yourself-and-say-d'oh! realizations, that here I'd been living in the 505 nearly 20 years and never had the pleasure of the vibrant color, sound and tradition that this center puts together. It's a really fantastic show and it delineates the various age groups and activities that practice disciplines during the rest of the year. And it's a blast to take a toddler: dancing monkeys, a dashing dragon, bounding lions with enormous eyelashes and snapping jaws, that's entertainment, folks. I also managed to sneak in the front door the day prior, there's a lot going on in there. Gift shop, a hall with mirrors, from an architectural and interior design perspective it felt very eastern: covered in bright hues, every inch of the space honored. Even for the novice, this place is well worth a visit. Thanks for letting us in on the celebration, CCC.