Great facility, great staff! Dropped in as a stranger and a guest, left feeling like an old…read morefriend! Will be back!

Legend Martial Arts is where my daughter began her martial arts journey at 4 . The instructors are…read morenot only skilled but also caring and inspiring, creating a positive atmosphere for students to thrive. Legend Martial Arts is more than just a martial arts academy, it's a place where young ones can discover their potential and prepare for the next level of their journey with confidence and determination.I highly recommend this place to any parent looking to enroll their child in a martial arts program that focuses on both skill development and personal growth. My daughter is now ready for the next level of her martial arts journey, and I have no doubt that they will continue to foster her passion and talent in the years to come!

They have adult classes. You will not be put into a class with a bunch of teenagers…read more If you are an adult and want to start learning this is the place. Very respectful and willing to work at your pace.

We absolutely love Excel! my son has learned a lot of discipline, and has opened up more. he has…read morecompeted in two tournaments and has enjoyed them because he was prepared. he looks forward to the class time and is making friends too. He has so much respect for Master Valdez and the other teachers.

Kids from 5+ and Adults up to all ages, this is the place for you! The new schedule of classes is…read moregreat and allows parents to work out the same time the kids are. The BJJ and Muay Thai for children is outstanding and the instructors are top notch. If you or your children want to learn a great art and a realistic way to defend yourself, come try F3 out. My family has been a part of the gym for over 2 years and we love it.

I came to this gym broken. I had lost all confidence in myself. I was fresh off a divorce had lost…read moremy job to covid was struggling with mental health and had no real direction. Slowly but surely with the staffs kindness instruction and support i began to feel welcomed accepted comfortable and started to apply myself. The gains ive personally made have been so much more than just physical. Doesnt matter your skill set or goal i promise you if you choose this gym you will be surrounded by educated staff members and coaches that will be invested in your development and success. This isnt just a gym and these people aren't here just for money. This is a passion that if we apply ourselves we can benefit from and oh yeah if you train hard enough you might even be able to fight lol.

Family owned and operated for over THIRTY YEARS!!! Go take a free trial class and check it out, you…read morewon't be disappointed!!!

It's fantastic place for kids to learn martial arts. All the masters took good care of my kidread more

Attended May Thai and MMA classes. Instructors push you hard because they want you to succeed, but…read moregood for students of all backgrounds and experience levels. Some students started as beginners, others were experts in other martial arts before attending, everyone benefits from Coach Sina. Classes are never repetitive or boring, and I always feel energized coming out.

First off, this Gym has beginner to advanced classes in BJJ and Muay Thai! While also offering kid…read moreclasses if you ever thought about putting yours kids in a combat sport. Staff is top notch, masters in their crafts. Highly recommended!

I went here a few weeks ago for a belt test for my friend. I've always found martial arts very…read moreinteresting and I've even lived in Japan for part of my life. This Kenpo school seemed very intense vs some of the other martial arts that I've witnessed and been involved with, I worked for a Muay Thai instructor for about two years. Any way. While I know there are differences in the schools of thought and the level of discipline that is needed in each practice I always knew there to be one thing in common. Respect. Respect for the 'class room, the art, the student, the teacher, just through and through everything was based on respect. I found it very concerning that this school didn't seem to follow that. They spoke of money openly and about their policies on their tests. Not unusual but they did it in a joking manner that I've know to only be associated with people who were clearly taking advantage of the individuals they were taking money from. This was after the conclusion of the belt test itself. As for the instructor himself, and I do apologize for the fact that I cannot remember his name just that he was the owner/founder/head instructor. Well I know belt tests can be rough, but there was a harshness that seemed to be contained by the man, like if there wasn't an audience and wasn't a live video going he would have been acting differently. That he was in himself restrained in what was his natural state. I hadn't intended to write any reviews but after over hearing a conversation between a mother and son tonight I felt a warning needed to be put out there. To protect the individuals involved I will not be using their names. However, while eating out tonight I couldn't help but over hear this family talking. When I inquired further I discovered that tonight it appears that the instructor called one of his students out to the front of the class. From what I gathered this isn't unusual. But he then proceeded to curse out, berate, and threaten to have his 'black belts come in and beat this students ass' and then kick out seemingly ban this student over what appeared to be a comment they made on social media that the instructor didn't agree with. I called my friend who attends this school and he admitted that he isn't surprised that this happened. While I can appreciate the idea that one is responsible for what One posts on a social media site -such as Yelp, Twitter, or Facebook- there is no reason for someone in a leadership, instructor role to do that. Publicly shaming someone who had put their trust in that person's leadership. From what I gather this follows more of the unprofessional and what now seems to be abusive behavior and I will not be allowing my children to attend this school.

