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    5.0 (2 reviews)
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    Hawaii Martial Arts Center

    Hawaii Martial Arts Center

    4.6(9 reviews)
    0.7 miKalihi

    Been training here for 4 months now, and I'm really enjoying it. I thought I was in shape the…read morefirst week and was exhausted. Now my cardio is much better, but it's quite a workout. People don't go full force to knock you out so don't be scared. All I can say is don't quit and stick in there if you want to learn; your body just needs time to adjust. Everyone is cool and goes to local mma events together, just like one big family. Most martial arts places don't give out prices on their websites, but I can assure you HMC has some really good ones. As for the cost, Leandro's BJJ is $70 I think and around $95 for monthly classes at HMC. If you are a student it's $80 which is what I pay monthly. There is a $50 initiation fee (every mma place has this). Drop in fee is $20 I think. It's a good deal compared to other places if you ask me; training on the mainland ranges from $100-$210 monthly. You can pay by cash, check, or monthly bank deposit. No BS contracts. The no gi BJJ comes with the price so you can learn grappling in addition to kickboxing if you want to do mma. I know some people who've just done this and have been successful in the ring. I prefer more instruction so I take gi jiujitsu. The schedule on the website hasn't been updated so check my picture for an updated version. HMC also has a branch in Kaimuki operated by Chris on Sunday only which you can pay a drop in fee if you're signed up with HMC Kalihi. They have grappling and kickboxing classes. There is also a Branch in Wahiawa operated by Haru that meets MWF at noon and evening and has Leandro Nyza BJJ on Tues/Thurs. They teach boxing, kickboxing/muaythai, and mma classes. Haru is also a native Japanese speaker and frequently has students from Japan coming down to learn from him. People are still signing up even though the new UFC BJ Penn Gym opened! The UFC Gym might offer all the mma classes you will need, but I still come here because the boxing/kickboxing instruction is more advanced for my level and the quality of training partners and instructors are much better, taking my game to the next level.

    Brushing up on skills and advancement skills. Was proper and a great touch up and experienceread more

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    Hawaii Martial Arts Center - The current HMC schedule as of 4/16/13

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    The current HMC schedule as of 4/16/13

    Legacy Muay Thai - Floating market with my Hermano

    Legacy Muay Thai

    4.8(19 reviews)
    0.1 miKalihi

    To give a fair review, I have to compare Legacy Muay Thai to another Muay Thai school. Prior to…read moretraining here at Legacy, I trained at another traditional Muay Thai school (Sorry I don't want to name because my good friends still train there) at UH for about 3 months. I would still be training there but the price was too steep and the training days were Friday and Sunday night, which isn't the most accommodating. Based on a recommendation from a personal trainer from 24 Hour fitness I decided to give Legacy a try. Pros: 1-White mats in the gym. White symbolizes cleanliness and purity. 2-Coach Ivan Flores-Teaching and coaching are based on the same principles. In Coach Ivan's case, he's is an excellent coach/teacher. Whatever striking combinations he demonstrates, he always gives reasoning to support his combos. He demonstrates, explains, gives reasoning and then demonstrates again to make sure everyone understands. Exactly like a teacher in a classroom. He also walks around and makes sure everyone is doing it correctly. His demonstrations are a beauty to watch. Its Muay Thai in its most purest form. 3-Coach Ivan Flores (again) -Striking Coach for UFC Max Holloway. Nuff said. 4-If you pay the unlimited membership, you can train JiuJitsu with Rylan Lizares (another 5 star coach) as well. 5-Rest of the team members are super cool, no attitude. This place has a warm, friendly and family oriented atmosphere. 3 classes, 3 Levels Beginning, intermediate and advance. Men and women train together. 6-Next to Savers. In case you forget your shorts you can buy one for $5 if you don't mind the stank. 7-Next to Sack and Save if you need water or something to eat. 8-They compete (in street terms SCRAP legally). If you want to test your skills we compete in the FIL-AM Man Up Stand Up fights. 9-Cool background music-Jiujitsu coach Matt plays and excellent mix of music on his iPod. CONS (none really): 1-Homeless people lingering around. They are pretty much not a threat, but there was a homeless lady who I witnessed taking a $hit behind a tree (dry heave) However, she no longer hangs around. 2-One bathroom (but there is also a shower). No biggie. You can always go to Burger King to use the bathroom too. 3-Street parking (but I've never parked more then a block away). 4-They ran out of Legacy Muay Thai shirts. :( TIPS: If you are in the beginning class, find a partner who has some experience holding pads and knows some technique. When I first joined I got kneed in the groin. Lucky it wasn't in my nutsack he got me on the shaft. Stung like a mofo. On another incident, my partner missed the Thai Pads and kicked me in my pelvis. WTF! It was then I decided to move up to the intermediate class since I already had 3 months training. I've been here for a year and a half now and Im so fortunate to learn from Coach Ivan. With his 20 years of experience he is highly knowledgeable. Its an honor and a pleasure to be a student at Legacy Muay Thai. 5 Stars without a doubt! Highly recommended.

    I've trained with coach Ivan for about 10 years or more. We started off from M1 Martial Art &…read moreFitness along with the other coaches there. Ivan is a high level instructor and has a great IQ experience on striking. He has developed great local amateur mma fighters and pro fighters such as Max Holloway, Yancy Mederios, Dustin Kimura, Tyson Nam & Keoni Diggs, Jeremy Santiago & many more. Through out the year's training at Legacy Muay Thai my Muay Thai has developed tremendously, I feel confident with my skills and experience from what Coach Ivan has taught me. I highly recommend if you're looking for a Muay Thai gym in Honolulu.

