A fun place for your kids! Great atmosphere and clean facilities. My niece has a good time here and…read moreMr. Kim is a nice man.

As a veteran living with PTSD, trust is something I have to earn carefully. Before I enrolled,…read moreMaster Kim told me that he and his brothers had spent many years training U.S. Army soldiers in South Korea. As a veteran, hearing that mattered to me. It made me believe I was placing my trust in someone who understood veterans, integrity, and honor. Unfortunately, my experience was the exact opposite. I prepaid for a three-month Kendo program. When I enrolled, I was told I would not need a uniform for four to six months and that protective gear would come even later. Within two weeks I was being told to buy a uniform, and by the third week I was being pressured to prepay for an entire year. Those broken promises immediately raised concerns, and I stopped training after about three weeks. After months of repeated follow-ups and having to go to the dojo in person, my uniform was finally ordered. When it arrived, I was told it had been given to someone else--even though I had already paid for it. I was also promised a partial refund in March. That refund never came. I later returned to try to complete the training I had already paid for, but the class was disorganized. Students were unsure of forms, and even basic equipment was forgotten during instruction. I walked out. For most people, this may sound like a dispute over money. For me, it wasn't. As a veteran with PTSD, I trusted Master Kim because of what he told me about training U.S. Army soldiers. Instead, I experienced repeated broken promises, constant pressure to spend more money, and commitments that were never honored. That experience severely triggered my PTSD and sent me into one of the darkest periods of my life. The emotional impact became so overwhelming that I reached out to the Department of Veterans Affairs for professional mental health care because I was afraid of where I was heading. I cannot say what Master Kim intended. I can only describe what happened to me and the impact it had on my life. Based on my experience, I cannot recommend this dojo. If you are considering training here, ask detailed questions, get every financial commitment in writing, and carefully consider whether this is the kind of business you want to trust.

This is place is great, my kids take classes and love it. I would recommend Moore's to anyone…read morewithout hesitating. They have a great family atmosphere that makes learning exciting. Best decision I have made for my kids.

From the owner: Shou Shu is a dynamic, utilitarian martial art that prepares its practitioners to apply their…read moreskills in real-life situations. We teach our students to become highly-skilled fighters.

I originally went to Larios Karate Club after searching Yuma for a good school to teach my children…read moreself defence and discipline, they were ages 6 and 8 respectively. I chose this school for the commitment to stressing respect in school and home. Sensei Larios also stressed that karate was a defensive art and should never be used for an aggressive act. After a few years of watching my children learn, I joined as a way to stay fit. I was impressed with the knowledge and skill GM Larios possessed. At first, I did not believe in pressure points for self defense. I quickly learned it is one of the most effective forms of self defense ending a fight in seconds. it is perfect for smaller people, I have been with the school for over 13 years now and have traveled to seminars and camps around the US and Mexico observing and participating in self defense and pressure points. I have seen many experts from around the world and have to say GM Larios is among the top 3. He is one of the few who can use the techniques for street instead of just for show. He travels extensively in Mexico and South America teaching

From the owner: We offer classes for children, men, women, law enforcement, private security, sport karate for…read morecompetition