I am very happy learning Hapkido at this class. Grand Master is very nice. He teaches Marshal Arts…read morewith lots of practice and in detail. Before testing he makes sure that we are able to pass. I skipped my last test because Grand Master said that I need more practice. Even after passing the test he revisits the past techniques and gives us more practice. I can't find better class than this. I happily pay fees ahead of time to appreciate this great school so the expenses can be covered. The qualities I earned here are priceless. Happy for our school.

My son has been coming for about 9 months. He absolutely loves it and never wants to miss a day…read more The master and teachers are extremely patient and knowledgeable. I noticed his confidence improved significantly as well as his strength and posture. Overall we are very happy here and will continue to come.

Definitely enjoyed the trial and had to sign up immediately! This place made me feel comfortable…read moreand they definitely push you and are patient , highly recommend usko. Also Riley and Felicia have awesome customer service skills keep up the amazing work !

Updating since I enrolled in the adult Muay Thai class with coach Riley. I still have a high…read moreopinion of this place and my son still loves his karate class. Now as for Muay Thai, Coach Riley is a fantastic instructor. He always takes the time to answer questions and help you with anything you need. All of my fellow adult muay Thai trainees are also great people. I was really out of my comfort zone when I first started, but everyone was so nice and willing to meet you were you were and help you that I felt really encouraged from day 1. Thats the kind of environment coach Riley has created in class. This program is such a confidence, not to mention fitness (it is WORK!), booster. I highly recommend it.

My son joined this academy in 2018, there were very few kids back then. The academy has grown so…read moremuch the past 5 years. The first years, jiujitsu was just something to do to keep him busy while working out, until we decided to take it to the next level and he started training to compete. They offer regular kids classes and kids competition classes. You will also find amazing people that will become your emotional support when the kids are competing. Parents and kids support each other.

My 2 son's been here almost 2 months and they love it. This place treats everyone like family…read more Coaches understand every kids ability and work with them. Notice a lot of family train here from parents to their kids and even grandkids.

We started coming here based off of a friends recommendation and I am so glad we did! My son loves…read morepracticing karate here and it is a fun, safe, learning environment. The kids start as a white belt and work their way up. We are about six months in, and so far my son loves it. He enjoys coming every week and is so excited to start practicing his moves once he gets home. Master Lowe was a substitute teacher previously, so he knows how to work with all behaviors of children. He is patient, tough when he knows the kid needs it, nurturing and caring. Master Lowe talks with the parents and keeps everyone informed on how their child is doing, what the upcoming events are and any changes to the classes. I would definitely recommend bringing your kid here!

All around amazing Martial Arts Academy…read more This location is big that has plenty of parking Master Lowe is one of a kind. He is very patient, supportive and delivers excellence to his students. One thing I really enjoy is how he ensures his students know proper form and technique. He gives them background on self defense and helps them understand key life lessons. All the instructors as well carry the same support and patience. The students just thrive with the amount of attention and education they are being given. If you're looking to have your child excel this is the place to do it!

I can't say enough great things about the kids program at Peerless Jiu Jitsu Academy. The…read moreinstructors are incredibly patient, encouraging, and truly care about each child's growth--both on and off the mats. The professors are absolutely amazing and truly passionate about teaching children. Not only do I hold the highest regard for the professors but so do my kids who can feel the support from their professors and truly value their professors words. They strike the perfect balance between discipline and fun, which keeps the kids engaged while teaching them valuable skills like confidence, respect, and perseverance. It's amazing to see how much the students improve in their technique, focus, and teamwork over time. The environment is welcoming and supportive, making it a great place for kids of all experience levels. Our children have been thriving here and we are so grateful for this school!

Peerless Jiu Jistu is hands down one of the best jiu jitsu academies in all of IE/SoCal. The…read moreculture here is very welcoming and diverse with people from all sorts of walks in life coming together to train and get better at this one thing. Professor Stephen Martinez is world class not just competition but also in instruction. Peerless Jiu Jitsu is the place to be!