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    Kempo Unlimited Hawaii - Black Belt instructors.

    Kempo Unlimited Hawaii

    5.0(8 reviews)
    1.1 miChinatown

    Fitness kickboxing from a non-martial arts place is like giving a starving man cotton candy. It's…read moreinsubstantial, fluffy, and not particularly good for you. So years ago on one of the work trips here, I knew I needed to sustain an illusion of regimen, but I couldn't bare to take myself to one of those pansy aerobic classes. I came across an old article (http://www.midweek.com/content/columns/onthemove_article/fitness_kick/) and went to the Chinatown Cultural Plaza location. Not only can the one-hour class be a gut-wrencher (and a quadricep crusher and an arm-twister), you get to jump rope, do mountain climbers, and hit/kick pads on a rooftop under a Hawaiian sky. Doesn't get much better than this. The instructor Danny keeps the class moving from jump-rope drills to warm-ups to partner exchanges. The drop-in rate is only a jaw-dropping $10. Bonus: The class right before is the cute little kids' class (yes, as opposed to the ugly little kids class). Nothing like seeing a bunch of eight to whatever year olds getting a little discipline, and seeing girls and boys hit each other without shrinking.

    If you are looking for a great martial arts program for kids then Kempo Unlimited is the place…read more Most places teach only one type of martial arts especially children's programs. Here, they teach traditional values like respect, honor and discipline but are up to date and progressive in their martial arts techniques. Very rare to find in a martial arts school that combines the best of both traditional and modern. The kids program includes Jiu Jitsu, grappling, stand up techniques as well as self defense techniques. Also, they incorporate fun and innovative drills for kids. All in all, a great martial arts school.

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    Kempo Unlimited Hawaii - Cardio- fitness with dynamic boxing, kicking techniques, full core workouts, lot's of sweat. Well respected trainers.

    Cardio- fitness with dynamic boxing, kicking techniques, full core workouts, lot's of sweat. Well respected trainers.

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    Kempo Unlimited Hawaii - Adult Boxing class.

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    Kong's Siu Lum Pai Kung Fu Association

    Kong's Siu Lum Pai Kung Fu Association

    4.9(9 reviews)
    0.7 miKalihi

    Loved the training and friends I have made being a student for 40 years …read more I have made friends for life who have trained together and fought together and ageist either other

    Siu Lum Pai provides instruction in the Hung Gar and Choy Li Fut styles of Kung Fu as well as…read moreprovides Chinese Lion Dancing for special occasions (ie - weddings, parties, business openings, etc). For those of you interested in learning the martial arts, the great thing about Siu Lum Pai that sets it apart from other Kung Fu schools is the size of the school. It has four branches on O'ahu (Kalihi, Kapahulu, Waipahu and Kaneohe). The Main Branch offers classes 7 days a week and has classes both in the mornings and evenings. Unlike other martial arts clubs on the island it is a FULL-TIME school. Classes are available for children and adults. Ages of students range from 5 years to 80 years. Instruction has a focus on the learning of traditional forms/sets including hand sets, weapon sets and sparring (both hand and weapon) sets. Weapons curriculum include the Chinese broadsword (dao), staff, spear, Kwan Dao, tiger fork, butterfly knives, double-edged sword (gim), chain whips and three sectional staff. Self-defense techniques are extrapolated and learned through the application of movements in the traditional forms. With over 30 hand, weapon and sparring forms to learn you can easily spend several years learning the basics of the system and many years thereafter mastering it. For those of you looking for a Lion Dance for your special occasion, the Siu Lum Pai lion dance and demo team is available to help you celebrate your special occasion. Dance rates are comparable to other lion dance troupes and the team will work to ensure your special occasion gives off without a hitch! I used the Siu Lum Pai lion dance team for my wedding back in 2003 and later joined the school as a student in 2005 to begin my kung fu training.

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    Kong's Siu Lum Pai Kung Fu Association
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    Muay Boran Hawaii - Fairtex Gym, Thailand

    Muay Boran Hawaii

    4.9(17 reviews)
    2.0 miDowntown

    Kru Dan, Coach Chad and now Coach Ikaika are great instructors at Muay Boran Hawaii. Their…read moretechnical expertise and personable natures attract students from various backgrounds. I'm learning a martial art that is both beautiful and lethal and has improved my health in terms of durability and longevity. I got t-boned 3 years ago at a high rate of speed, not survivable by some. The controlled impact from our classes prepared my body to withstand the trauma. And when I was most consistent with their training, my pulse rate got down to 47 bpm. At 65 years old now they accept my limitations while encouraging my progress. They attract awesome students too!

    One of the best things that I've done since graduating college was giving Muay Thai a try to see if…read morethat is something I would want to do consistently. It's almost been two years since going to my first class at Muay Boran Hawaii and it has nothing but positive for me. I've learned so much about the art of Muay Thai and about myself. Since joining back in 2022 I've lost about 18 pounds and myself confidence has grown a lot. So far my experience has been amazing! Kru Dan and Coach Chad give each and every student in the class attention and showing all of us the right and correct technique. The best part is Kru Dan and Coach Chad are always willing to give the extra time and effort for everyone before and after class to work on technique or just talk about the art of Muay Thai.

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    Muay Boran Hawaii - Outdoor training

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