I have been coming here for about 6 months and have loved my experience. I came in with a boxing…read morebackground and had little to no experience with kicks, elbows, knees, and the footwork that goes with it. Alan and Alex have helped me improve my skills exponentially in such a short time and are very attentive and willing to help on an individual level with form, technique, or any questions I may have. Every class is challenging and I never leave feeling like I have more to give. The kickboxing classes are cardio and strength based and the Muay Tai classes, while still cardio and strength conducive, offer a chance to improve technique with partner work and sparring. Very appreciative that I found Riverview Martial Arts!

We started training with Master Coach Ritvo about a year ago. He is incredible with my son and all…read moreof the kids that I have seen during this time. We do not take martial arts from him but rather he trains my son in plyometrics and conditioning for hockey and lacrosse. Folks might not know that Riverview Martial Arts also offers several different kid and adult training opportunities in addition to martial arts. Since we have started going to him my son has noticeably improved in his hockey first three steps and Lacrosse speed, quickness and agility. I can't say enough how my son loves coming to his training sessions ( even though Master Coach really puts him through it!). The sessions are varied and tailored to his abilities to work to develop both his strengths and weaknesses in a one on one environment that is always demanding and challenging. Master Coach challenges my son's limits blowing past his comfort zone but always with respectful and conscientious coaching. My son has fun while he is improving his athleticism. I hear him grunt every once and a while and he always leaves sweaty, tired and cannot wait to come back! We told several of our friends whose kids have also started training with him and they love going to him as well. Thank you Master Coach! Keep up the good work.

This is a nice martial arts dojo. The instructor Bob Fields has been in the martial arts since the…read more1960s and he is very good and well respected. They offer classes for Kids, Adults, and Women Self Defense, and there is a variety of lesson types to choose from.

If you are ever in Cleveland hit up rio pro, I am from east bay ca where the Bjj is very high…read morelevel. This place is up to par. If you are traveling and need Your Bjj fix, bring your gi!

Excellent studio for children. They teach at all levels and make sure children are trained in all…read moreaspects of life not just taekwondo. But also manners and respect for others.

My son had been going to J.R. Miller Martial Arts for several months and seemed to enjoy it. After…read moreseveral attempts, he finally convinced me to take classes with him, and I love it. The people are great and its a good workout and a good way to spend time with my son. If Martial Arts are something that you are curious about, J.R. Miller is definitely a good place to try out. They have an encouraging, family atmosphere, that welcomes all skill levels.

Lead teacher, Shihan is a wonderful Karate teacher. His patience is legendary, we started attending…read moreKarate when my son was a very rambunctious 4 year old and I was concerned my son wouldn't be able to stick with the program because he was a rowdy little guy, but Shihan never once lost his patience and helped my son practice regularly. We are now 3 years into lessons and I recommend the program highly. Its a great way to stay on a consistent schedule in the summer and to get out of the house in the winter. From a practical view: there's lots of class times across the week, a weekly e-newsletter you have regular access to updates, there are regular belt promotions that give students small goals. Shihan also has students work on weekly goals and has them work on positive mantras while they are younger. Like "I will always try my best." Personally, while we started the program when my son turned 4, he's now 7 and still enjoys Karate. He practices katas which are series of moves in a row (like 10-12) they take weeks to practice and offer my son a great way to practice his left/right and focusing on his foot positions or his stances. Due to his early access to these classes he easily takes to new spaces, over the summer he participated in wrestling summer camps. These were completely new for him but because he was already in the practice of working with students, teachers and sensais he took to the camps easily. He didn't hesitate and take a ton of time being shy in the space but instead was confident and even understood physical boundaries with other students. He knew how to practice wrestle with little instruction. He even volunteered to go in front of the group to practice moves.

This place has been amazing for my son Gianni! His behavior and his self esteem have skyrocketed to…read moreamazing ! I love how patient and caring all the teachers are! Best choice I ever made to bring my son here!

This is a really great learning experience for kids. Not only do they get their energy out, they…read morecan channel it productively in a fun, active way while at the same time, learning discipline, self respect, and giving maximum effort. They also focus on their confidence and I can say with certainty this was worth every penny. Our daughter really enjoys this and we hope to continue taekwondo here as long as possible. The teachers really know what they're doing and are great with the kids. Grandmaster Park, his family, and the other instructors really care and are focused on building a community here. We really enjoy going here! I would also like to point out that any review over a couple years old is going to be irrelevant as the current owners are not any of those people. We love everyone there currently.

I go to JK KANG'S and I love it so much. Though the workouts are hard I really enjoy being part of…read morethe community so much. Though I am not that good I'm trying to get better. I love this school and I will speak nothing but good about it until I die.

I visited for a class here while up in Cleveland visiting. A friend from our local dojo had…read morerecommended I stop by next time I was up in the area. Very friendly aikidoka (students) here, as well as instructors. Kind of odd to have a big pole in the middle of the mat (structurally there for the building) but it was easy to work around. The mat itself is quite comfortable for rolling and falling. The building is maintained well, and there was cleaning prior to the 11am saturday class. (I attended the 10am class). Parking was plentiful in the back. They also host brazilian jiu-jutsu and children's aikido here. Thing's I'd like to see here: -dehumidifier, I'm not sure if there's A/C at all, but it has that "musty dojo" smell. -floor sign designating area where shoes are and are not permitted. -more bottles of hand sanitizer around (just being picky here, but aikido has a lot of hand to hand contact).

My kids loved taking classes here. Rob is a fantastic instructor and very patient with the kids…read more The classes help build confidence and discipline and keep the kids engaged. Rob encourages the kids to keep working towards their next goal/belt, and makes the classes fun.

It took me a couple tries to find a martial arts place that I liked for my son. I eventually picked…read morehis one based on the price and how many days a week we would be coming. There were studios near me in Lakewood but this one was a better fit. My son has been coming here for about 7 months now and he loves it! I have seen a change in his attitude and in his school performance. He loves his instructors and has made a lot of new friends. All the instructors work wonderfully with all the children (including the difficult ones). All the instructors are volunteers and genuinely like what they do. I'm glad we signed up here.