Lee's White Leopard Kung Fu I have seen several…read moredemonstrations by Lee's White Leopard Kung Fu students. 2018 Chinese New Year Festival at Northpark Mall was entertaining. Many people are drawn to their demonstration. Amazing fighting style with the precision of technique in Kung Fu and Tai Chi. Master Lee is the 4th generation of the ancient martial art, trained in China with the 10th degree black belt. I do enjoy their teaching. Members of my family highly recommend this place for young kids and adults. My daughter has been enrolled in this program for about 5 years now, and she loves it. They are very good with kids. They motivate the students and teach them to how to strategize, respect others and self-confidence.

I have 3 black belts from a Shinto temple in Hilo, Hawaii. I've competed and studied all over the…read morecountry. I have never been to a better school than this one. Master Lee is one of the 10 Grand Masters on the world and the ONLY one not living on China. If you're interested in learning martial arts. This is THE place here in Texas. Want proof? YouTube John Su and Lee's White Leopard King Fu.

I have been taking classes here on and off for the last three years…read more Master Jia runs most of the classes I attend, though several are led by senior students. Class sizes may vary from 8-10 (when I've attended on Saturdays) to 2-4 (when I go Thursday nights). Age ranges generally run from 30s to 60s (with parents occasionally bringing young children with them). Suitable for a wide range of skill levels - often new students working alongside folks who've been doing this for years. Focus is generally on health and wellness, not marital arts (though Ch'en style classes do get into push hands). All major families of Tai Chi are taught, along with Qigong. Having studied several different places here in the Richardson area, this is the school I continue to go back to.

Unfair Treatment & Unethical Charges - Urgent Resolution Needed…read more I feel completely taken advantage of by Master Kang's martial arts program. As a single mother of three, I was looking for a safe and reliable aftercare solution for my children. When I enrolled my 6-, 7-, and 8-year-olds, Master Kang promised me a "discounted price" and a "free uniform." However, I quickly realized that the hidden costs--belt tests, miscellaneous fees, and other unexpected expenses--added up significantly. From the start, I made it clear that I would be unable to stay in class with my children due to my work schedule. Master Kang assured me that they would be watched after their lessons. Yet, on multiple occasions, I arrived to find my 6-, 7-, and 8-year-olds outside the dojo, completely unattended and unsupervised. This was not only irresponsible but also dangerous. I trusted this program to provide structure and safety for my children, but instead, I found them running around unsupervised, putting them at risk. Another issue arose with the attendance stickers that are given out to eventually earn achievement medals. Since I wasn't present, Master Kang would hand these stickers directly to my children, who, as small kids naturally do, often lost them before I arrived. When I asked for replacements, he refused, saying they were "too expensive" because they were imported. How is it acceptable to deny a child a simple sticker, knowing they are young and likely to misplace it? This lack of compassion and flexibility was incredibly frustrating. Then, life took a turn. I lost my job and could no longer afford the program. I informed Master Kang and requested to cancel my membership, explaining that I had to move out of state. The school demanded proof of my move, so I provided a lease and a utility bill. However, they rejected my documentation over a minor technicality--listing my name at my new address still tied to my old driver's license. Despite my best efforts, they refused to accept even my utility start-of-service notice as valid proof. How was I supposed to provide a finalized bill for a future address before even moving in? This requirement is not only unreasonable but feels like an intentional barrier to keep charging me. Now, they continue to bill me, even though I have done everything in my power to prove that I have moved and can no longer attend. At this point, I feel deceived, exploited, and robbed in broad daylight. Where is the integrity? Where is the humanity? Master Kang is a businessman and a family man--yet he is treating a struggling mother with zero empathy, prioritizing profits over basic fairness. I am demanding that my membership be canceled immediately. I refuse to pay for a service I cannot use, especially one that has already failed to provide the safe environment I was promised. If this matter is not resolved, I will have no choice but to escalate this through consumer protection agencies, public reviews, and legal channels. I hope Master Kang and his team choose to do the right thing. Sincerely, Amsib Admin of Super Mom's of Dallas Please search Fb for this beautiful Community and join!I love staying in touch and hope to be back in Dallas again in the future!

I've seen my granddaughter grow into a confident, more disciplined, physically strong young lady…read more The Masters are encouraging and extremely knowledgeable in all aspects of the art. I recommend any girl or boy, 3 thru adult.