I've attended this karate school since I was a little girl and have seen lots of people in and out,…read morebut it's still always been a second home to me. It is family owned and operated, which is convenient because all the instructors know where you are in the martial art and can help you learn. It's a great gimmick-free school with adult and child classes. As a special-needs kid, I learned to have confidence, social skills, and other life skills here. This is not a school where you just stand in a line, practice punching and kicking for an hour, then go home. It goes far beyond that; you learn to be street-smart here. Any time I've ever needed to defend myself in real life, I've used the skills I learned here and defended myself successfully. The instructors create a great feeling atmosphere here, especially during sparring. If you feel nervous, they don't put you on the spot, but help you get comfortable. If you're looking to start up a new hobby, or looking for a place to teach your child responsibility and discipline, here is the place.

Mr.Tom and staff are wonderful, each class has a different message to help kids with their…read moreconfidence!! If you can I highly suggest you check out a class I promise you will be so impressed. We are almost a year in and can't imagine our lives without Self Defense 4 U

Tom has built an amazing culture at SD4U. Kids learn not only jiu Jitsu but self-discipline,…read moreconfidence, and respect for self and others. My 7yo has obviously improved in his physical strength and gross motor skills in the past year with Tom, but our most valued gains have been in his self confidence, initiative, and respect at home.

Absolutely great vibe, great overall practitioners from white belt to black belt. The Professor…read more"Greg Hamilton" is a phenomenal orator and teacher. I have no doubt the legends will be forged in this GYM

Prof Greg is one of the best men I've gotten to know in the BJJ community. My 4 sons (11 and under)…read morestarted there a few months back - they'll be there as long as they'll have us. We've looked around - LOTS. We stopped looking after finding Greg and Mid-Cities.

I've been a member of the Strouds fitness family for 10 years. During that time I've dabbled in…read moreother box or boutique gyms, but no matter what I always find myself back at Strouds. Kirk cares enough about his members to learn their names, their stories, and always welcomes you back with a smile. The gym itself doesn't scream "saunas and shiny wax floors" but you can tell as soon as you walk in that Strouds has been put together with intention and held together by the community that calls Strouds home. The equipment is well loved and not the newest, but there's a little bit of everything. Cardio Queen? Jump on the treadmill, stationary bike, or stair master. Meat Head? There's an entire room dedicated to being stronger than the person next to you. Fighter? There's also a room for punching and rolling around on the floor. See! Strouds has everything and welcomes everyone. You'll be better off for joining, promise!

Look this gym used to be my favorite place to be, and honestly even tho i am leaving i still wish…read morethe best for it. There are some things to look out for if you are considering this gym: 1. Be careful and read the contracts, i think they do an okay job with telling you, but remember canceling you have to "give" (whatever that's considered) a 30 day notice 2. When i left, there was no grace, the young blonde lady had some attitude and wasn't really friendly at all, (after i've been trying cancel for months but was pushed back or avoided some how) and that attitude kind of hurt because it made me feel like if i wanted to come back, i don't want to come back to that. In conclusion, it used to be a serious powerlifting/body building gym to be at, but it's slightly declined with that culture (i believe it's still there tho, and i've heard good things about their dojo) and if you aren't looking to go to a gym for that, than quite frankly the price just doesn't make sense, it will be easily 30+ dollars a month maybe a little cheaper if you get a contract. but there are gyms out there (and soon to be down the street) that are cheaper and with better equipment and facilities at that. look i've had some serious good workouts in the past there, and for the most part there is kind people, (some a little judgy) i just hate the bad taste left from that awfully passive aggressive conversation about canceling. but honestly Strouds is trying and you can tell, but just be aware of all that. Good luck