World class taekwondo masters.... grandmaster yb kim 10th degree…read morethe other 2 masters 7th and 6 th deegre world class training... the best in stamford and surrounding areas.

Master Kim and the rest of YB World taekwondo academy have made a huge impact on my son's…read moreconcentration, confidence and physical capabilities. He loves it!

A Transformational Experience for Our 3.5-Year-Old!…read more We could not be more impressed with Assembly of Martial Arts! From the very first class, our 3.5-year-old son was welcomed with open arms, positive energy, and a perfect balance of discipline and fun. The instructors are incredibly patient, skilled, and deeply passionate about working with young children--they know exactly how to capture their attention and build confidence from the inside out. What really stands out is how the classes teach more than just martial arts. Our son is learning focus, respect, listening skills, and how to move his body with strength and intention--all while having a blast! Every week, he looks forward to putting on his uniform and stepping into class like it's his superhero training ground. This has become more than just an activity--it's a foundational part of his development. We are beyond grateful for the guidance and community here. Assembly of Martial Arts is truly a gift for families looking to raise strong, kind, and focused little warriors.

Got my black belt here back in 1983! Outstanding school, quality instruction at an affordable…read moreprice. Tang Soo!

Great martial arts school with dedicated, caring instructors who treat everyone like family! Have…read moreseen my daughter blossom, mature, develop confidence, focus, drive and energy to tackle everything in life!

Been training with Bob and Neil for over a year and ongoing. Chen style tai chi and swordsmanship…read moreare both great forms for leveling up hand, eye coordination and martial fitness. Spar if you want, practice forms for tranquility and body movements if you want. Nothing beats hands on training and personalized training and corrections. I strongly encourage anyone to give it a try and you might just fall in love with the people and art.

I wish I could leave this gym 5 bad reviews but I might have to settle with 3. I joined this gym…read morehoping to try it out for a month and see how I liked it. Unfortunately, I couldn't even attend for a month to try it out... I got beaten senseless by half of a class of 10-12 people during beginner class "light/technical" sparring. I hit everyone half speed in the head once (pulling all my punches besides maybe 1 or 2) and they flipped out like I had just slapped their mothers. After the sparring, I got ceremoniously bopped in the head by Coach Eddie the Magnificent. On my 5th day of class to boot... I basically paid $300+ just to get a concussion and have my SPINE damaged. Very disturbing experience... I did not enjoy these furious 'ommpa loompa's' and SIR PETTY EDDIE slapping me in the head while I was dazed and confused. #LeaveYourNapoleanComplexesHome #NoBueno #InPainaYearLater #TheDirtyDozen #CheaperbytheDozen #CheckingTeeps #RabbitPunchMadness #HadtoSupermanThatYouKnowWhat #GotPunchedintheBackoftheHeadsooooManyTimes

I emailed Sitan Gym in advance because I was going to be in Norwalk for work. Some of my fellow…read moreYelpers know that I've been taking Muay Thai, and I didn't want to miss while I was away. I was excited to hear that there was a champion fighter only a mile from the hotel I was staying at so I asked if I could come in and try the class. They emailed me back fairly quickly saying that they'd love to have me, which made me happy to go. My instructor told me to sign up for a beginner class. When I got there we did some warmups, but no jump rope like I'm used to. I was definitely the oldest in class. According to the schedule, it was a beginner class, but it seemed more like a kids class to me. During the time I was there, we did technical sparring. I was happy to be paired with more advanced, older students (the one girl won her last fight), and then also some kids. I felt a little out of my element, and I def. got punched in the face by a teenage boy at least once lol. I had cut my eye earlier in the day so it was bloodshot and kept watering. Def. not a good look, and maybe I shouldn't have even taken class. Oh well. After class, I got asked for a payment of $30, which I would have liked to have known up front, but nonetheless, I think it's a reasonable price for sure. I would have appreciated having more instruction on skills and technique though. Coach Eddie was walking around making suggestions, but my more advanced partners were pretty quiet. I did learn a defense move and quick, follow up counter attack to kicks, but it was mostly sparring and not so much instruction at this particular session. I'd say this class is really intense. So if you are looking to fight, this would def. be the place for you. Also, take it seriously. I stayed after to watch the advanced class and I have to say it was pretty intimidating, and Coach Eddie doesn't accept anything less than your best. If you are in town temporarily, def. talk to the gym about trying a class, but maybe call and get more details first so you know what to expect.

Lang's Martial Arts offers kids and adults traditional martial arts skills along with building…read moreskills for everyday life. We have been with Lang's for almost 3 years and the discipline and self control it has bestowed upon our son is remarkable!

This martial arts school is terrific. My son has been dedicated to their program for many years…read more.. From beginner white belt right up to black belt. Owner and staff are very experienced. They teach life skills here, much more than just self defense.

Began taking judo here recently with Mr. Pereira in his adult class, and since this is my first…read moremartial art, I was apprehensive. Mr. Pereira and the school were extremely inviting and the warm atmosphere they create made beginning so easy. It is a great workout and really helps with confidence, body awareness, and is a great activity for mindfulness. I cannot stress how much of a benefit this is for me. The smaller class size is also great for learning and matching up with someone of comparable skill. It was a little difficult to find at first, however, and the dojo is on the smaller side.