Great place to train. Bill Sensei is very knowledgeable, and demonstrates techniques clearly and…read moreprecisely. Aikido is an art where you need to trust your training partners, and Aikido Arts Center has a really good group of students.

From the owner: Teaches the martial art of Aikido and educates adults and children in self defense.read more

I have been lucky enough to have studied with Grandmaster Walker for the last 10 months. What I've…read morebeen learning is applicable both in the dojang and in my exterior life. A side benefit has been the incredible community that comes in and out of that dojang for Tai chi, hapkido and taekwondo. That you may be so lucky to start learning here :-)

I have been studying Tai Chi Chuan at the Martial Arts Institute (Tae Kwon Do Institute) for the…read morepast 6 months and recommend it in the highest possible terms. It has been in Santa Fe under the direction of Grand Master Daniel Walker for over 30 years, who is an internationally recognized master (9th degree blackbelt) in both Tae Kwon Do and Hapkido, as well as a master of Tai Chi Chuan. He and his group of expert instructors offer classes in all 3, and I have seen many classes with young children having a great time learning martial arts. Grand Master Walker is a wonderful, patient, and very perceptive teacher, and his happy and serene energy fills the Institute. Indeed, the energy there is remarkable! It is like a little oasis in the middle of Santa Fe.

We were visiting Santa Fe for 7 weeks and always look for a good workout when we get to a new…read moreplace. Undisputed Fitness did not disappoint. Head coach and owner, Lorenzo expertly coached on form. Coach Adria's energy and expertise brings magic to the morning. Coach Nick does a great job guiding you through the workout. New to cross fit I needed options which they always provided. There's a sense of community here that makes you want to stay. The workouts use the Wodify app and are super challenging and dare I say enjoyable. We loved it. Thanks team!!!

Small, well-equipped gym with AMAZING personal attention! Lorenzo & his staff truly care about your…read morefitness & well-being (one that I talked to is also a Keto Counselor!) I took their 1-hour circuit training class & actually enjoyed it! ;P They give you a LOT of options & don't push you to over-do it. The $35 for 5 classes pass is a GREAT way to try it out! And it's conveniently located just off Cerillos!

Hi, I was trying to learn how to compete muay thai style. I am currently in lots of boxing clubs…read morebut none like muay thai. That being said I go to a lot of different gyms and If I could give this place lower than a one star I would. The "students" are in a lot of danger due to the trainers not having actual talent or knowledge to teach. The place is also filthy, the floor is rarely cleaned, When I left this gym I had scabies on my feet. The customer service was good but the classes are not what you want for your child. And the price is ridiculously high for the quality you get.

ANK is one of the best places to learn Muay Thai and stricking in town. The instructors are great…read more Nat and Aaron have fought professionally and are certified through the World Thai Boxing Association. They are very hands-on when working with their students, and I have learned a ton from them. They also offer a number of other classes which are also great. I would definitely recommend coming and checking it out! Especially if you want to learn Muay Thai.

I visited JJBJJ as an 8 month white belt during the week I was in town for my brother's wedding. I…read morecalled an left a voicemail about my situation and was invited to attend a class. Professor Jesse Jacques greeted me me at the door, and was extremely welcoming! He has a nice little school. The lessons were catered to the level of the students in attendance, and he keeps an eye on everyone during warm ups, drills and rolls, engaging with his students by constructively critiquing all students (even the visitor!). I thoroughly enjoyed enjoyed the drills and class structure, and what all students brought to the rolls. Fundamentals are ingrained at JJBJJ, and it was a great experience! If you're in Santa Fe, give JJBJJ a call! They've got a great independent school atmosphere, and Professor, Teacher, and students all are welcoming. Also, the address is now around the corner at 1168 Parkway Dr.

Mike DeMarco I took a class with him at the college. He is the best Tai Chi teacher possible…read moreanywhere, competent, pleasant, patient, clear, convincing!

