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Miori Martial Arts

5.0 (1 review)
Closed • 3:00 pm - 9:00 PM

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Warcloud BJJ

Warcloud BJJ

5.0
(1 review)
8.8 mi

Fantastic Brazilian Jiu Jitsu academy! I've trained BJJ for nearly a decade and have been lucky…read moreenough to attend several different schools across New York. I've learned to recognize great instruction and great instructors. Most recently I've had the pleasure of spending the summer training at Warcloud BJJ in Manlius. The owner, Professor Scott Schultz, is one of the most experienced BJJ black belts I've come across. He's learned from, and competed against, top names in BJJ and MMA. This includes several big names in UFC history. His instruction is top notch. He's an encyclopaedia of techniques. He points out all of the subtle details of each move and the way he 'flows' when demonstrating is so smooth. The academy itself is conveniently located, clean, and well equipped. The people that train there are all 'down to earth', good-natured, family-oriented, 'everyday' people. Several of the adult students also have their kids train in the kids classes. The academy has the perfect atmosphere to cater to both the everyday person looking to casually train or the competitor eager to up their game. On a personal note, I've found Professor Schultz to be an accommodating, understanding, humorous, caring, and all around good guy. He cares about each of his students, even the ones who walked through the door for the first time. If you're looking for a place to train in Fayetteville, Manlius or the neighboring towns, this is it.

From the owner: At Manlius BJJ we teach the fundamental principles and movements of Martial Arts, with an emphasis…read moreon Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and grappling techniques from around the world. We are a club that offers training in the striking arts, as well as joint locks, wristlocks, and throws. All our students have the opportunity to learn the core, base movements of boxing, and kicking skills that come from various traditions for a full, well-rounded workout and a valuable self-defense experience. As for the atmosphere, "The vibe is tribe!" We are a family friendly school where everyone supports each other in their goals and efforts, both on and off the mats. our kid's classes are fun, yet challenging and focused. Children learning Jiu-Jitsu have a huge edge when 'push comes to shove" our kids start as young as five years old. we have family class options as well. All of the Children in our club get to learn Jiu-Jitsu, grappling, wrestling skills, core boxing skills, kick bag workouts, focus mitts, and of course plenty of live Jiu-Jitsu and grappling matches, the safest and best Martial Art in the world!

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Syracuse Martial Arts Academy

Syracuse Martial Arts Academy

4.0
(4 reviews)
13.8 mi

As a 45 year Professional Martial Arts Instructor, writer, speaker and 24 year Veteran Teacher at…read morean Ivy League University, I give Syracuse Martial Arts Academy a Five Star rating. Martial Arts isn't about violence, power, and control over others. Rather, it is about using violence as a very last response, having the Personal Power to better ourselves and learning how to control our body and our mind! I have been affiliated with SMAA for nearly 20 years and I can attest first hand that I have witnessed the highest levels of courtesy, respect for others and a sincere interest in their students, clients and visitors rare in our society today. Regardless of the day, each and every time I enter the doors at Syracuse Martial Arts, I am greeted with smiles and warmth. The program at SMAA reflects this demeanor at the highest level as well. I have taught well over 20 Workshops at the school and the skills, attitude and energy is always consistently solid! For anyone that may say negative things about SMAA, I can only shake my head and think of what my teacher, the Top Student Of Bruce Lee and the Leading Authority on Martial Arts in the World today once said to me..."They only tackle the MAN with the ball. If you weren't worthy of criticism or threatening, you would be ignored."

My husband and I were genuinely disappointed by our experience with this dojo before we ever had…read morethe chance to step through the door. We were visiting Syracuse for one week, and my husband--a seasoned black belt in two different karate styles--called ahead simply to ask if he could attend a few drop-in classes during our stay. His goal wasn't to "shop around" for a new school. Like many dedicated martial artists, he wanted to continue his training while traveling, train respectfully, and perhaps learn something new from another instructor. The owner's response was shocking. He told us that it would not be okay because he was only interested in committed students and that someone coming in for a week would just be "fooling around" in class and taking time away from his regular students. He said it wasn't something he wanted to get involved with. That response goes against everything we believe the martial arts are supposed to represent. Respect, humility, camaraderie, and the willingness to share knowledge with fellow martial artists are foundational values within the martial arts. Experienced practitioners visiting other dojos has long been a respected tradition when done with courtesy and permission. Instead of welcoming a fellow black belt who reached out respectfully beforehand, my husband was treated as though he would be a burden. If this is how prospective visitors and fellow martial artists are treated, it's worth considering what kind of culture exists within this dojo. A dojo should be a place where respect is freely given to those who show it. Unfortunately, we found the attitude to be exclusionary, dismissive, and contrary to the spirit of martial arts. We left with the impression that this dojo values exclusivity over community. If you're looking for an instructor who embodies the traditional values of honor, respect, and mutual learning, our experience suggests you may want to look elsewhere.

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Me with Sifu Iglesias after a seminar.

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