I would absolutely recommend this school for anyone interested in learning traditional Northern…read moreShaolin kung fu. Authentic Chin Woo forms. The school has been in existence for over 30 years. They also teach Lion Dance. The only negative review you'll find of the school is from a disgruntled student who had to be dismissed due to bad behavior and is now trying to play the victim.

I've been at this gym for a little over a year now and it's such a great place to learn Kung Fu and…read moreTai Chi from Grand Master Jimmy Wong. I'm loving my elite tai chi class and I have friends in the Kung Fu who all really love their classes too. This is a first rate place, and very professional and respectful. Master Wong traveled for a couple of years before the pandemic but since the pandemic, he's hands on and I'm so incredibly grateful to have an instructor with so much knowledge and experience. The other teachers are amazing as well

I came here for a Judo competition that was run very smoothly! There's lot of parking, the…read moretournament started on time, bathrooms are phenomenal (lots of stalls, 2 showers, a changing area and lockers. They also have a gym area, complete with workout equipment for cross training sessions, and a designated warmup mat area. My husband had been here previously for a Judo event and he had great things to share with me about the place.

As a female who has trained in other martial arts gyms, I can say without a doubt that Eastside has…read morethe best, most supportive culture for women that I have ever seen. All the people I have encountered there and all the coaches have been extremely kind, helpful, and welcoming. It's not a room full of "groups", "cliques," or "egos" like I have seen in other gyms. It is a room of respectful people who genuinely want to see each other succeed. The quality of instruction is exceptional, which is important to me for many reasons, but especially for injury prevention. The floating floor is great because falls hurt way less than in other gyms where I've trained and the coaches always make sure beginners have the extra crash pad mats that go on top of the floor until they feel safe taking falls. The Sensei Russ Hogan is an exceptional leader. I have seen the way he and the other coaches interact with the kids and it seems to me to be a great place for kids to train too. All I see is smiling little faces when it's time for them to go home as I step onto the mat for adults class. One last thing, Judo is hard work and it will make you strong and fit fast if you are willing to show up and work! If you come to Eastside, you will have a big team of people right there working hard with you and cheering you on. So if you are on the fence or if you are thinking of where to enroll your kid, I hope this review helps you take the next step. Also if you have had bad experiences elsewhere, I really encourage you to give Eastside a try. It is truly a great place and just what I needed to continue my martial arts journey.

It was such a positive and encouraging environment! The instructors are so knowledgeable!read more

I have never taken any type of self defenses or martial arts training before. In the beginning I…read morewas hesitant because as a female I was worried about getting injured or bruised. However the instructors are really thorough with their communications and making sure you are moving the techniques properly. Every other day they offer yoga, strike lab and krav classes. I suggest anyone wanting to do something different to give them a try.

Good place for young people to learn basic martial arts. Kind leaders. Good leaders…read more Great organization for young people!

Wonderful environment for children to thrive! Instructors are the very best. My son started as a…read morewhite belt with zero experience, timid, and often reluctant to try new things. One year later I am so proud to say he's worked himself up to a blue belt, has loads of confidence, self awareness, self restraint, and has made so many friends. He practices his patterns everywhere, he looks forward to classes so he can learn new techniques, and he has now competed in 4 tournaments! Extremely grateful to have found PBBA!

took me a while to finally write a review! read this for a genuine review from a former decade long…read moremember here. i was with the white tiger family for a very long time, went from white belt to a 2nd dan black belt here and then went off to do tkd at the collegiate level afterwards. i think the best part of white tiger overall for me has always been the people there. just such caring instructors and staff and some of my best friends (even to this day), have been made on the mat. also, some of the most fun trips i've ever done have come out of taekwondo too, from new york, austin, seattle, and miami to the kukkiwon headquarters in korea. so many experiences come from the tournaments and detours you'll take as a tkd athlete in life. in general, white tiger has always excelled in teaching poomsae (tkd forms) as well as in tkd demonstration. it's also a very well connected school in terms of the broader network of tkd schools and masters. as such, there's lots of opportunities to participate in fun tournaments and events and really level up your skills. i genuinely think it's worth it for anyone interested to give it a shot and, who knows, it might just become one of the most memorable things you do in your life. just like it was for me! :)

some of the training schedules, and important information communication could be a lot better. Like…read moretoday my kid had black belt practice session, which was held at Rowlett, TX. We were not communicated that the child had to be dropped there and parents can't even see them perform at practice. This is such an important piece of information that should have been communicated. We took our entire family for this and had planned out the day accordingly. But we were super disappointed and our child was crying end of the day as he was not mentally prepared to be left all alone there. Common white tiger takewondo u can do better