My daughter has been going here for a few months. Thank goodness she is getting some exercise and…read moresocial activity during COVID. They take precautions and it is the only time she gets out of the house. I am so grateful and she is really loving it. She loses interest in most thing easily and she seems to be enjoying it and was so excited to make her yellow belt recently.

I met an amazing instructor and young adult when taking my kid here when we lived in the Portland…read morearea. Josh Tavill was a great example for son Andrew. While Andrew was growing up he often talked about Josh and how much he misses him. My son learned so much; he went in with a really bad temper but now he handles himself maturely and shows compassion. He is the one to help others relax now too. Thank you Josh we miss you and love you for all you did. We live in Salt Lake City now but I appreciate all you guys do for the youth in this world it gives our family hope.

I have been training at this gym since they opened. Nothing but very professional and skilled…read morecoaches who teach a very solid curriculum. Great training partners. It is a great place whether you're experienced or just getting started, looking to compete or just want to train. Definitely recommend.

I called this gym looking for information about its services, I had explained I recently was…read moreassualted while returning home from work. I was immediately hung up on, with no further questions. This gym is a McDojo, and I wouldn't reccomend it for anyone that's seriously looking to improve or protect themselves. If you are a person looking for a place to exercise, maybe? I would not reccomend it as a place to learn how to defend yourself. (I rarely write reviews, so I've gone out of my way to write one on both here and Google.) Good Luck everyone and stay safe!

Small dojo with personalized instruction makes for a perfect learning environment. Extremely…read morepractical martial art. Friendly and casual environment. Excellent teachers that explain the principles behind techniques so you can execute with effectiveness. The focus is on street defense, not competition. They build people who know how to protect themselves with the smallest and fastest techniques necessary. It's roots are in Wally Jay's style of Jujitsu and closely resembles Japanese styles but it incorporates Wing Chun, Karate, Arnis, and pressure points to name a few. Best bet is to give it a try and see if it fits you.

The Tax Deduction and I are both afflicted with A.D.D. Over the years I have learned to deal with…read moreit, compensate for it and other tricks to overcome its effects. At nearly sixteen years old, my son has not learned these tricks to this degree yet. While binge watching the Walking Dead he took notice of Morgan and his skills with Aikido. He started watching videos, then started reading about it. Before I knew it my kid was all over the back lawn making these moves. The Wife and I decided that maybe he was ready to start studying in earnest. At his first lesson his sensei showed him some amazing things he could do right away. Harnessing the power of the mind, as it were, which for an A.D.D. teenager is no small trick. Seeing his love of studying this new to him martial art we decided to sign on. Now, a few months down the road we are seeing tremendous benefits for him, and improvements. He also gives credit to Aikido for helping him through those last few hard weeks of 10th grade. The instructors are amazing, and patient, and see his potential. They give a first class for free, so what is your excuse for not trying?

Interested in learning a martial art you can practice for life? The Oregon Ki society is an…read moreexcellent place to study and practice the defensive art of Aikido. My son has been a student for the past three years, and has benefited from the discipline and focus that the instructors provide. Adult classes are Tuesday and Thursday nights...kid classes are on Wednesday evenings and Saturday mornings.

I've been doing martial arts for quite a while. When I was between schools a friend recommended…read moreFlying Tortoise. Been there about a year now and am very happy. The quality of instruction is excellent. Joey and Kate are excellent teachers, and they have taken students from beginners to mastery. We got a friend's child interested in the Capoeira class, and it has been a wonderful experience for him. Can't recommend them highly enough

I went for my first ever martial arts class this week. Joey was an incredible teacher, so kind and…read morepatient, willing to answer any and all questions. I felt very welcomed and comfortable in the space and with the other students. Everyone was required to wear a mask which made me comfortable being at an in person class. I love their emphasis on inclusivity and acceptance. I will definitely be starting my journey here and will be bringing some friends that have also shown an interest in martial arts with me to future classes.

It's a wonderful with school with awesome instructors. I always have fun learning and training…read morethere

Good instruction. Great people. Omar knows his Jiu Jitsu and it shows in his upper belts.read more

Want to get better. Go here. Want to get fit. Go here…read more Want an excuse to get out of the house and learn how to lay a whoopin. Go here. No frills. No egos. All heart. Get some.

Portla dThai Chi has been operating in Portland for the better part of 20+ years. It was my…read moreintroduction into martial arts of any kind and certainly kept me from becoming one of America's fattest children. It was the first time in my life I was able to do splits and really apply my ability to defend myself. Though my philosophy on self-defense / combat has changed considerably through my current practices of Jeet Kune Do, I still have a lot of respect for those who take the time to practice some aspect of self-defense. It's awesome for fitness and provides some level of self-discipline while channeling a whole new level of self-confidence. The process of belt promotions and facilities maintenance is sure to have changed since I first attended years ago. There were all sorts of students ranging from various ages and an even number of boys and girls. Prices were modest back then and are likely to be significantly higher now. Just remember that engaging in any type of martial arts is going to be pricey, it just depends on how what you might consider reasonable. For those who are looking for something different and a nice way to get fit, I encourage those in the area to seek Dave to begin a new journey in martial arts.

Daniel is just straight up lying. The kids' main only coach left for a job in Salem and when I…read moreasked why it was not a look of 'I'm sorry I'm leaving,' it was a look like don't let them catch me talking about it. Not a good look. You are the one of three people that I would not be in a room alone with ever. NO CHATS, no nothing. Please do not write back to me on here as you gross me out as much as the yeast smell. The class schedule is fine unless you have mother that had a stroke right after you trained for a marathon and there is no "pausing" for family emergencies. They straight up don't care and I have watched them cross the line with teen girls. Gross.

I hated yoga. Never had a great experience after going to several different classes and tried…read moredifferent teachers. Then my mother in law bought my husband and I classes at Roseway. She had no idea I hated yoga and I couldn't disappoint her and not go. So reluctantly I went. Happy to say that I really enjoyed the Hatha Flow class I took and I will definitely be back again! The class was great because I felt we moved at a good pace and our instructor was didn't take herself too seriously which made it fun!! 5 big stars from me.

I had my first every yoga class this week so my review is based on being totally new to yoga and…read moreyoga studios. Aside from begin close to home what brought me in was the class title, Beginners yoga. I have no idea what the different kinds of yoga are or what class names mean, this was perfect for someone new who doesn't know what they're doing - class descriptions are great but this name just made it easier to book for me. The class itself was challenging but I also was made to feel like I could take a break when needed and, that I didn't have to do everything. This was key, I felt encouraged and supported to do what felt right. I'm feeling it the day after but it's a good tired and sore, I earned this. Again, being new I had no idea what I was doing and I felt like the instructor, Sam, was excellent. Sam explained the positions in an easy to grasp manner, was attentive to all of us, and also showed us how poses progress and what they look like doing them in a more advanced manner. I thought this was the best part of the class, I was able to see what I should do, instructed in how to get into position and helped in doing the poses when I needed. And, I got to see some variations on poses. For me this kind of teaching works best, an explanation and a visual, and then progression. I cannot stress how comfortable I was made to feel asking questions and not being very good. I'd gone down a google rabbithole about yoga before going to class and almost talked myself out of going but I have to say the atmosphere of the studio, Sam's explanations of what to do, how to do it and getting into why really helped me let go of apprehensions and just be there in the moment. I really like how we got to center ourselves before we started doing anything and at the end of class we took time to center again as a way to end the session. I am looking forward to going back and highly recommend Roseway Yoga.