What a concept, teeny little tots getting their energy out, learning some fun skills and making…read moretheir mamas and Daddys smile while they do it! We took our 18 month old to his first class today, and it was so fun! Our coach (can't remember her name rn but will add it next week when I see her again) was AMAZING! So much energy, so much patience, so fun and somehow made the tough work of teaching toddlers easy and fun!

Some feedback-- If you have a new student coming to learn a…read morenew skill, your staff should be more welcoming and introduce themselves. We walked in and had no idea what to do. We waited about 5 minutes for someone to approach us. It was a very awkward and uncomfortable experience. I also wanted to take a photo for her dad who had to work and wasn't about to attend her first class and I was rudely and aggressively approached. I had no idea it wasn't allowed however it was apparently in the waivers but I missed that. You sign about 10 waivers. They also charged me a $25 fee because my card didn't go through. She claims she reached out to me multiple times about payment but she only said something ONE time after I questioned her about the fee. Also, the restroom situation is crazy to me. You have mamas in there with young children. Not allowed to use the bathroom. This company only cares about the money and not the students. Do yourself and more importantly your child a favor and go somewhere else.

I love this studio! The space is open and inviting and high ceilings for the more serious…read moreaerialists. There's a lot of options to pick from when it comes to classes and the instructors are safe, knowledgeable, and creative. The owner has done a tremendous job creating a fun environment and I always feel like I'm encouraged to keep working hard and achieving my goals. The ski is the limit :)

Such an amazing program to build confidence and self-defense training. It gives us as parents peace…read moreof mind knowing that our child can defend himself if needed. The instructors and mentors truly care about the students and their development. Thank you to the Post Falls team!

Great school for Taekwondo training. I went there years ago and gained a lot of confidence in…read moreclasses. Got to high green belt before my family had to move, but wished I could have stayed in. Both my sister and I loved it. The instructors were all amazing and very kind. I would recommend this class to anyone.

Great school! My girls have learned so much in the year they have been attending. Confidence,…read morecourage, self defense and a lot more. I feel that with my girls being taught the ability of self defense this will help prevent them from being bullied in the future because who wants to pick on a black belt! Master Kim is great with the kids. All the instructors are good and each have their own way of teaching and are very good with the kids, even have patience with my youngest who has ADHD, and she definitely tries to try people's patience. Would recommend!

Mr. Salsby is an awesome instructor, he taught my first child nearly 10 years ago, and he's now…read moreteaching my second child who's enjoying it just as much. For those interested in pricing, it is currently $225 per month at Warhorse (couldn't find much on the internet).

Both my boys love Warhorse Post Falls. Mr. Salsby, an…read moreamazing instructor, keeps the children learning, engaged, and accountable. My oldest is 10 and the proud owner of his brown belt. He's been in the program for over 5 years. My youngest, age 8, started his program two years ago. As a boy mama, I understand the importance of giving my boys a healthy outlet for all their energy. This program focuses on karate skills & character skills, challenging children to be their best! We love Warhorse. Karate family through & through...

Outside of Washington state and the Pacific Northwest, a lot of people know Gonzaga University…read morebecause of its men's basketball team. The Bulldogs have become a fixture in college basketball. However, the school's history as a national contender didn't begin until the late 1990s. This is opposed to college basketball's blue bloods whose histories run decades deep. Gonzaga's first NCAA tournament appearance wasn't until 1995 and they've been to every NCAA tournament since 1999. That sort of consistency, even dominating in a mid-major conference, is impressive. Mark Few has been the head coach of the Zags since the 1999-2000 season. As a head coach, he's never missed the NCAA tournament. Even the sport's greatest coaches, from Mike Krzyzewski to Jay Wright, have missed the Big Dance on occasion. Not Few. Few, who graduated from Oregon, has been with Gonzaga since 1989 when he worked as a graduate assistant. He's only 58 and he's already led the Zags to two national runner-up finishes, 17 WCC Tournament championships, and 20 WCC regular season championships. Given how deeply-rooted he is to the area and how successful he's been, I don't see him leaving Gonzaga until his retirement. Gonzaga stands out in a conference - the WCC or West Coast Conference - that's otherwise lackluster. To the WCC's credit, the conference is made up of 10 private, faith-based universities. Eight of the 10 schools have enrollments of less than 9,000 each. One can't help but wonder if playing in the less-competitive WCC has hurt Gonzaga. There's no question Gonzaga has grown into one of college basketball's elite programs, but they've come up short in winning the national championship, ultimately losing to programs from major conferences (e.g. North Carolina in 2017 and Baylor in 2021). The Zags play in the on-campus, 6,000-seat McCarthey Athletic Center (MAC). It opened in 2004 and is the WCC's third-largest basketball arena. Campus parking is free on weekends and after 5pm on game days. Public parking lots include the MAC South Lot and the BARC campus parking deck, located one block north of the arena. Notable Gonzaga alumni to play in the NBA include John Stockton, Dan Dickau, Ronny Turiaf, Adam Morrison, Kelly Olynyk, Domantas Sabonis, Zach Collins, and Rui Hachimura. Stockton and Morrison's jersey numbers were retired by the school. Jalen Suggs' game-winning buzzer-beater in Gonzaga's 2021 Final Four classic against UCLA has become one of the greatest moments in March Madness history: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sx3LuhZOFn8.

They have to have about the worst website I've ever seen. It's frustrating just to see the…read moreschedule. The information it difficult to get and sign up for as well. Wish they could make it easier to participate and do events and have a snack bar like they use to. FYI if you go to public skate with a child you have to reserve a skating aid separately.

My daughter takes figure skating classes here and loves it! The coaches are great! I cannot believe…read morehow much she had improved from week 1 to week 8! The rink is a typical ice rink--ice, plexiglass, bleachers. You don't really need much else. Sure, it could use some updating, but I won't hold that against them. There's a convenient snack bar there, too, that sells coffee, Italian soda, muffins, etc., and that's pretty nice to have. All of this being said, their prices are pretty high. I want to be able to afford for my daughter to keep going to these classes, and to skate whenever she wants, but $300 for an unlimited monthly pass that DOESN'T include skate rentals?? That's a little insane, and why they only got 3 stars.

I cannot thank Mr Tong enough for the changes I have seen in my son. I have mentored and…read morevolunteered to help kids for over 30 years and I can truly say, he puts his whole heart into this studio. All of the kids look like they are having a fantastic time and all walk out a sweaty mess with smiles on their faces. My son is learning much more than karate, he is learning discipline, kindness and how to face adversity. Each time I sit by the windows and watch, I see a bunch of kids learning fantastic fighting skills, but also a way of life through a very capable and kind teacher. You can't do what he does and not love it, or love the kids in the class. Kudos to him and I cannot recommend him more if you are considering sending your child.

We have had such a positive experience with Mr. Tong at Warhorse. He is knowledgeable, dedicated,…read moreand truly invested in the kids he teaches. I especially appreciate the balance he strikes between making karate enjoyable and teaching the importance of hard work, focus, and respect. The kids know he cares about them, but they also know what he expects from them. That combination makes him a fantastic instructor and role model. I highly recommend him and Warhorse Karate Jiu Jitsu.