From the owner: You've come to the right place to learn traditional tai chi by one of the more knowledgable and…read moreexperienced teachers around. ​ What makes this school different than most is that tai chi is taught here first for it health aspects, but also as a moving meditation, a system of body movement, and as a practical martial art. The foundation of Yang Style Tai Chi practice is the long solo routine, which incorporate the main principles of relaxation, balance, and slow even movement. This is essential to nurture health as well as to be effective for self-defense. ​ But, each student comes to tai chi with their own interests and needs. For this reason, classes are conducted with this in mind.

What can I say me and my girlfriend travel all over. we called the three places in town and out of…read morethe three they answered. it happened to be a Friday night open mat party it is alway fun to train with other people. we felt at home even though we were for our of state. Can't wait til the next time we are there #jitslove #keeprolling

Excellent culture of learning and great instructors make this place a gem in Santa Fe. Highly…read moreinclusive and adaptive, while faithful to Tang Soo Do and a positive environment make this a place for any sincere and humble martial artist to learn and grow. Master Meyer is fantastic, highly recommend.

I was working on a pyung ahn form, aka pinan or pyung hua, which are the turtle forms. I was…read morethoroughly impressed by Master Meyer's explanation of a particular set of movements which was a crescent kick then an unnoticeable mental pause to show balance, an ommitted foot stomp, the shoulder butt and extending out with a long reaching back fist. He explained to me, articulately and succinctly, not only the movements of the form, but of the optional omission of the stomp, the optional crane stance, and the history of changes in the form. I found this very interesting and it showcased one of the many ways that I am impressed by his knowledge and teaching ability. I am also impressed by his agility, speed and power. I have to work very hard to get the snap of the dobak but he makes it look effortless. I also enjoy very much working with my fellow clasmates. They are a good crowd. Master Meyer maintains a pleasant environnent in which to work. If you enjoy the art of karate, the art of Tang Soo Do, then you will enjoy coming to Tang Soo Do of Santa Fe. See you in the dojang! Seth

I can't say enough about Emily, she is a true healer. I've had terrible back pain for a number of…read moreyears, including a tough little ball between my shoulder blades. I've been working at a computer for 8-10 hours a day, for many years. The first time I saw Emily my issues all practically disappeared. Then of course they came back after a few weeks. This is going to happen if you don't change your habits. I went to see Emily and again my issues were relieved. Emily recommended changes in my posture and yoga poses I could do. She is also a certified yoga teacher! She also was able to explain my issues to me pointing to specific muscles, their connections, specific points of tension and were they arise from, as well as certain psychological and energetic blocks. She helped my get to the root of my problems and to change the underlying causes. I saw her another 2 times about two months apart, and then now I see her every 6-8 months, and my back pain and that tough little ball are gone! I've had a lot of Thai massage including many in Thailand, and I have to say Emily is up their with the best of them. I almost exclusively get Thai massages, because regular oil massages never feel like they are getting to the issues. Thai massage is a true medicinal, and spiritual, practice with a very long tradition. The sessions are normally 2 hours, which some people might think is too long, but once you are in there and you feel Emily hit every single problem spot in your body, time disappears. Be aware that the first massage can be intense and you might feel a little queasy afterwards. A lot of toxins get released from tense muscles as they are relaxed. Drink lots of water!

I've been seeing Emily for 6 years now regularly; I consider her the first stop for my healthcare…read more Her work is focused, intentional, and specific each time I see her. We work on "what's up" and I always go away feeling lighter, looser, more together. Emily is energy savvy - intuitive and knowing while connecting to your needs. As a practitioner of Thai massage, I can't say enough about her skill set and knowledge. She's studied in Thailand directly with some of the most empowered teachers and it shows. She is constantly learning and bringing more knowledge and care to the mat. Emily is truly the best I've ever experienced in this modality. Whether you're in Santa Fe for a visit or you live here - schedule and appointment with Emily. . . truly it is an act of self love.

Do they accept "Silver Sneakers"? No, they do not. It is a…read morevery clean facility, great location, so I still go here. They post events on the big lighted sign on Rodeo Road. Front dest people are informative & kind.

Very cheap price for ice time (only $8, my home rink is $22) and very warm! Seems to also have lots…read moreof other things.