I highly recommend this BJJ studio. Professor John teaches much more than just self-defense and…read morejiu-jitsu skills. He shares important life lessons that go beyond the mats. He emphasizes to the kids the importance of following rules, whether you like them or not, because structure and discipline create order in the world. He also teaches that winning and losing are both part of life -- what matters most is how you bounce back and keep improving. Training BJJ has helped my kids grow not only as a martial artist, puts them back and humbles them. - Also plenty of mat time for the kids, in every group age and levels. They always have partners their age and size.

This guy is toxic dont put your kids in the class literally there are a plenty of other instructors…read morethat will actually teach your kid CONFIDENCE and respect along with the skills. A waste of time and the city of fontana needs to look for better options

I have been taking my son to Kenpo classes for the past three months and hands-down, Mr. Grilli and…read morestaff are Professional. Mr. Grilli is extremely passionate about the craft of martial arts and helps all students of different skill levels with equal care. Mrs. Grilli is always on-hand to answers all questions in person or email. The Jr Instructors are also a wonderful addition to the school, also helping when the classes are full. The facility is super clean & welcoming. Yes, parking can be tricky but with proper planning a spot can be found or parking can be found across the street, easy-peasy. I'm happy we have found a family martial arts school. I will recommend JSK Riverside 100%.

I don't fancy paying a karate instructor to spend 15 minutes at then end of a karate session that's…read more30 minutes long that I'm paying a lot of money for so that he can brag to all the kids and parents about how cool he is because he used to practice karate on his lunch breaks in high school, and he's apparently a math whiz. I would only know this if he told me... he did. He likes to brag... a lot. He brags to the whole dojo. Also a cult-Luke atmosphere. "I don't know any kids who quit; only parents who quit." So planting the seed if you "cancel" services you're a loser/quitter. That crap doesn't work on me. He likes to lecture the parents a lot under the guise of addressing "the class" I see right through his bull. I was paying $330 per month, but that's not all! Wait! There's more! There's a $29 fee sign up per child. There are tons of other fees. Tournament fees, test fees... $60 here, $80 there, $50 for this... it's extremely expensive and it didn't even work. I spent thousands of dollars in less than a year... over $3,000 in 7 months, and that doesn't include the months that they charged me after I said I wanted to terminate my contract. My contract was up. I was on the fence to renew due to the expense, the schedule, and it wasn't really accomplishing what we wanted to accomplish. When it was time to renew, I asked Angela if my boys could keep attending the same class because I only had a small window after school to be able to show up. I told her that I would only renew if my boys could stay in the same class. I overheard the conversation she had with Michael (because I was sitting on the floor since there is never any seats to sit in). He said it would be fine, so I renewed my contract for 7 more months. 1 month later, this happened: He gave a speech to the whole dojo. Parents and children included (another lecture to the whole "class" but he was really directly addressing ME). It was right after a "test." Both of my kids passed their tests and belted up. So he decided to make an "announcement", I guess. "If you have two kids in the same class and one of them passed their test then they are going to be in a different class now and you need to figure that out. I have a family who have 8 kids in 8 different classes so figure it out." It was obvious to me he was addressing me since I was the only human being who had two kids in the same class. If he wasn't cool with that- it would be fine, but he never said that. He said he was cool until I signed the contract and then all of a sudden he wants to call me out in front of literally everyone because I literally can't be in two places at once. I never showed up for a class after that, but I still had to pay over $1,000 which was a loss. Also, why do we need to teach 5-year-olds how to break someone's arm? That's weird. Like, I get "kick here; kick there." Do your blocking set. Do Form 1, etc... but why? Why would a 5-year-old ever need to know how to give another child a "spiral fracture" in their arm?? It's weird. He was SO JAZZED to teach a bunch of kids how to give another kid a spiral fracture in their arm. Odd. Kindergarteners! Scared mouse of a wife charges bookoo bucks for photos, another upcharge. She puts her photos on shirts & (over)charges for that as well. Very cult-like atmosphere.

Been here for years! Unfortunately it's a stepping stone for many good teachers and they leave…read moresoon. They have changed throughout the years for the better.

Not a true Ymca Not…read morefacilities for fitness Was told only fitness area was for employees to use fitness equipment.