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    Authentic Chen style taijiquan training offered here. Bill and Allison are wonderful people.

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    North Park Brazilian Jiu Jitsu - North park jiu jitsu women!

    North Park Brazilian Jiu Jitsu

    4.9(83 reviews)
    1.0 miNorth Park

    I was honestly really nervous walking into my first class I didn't know what to expect and felt a…read morelittle intimidated. But the moment I stepped in, everyone was extremely welcoming, respectful, and supportive. It completely put me at ease right away. I've always been into the gym and running, but I have to say... I truly fell in love with jiu-jitsu here. As a beginner, I really appreciate how my training partners and coaches take the time to guide me, explain things clearly, and make sure I understand always in a way that feels encouraging and uplifting. You can tell there's a strong sense of community and care in this gym, and it makes such a difference. If you're thinking about joining and you're new, I highly recommend North Park Jiu Jitsu. It's truly the place to be

    I dropped in at North Park Jiujitsu while visiting San Diego for a trip. I'm a current purple belt…read moreand have to say, this is a premier gym with a great space, great technique, and great players. Its a super friendly, chill training environment, where everyone is there to learn. Coach Mike was very welcoming when I arrived for no-gi and gi classes. There are classes where you drill specific moves, then have a chance to apply them in a safe, live setting. Then there are classes that take a more eco approach, with situation specifics, tasks, live problem solving with questions from practitioners and direct, tailored feedback from the coach. If you're new and looking to get into the art, a hobbyist looking for a more chill vibe, or a competitor wanting to test yourself and get out on the comp mats later, this is the place for you.

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    North Park Brazilian Jiu Jitsu - Women's class; we have a great group!

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    Centerline Combat Arts - Forging Elite Wing Chun Kung Fu

    Centerline Combat Arts

    5.0(6 reviews)
    0.7 miNorth Park

    What I love about Training with Sifu Dave McKinnon is that he teaches one of the best traditional…read moremartial arts out there but geared to deal with todays modern world. His explanations of Wing Chun & why it works has always made sense to me. Also he is the only Sifu I have ever met that truly holds nothing back about the system & is always patient with his students. He seems to know when to push you & when to let up on you. As far as his pricing he is very competitive in his pricing & is always willing to work with you so that you can simply enjoy learning the art of Wing Chun. I couldn't recommend a better Sifu (teacher) then Dave McKinnon. Another awesome reason to join him is that he gives excellent core training & fitness workouts so not only do you get to learn a great martial art but get in good shape doing it in a safe structured environment. Also there are no egos here. Everybody is treated equal from day one with nothing but total respect for each other. So if your not sure if this is the martial art for you contact Dave for a FREE lesson & you will see all these comments are true & not just Yelp hype.

    Centerline Combat Arts is recommended hands down to anyone who wants to develop serious martial…read morearts skills. Sifu Dave has been teaching Wing Chun for over 10 years, and he has been refining his skills and teaching system continuously. He encourages questions, and the learning environment is really dynamic. He also practices acupuncture at his own clinic. I mean seriously, that's old school gong-fu right there.

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    Aikido San Diego Aikikai - Children's class

    Aikido San Diego Aikikai

    4.7(7 reviews)
    1.5 miNormal Heights

    San Diego Aikikai has been the institution to represent traditional Japanese style teaching of…read moreAikido in San Diego. Aikido is a martial art and as such has a martial approach in it's philosophy, but one of the tenets is to seek ways to avoid conflict. This dojo and the instructors associated with it represent that philosophy as passed down from our principal instructors.

    I trained at two of the previous locations and found the environment conducive to learning. The…read moredojo is very traditional, which is one of its best features. The form of aikido taught and practiced here is traditional as well, which to me means "small circles" and economy of motion - capturing the essence of the art. The idea that the dojo "promotes violence outside the dojo" is completely contrary to what I have observed about the philosophical approach taken by the dojo. I have studied Daito-Ryu ju jutsu and Iaido, which are much more combat-related, as well as modern combat arts. The aikido taught at SD Aikikai is not combat-oriented, although it can be used defensively. I never felt pressured to go to the dojo to train. Any pressure to train is self-imposed. The reviewer who complained about the dojo needs to examine their own motivations and sense of self. Blaming others for one's own psychological shortcomings is neither constructive nor helpful. As for the complaint that the dojo will "accept anyone who gives them money," I am not clear on why an aikido dojo would want to exclude anyone unless they have bad motivations for training. The point of aikido is to involve people - this is not a military arts school that operates in an exclusionary way. There are no contracts or special obligations imposed. I have to wonder at the motivation of the reviewer who attacked the Aikikai with untrue, unwarranted, and illogical complaints. Do they run a competing dojo? Have they ever trained at the SD Aikikai? Do they understand anything about the martial arts - and aikido in particular?

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    ICOHS College

    ICOHS College

    3.5(22 reviews)
    2.3 miDowntown

    My experience at ICOHS College has been very rewarding. I completed three programs--Massage…read moreTherapy, Holistic Health, and AI Business Technology--and each one helped me grow both personally and professionally. The instructors were knowledgeable and supportive, and I gained practical skills that I can use in different areas of my career. ICOHS gave me the opportunity to explore multiple interests, challenge myself, and prepare for my next chapter. I'm grateful for the experiences, connections, and knowledge I gained during my time there.

    Started off with an interview admissions representative telling me that I should go elsewhere…read moreinstead of going over the curriculum and insisting on "attend the webinar " Ok I've attended the webinar and 6 weeks have gone by without getting ahold of someone on the phone. I Had to email and contact the president of the company and ask if this truly was how the representatives of this organization conduct themselves: boy I should have realized it then. This is a HUGE BAH Cash grab with no actual care for the veteran or the veteran's career: they just want the federal contract dollars your social security number comes with; with VetTec 2.0 They gladly take your social security number. File an enrollment with Buffalo Veteran Affairs Main Office in charge of VET Tech and state you're attending: however refuse to place the withdrawal paperwork With Buffulo New Yorks Vet tech main office when you state I am not wanting to attend this course. I am still enrolled. Battling for an termination of enrollment with the actual Veteran Affairs, they want you to not pay attention to enrollments so they can still get paid ("Due to a no-show)" in classes : even when trying to withdraw and attend a whole different institution like I was told to do by the admissions representative. Seriously Go here if you only want the BAH Cashgrab. Dont go here if you want any actual training. Also every 5 star review is the admin posting a new review to level out the true review scores level.

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