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I have known and trained with Professor Johnny for well over a decade. Not only is he as technical…read moreas they come, but he's an even nicer guy. If you're looking for top level Jiu Jitsu, look no further.

My son joined Reign Jiu Jitsu after training at another school because we were looking for more…read moreopportunities for competitions and more focused training. I chose Reign because of the incredible attention to detail and the number of skilled coaches on the mats every day, guiding and helping the kids during every roll. I was quickly impressed by how much effort Professor Moon puts into the school, creating an environment where the kids not only train harder than I've ever seen but also form strong friendships. The sense of community is amazing--parents are supportive, and we travel as a team to competitions, cheering each other on throughout the tournaments. My son loves coming to class every day, not just for the competitive training but also for the fun events and seasonal celebrations organized by Professor Moon. I was so inspired by the school's atmosphere that I joined the adult class myself. The passion that the professors and coaches have for jiu-jitsu and teaching is evident in every session. They consistently go above and beyond to ensure we learn and improve. Being part of Reign Jiu Jitsu has been a rewarding experience for both my son and me!

I've been bringing my five year old son to Reign for about two months now. I'd been searching for…read moresomething to help him because he's being bullied at school for some time. He's a very shy boy, who doesn't like confrontation. Even though I kept encouraging him to stand up for himself, nothing has been working. After he was bitten by two different kids at school in the same week, I started to do some research on what I should do. I came across Reign in my mom's Facebook group and saw they had incredible reviews. Since my son started in a short time, I've seen a huge transformation in him. His confidence has grown so much. He cried through the first two weeks, but now he absolutely loves it and looks forward to every class. The coaches are phenomenal. They teach real techniques! The first time I watched him participate, I cried because I was so proud to see him be so brave. They are always challenging him and that's exactly what he needs. I truly believe bringing him here will be invaluable for him. He's become noticeably more confident and I've seen improvement in his self esteem by so much! If you're on the fence, take this as your sign. This place is amazing.

My wife and I practiced shotokan karate for many years and we wanted our kids to learn the same…read moredoctrine as we did, after moving to texas we could not find yet a real shotokan karate dojo until now (believe me we tried several places). My kids have been part of the Ganbaru family for a few months now, and they enjoy every class and love their Sensei. The class is well organized. All kids get to participate and learn. They use real Japanese Karate terminology. The instructors are knowledgeable and you can tell their love for the art. They teach traditional shotokan karate. I recommend this place 100%.

I am so glad that I have found this place!…read more I was on the search for a trustworthy, reliable martial arts school for my 6 year old son. After going through countless phone calls and online searches, I found Meng's Martial Arts. Facility is clean, spacious and well maintained. Plenty of room for students to exercise and learn. Diverse class and Sifu Ryan usually has an extra set of helpers/assistants to assist the students. The staff is very attentive and gives a lot of emotional and physical support. The Tiny Tiger program (ages 4-7 I think) meet 3 times a week, for 45 minutes which I believe is great in addition to their reasonable prices! The class is more than just being physical and learning self defense. My son has learned to be more respectful and disciplined, to have more self control and awareness. His attitude has changed so much, and he's made new friends! Parents are more than welcome to lounge around in the lobby, or sit on the sidelines and observe the class. If you're looking for a martial arts class for your child (or yourself) this place is it! They're very open to new students, and have no issues answering any questions or concerns. I know my son is in great hands at this school.

Outstanding, top notch, professional instruction. World champion black belt professors leading the…read moreway with group and individualized attention as appropriate for all skill levels and ages. I have been very impressed since day 1 and my son thoroughly enjoys. You become something greater here, part of a community, a family. Appropriate balance of serious competition, sportsmanship, discipline, empathy, and of course always FUN! Incredible value for the money. The facility is huge compared to other academies with the mat area alone exceeding the entire facility size of most competitors. If I could give more stars I would

Great competition-oriented BJJ school. Not for casual jiu jitsu (a good thing IMHO). If you're…read morelooking for a serious BJJ (think sports jiu jitsu) oriented gym in West Houston/Katy area, there are scant few places that even compare. Not for MMA or striking, though.

Trained here many years ago ('89-'91) in wing chun. Sifu Chu was hard core and also very caring…read moreand sincere. Used to have full contact sparring 1 Saturday a month - that was a blast!

In 2014, Paul Chu offered me private "women's self-defense lessons" which I believe were a clumsy…read moredisguise to grope me inappropriately. I was 17 and very naive. He attempted to explain that it was part of the training, but no grown man should be squeezing UNDERAGE GIRLS on their breasts, training or not. He did not warn me that he was going to touch me there, nor did I consent. I didn't know what was happening. I struggled for so long to look past the shame and embarrassment to see it for what it was. I reported Paul Chu to the Texas DFPS and Bellaire Police for (alleged) child molestation, but unfortunately the statute of limitations has passed. The age of consent in Texas is 17.

I had been practicing at another Aikido Dojo in the area since 2013, but recently I had been…read moresearching for a more congenial Dojo with "better atmospherics, better culture", and I still prefer one close to home. I found Cy-Fair Aikido Center, and I'm going to give them a go. Sensei Matt Poulson, who comes through the AAA/AWA heritage (The Founder M. Ueshiba - Koichi Tohei - Fumio Toyoda - Andrew Sato - David Galdamez - Matt Poulson) has good coaching skills and has been helping me to understand how what I've learned over many years at a different school fits into the context of the AAA/AWA heritage. The larger organization that Cy-Fair Aikido Center belongs to aims to be inclusive of different styles; they have students from different places. My 1st degree brown belt was fully recognized on day one of practice. Even though they use temporary mats, they are good mats, you can do hard ukemi on them, no problem, and they have a big area to work with. For those who don't know, Aikido is a Japanese martial art developed by The Founder Morihei Ueshiba as a synthesis of his martial studies, philosophy, and religious beliefs. Aikido is often translated as "the Way of unifying (with) life energy" or as "the Way of harmonious spirit." Ueshiba's goal was to create an art that practitioners could use to defend themselves while also protecting their attacker from injury. Aikido is performed by blending with the motion of the attacker and redirecting the force of the attack rather than opposing it head-on. This requires very little physical strength, as the aikidōka (aikido practitioner) "leads" the attacker's momentum using entering and turning movements. The techniques are completed with various throws or joint locks.

This is the only good kukiwon taekwondo gym in katy. I know as I tried 14 gyms (yes, there are 14…read morenot all kukiwon though) I could write pages about how bad most gyms in katy are, and how they have unqualified teachers with low degrees teaching for low pay, as it's just a business to those gyms, but I want to focus on how amazing Black Dragon is Master Seong is an amazing instructor and is an 8th degree black belt. He teaches all the classes and it is easy to see he lives taekwondo. It does not seem like a business to him, but his life. This gym is not easy. It should not be if you want to get better at martial arts. He will not just pass students to other belts until they are actually ready, unlike many gyms. Students are well behaved as he pays a lot of attention to his students and teaching. The gym is clean, staff are all friendly, and they have many classes at different times, to fit busy schedules. My kids were both already black belts and we all had 5 years taekwondo experience before we had to move to katy. We were sad to have to leave the gym we loved, but very happy to have a new martial arts family at Black Dragon where I can see improvement every day still..

Black Dragon Taekwondo is a great place for anyone to learn the traditional art of Taekwondo from a…read moretop skilled Grand Master. Many parents may not know the difference between the skills of other schools but Black Dragon is Top ranked.