My son has been coming here for 1 month now and has absolutely loved it. He looks forward to his…read moretraining with Shifu Peng. The registration process was easy and the facility is huge. The Shifus are very kind and works very well with the younger kids. They focus on discipline, hard work, respect and fun! Highly recommend KungFu Dragon!

100% recommend for all ages!!…read more Was recommended by a friend for my twin boys and so glad I signed them up. This location is an absolute gem providing authentic and deeply enriching kung fu teachings. The shi fus are patient and very well trained. Kungfu Dragon has outstanding instructions, a welcoming community and a profound connection to martial arts tradition making it a 10/10. Don't hesitate--step in, bow respectfully, and begin your journey.

Now that my son has advanced to the Black Belt Club, I wanted to share some feedback regarding the…read moreinstruction quality. I believe the classes would be more productive if Master celina were more directly involved in teaching, especially since she selects the teachers. Unfortunately, the current teachers and assistants, particularly those teaching the Wednesday 5:30 PM class, do not seem adequately prepared to work with children. The lack of correction and engagement has been noticeable, and many of the children quickly lose focus. It feels as though the instruction style is more suited to adults than young students, which is frustrating given the level of commitment and cost involved. I'm sharing this in the spirit of support and improvement, as we truly value the program and want to see the children thrive.

Understandably so, everyone's experience with a business varies. However, in our opinion, MAA San…read moreRamon deserve at a minimum this 5 star rating based on OUR experience. Master Celina Hespen and the other instructors appear to be skilled and of course, patient... not just with our child, but as we observed, with the other students as well. We transitioned our then 6yo son to MAA San Ramon in mid-May because the original studio he was taking basic martial arts lesson from was in Castro Valley (CV) and we live in San Ramon. - We initially enrolled our son in the CV martial arts because it was his classmate's Dad's studio. Unfortunately, due to the CV studio's location, our son was only able to attend on a Saturday and when we have weekend plans or he's sick, he was unable to make up the missed class on a weekday due to the classes' availability. After exiting the CV martial arts studio, we began our search for a new martial arts studio closer to home. We saw a Facebook ad for MAA San Ramon and after browsing their website, we selected a $25 special (3 classes plus a uniform included in the package). We selected this offer because we weren't sure how our son would take to the instructors and the regimen. Lo and behold, our son loved it! Although he was 6yo at the time, Master Celina felt he was ready and would do well in the Basic Class for 7+ year olds, and you know what? She was absolutely right! Our son not only thrived with Master Celina, but he truly flourished. He was able to participate in more than one class a week, and he followed instructions, routines, etc. well. Master Celina and the other instructors also made sure to correct in a firm but appropriate manner all of the students when they weren't paying attention, not following instructions, not being respectful, etc. We simply can't say enough great things about MAA San Ramon, Master Celina, Master Nathan, Master Zaak, Master Alexander, Master Sammy (pardon the spelling if it's incorrect), and all of the remaining staff who are in some type of leadership program (we think it's called the Certified Instructor Training ("CIT") Program). Also, we recently had our son's 7th birthday party here with approximately 34 participants, and all of the 1st grade kids loved the activities (a few of the kids were in higher grades who don't go to our son's school, but they also loved it). The parents were also impressed with MAA San Ramon and we are more than happy and proud to have been a small part of it. The kids had a blast and even spoke about the party at school the following day. Surprisingly enough, even a few 2nd graders and Kindergartners from school heard great things about the activities from the party (we're honestly not sure how that happened). MAA San Ramon kept the energy up, the activities were fluid, and pizza/cake time after was a blast :) Needless to say, we're extremely happy with them and it sounds like Master Celina is a new owner of MAA San Ramon (and MAA Pleasanton). We're adding this tidbit since it looks like the other Yelp reviews are old and has outdated information.

Pretty nice BJJ dojo. I came here for an open mat and enjoyed training with this crew. The coaches…read moreare nice and are very welcoming to newcomers to the gym. There are hobbyists and competitors, so you get the best of both worlds. Check this gym out if you are in the area!

Put my girls in Warriors since fall of 2022 twice a week after the trial class. My girls are not…read morenaturally physical or into sports/martial arts, and for one of them, it's very much out of her comfort zone! But Coach Alex is simply fantastic with kids and instructing them in the most positive way. I was a little concerned about the potential injuries and chokeholds in BJj, but the coaches are so good at watching the kids closely and making sure kids stay safe. There are several assistant coaches that vary depending on be day, and all are excellent and promote learning, safety and positivity. The dojo is spacious and clean. I honestly can't say enough good things. There are classes for the whole age range of kids and adults. I never thought my girls would do BJJ and I have to say, it's been a great experience--my kids used to get nervous going, bc again, physically grappling with another kid was an alien concept to them, but now they are pretty comfortable and I can see how empowered they feel after each class. Their stamina and physical fitness are much improved--they used to complain about PE in school but now, they have no problems running the laps, doing pushups, etc. If you are a parent looking for a new activity for your kid that will help with not only their physical wellness but also really promote feeling confident and empowered, Warriors BJJ under Coach Alex is a fantastic option, great for both girls as well as boys!

This is an unbelievably incredible school; the teachers are so kind, engaging and talented. I tried…read moremultiple schools around the bay and this is the best: low student to teacher ratio, flexible class schedule, and high caliber.

Although the instructors were nice, we did not sign up after the 5-class package for 2 major…read morereasons: 1. Overcrowded and smelling of feet. It's gross honestly. The space is very small and has low ceiling sending some unpleasant vibes. You really need a bigger space for the number of kids packed here. 2. They only have option of lump-sum payment in advance, not monthly payment. It's like a gym membership and you cannot pay based on number of classes per week. It's all or none. 3. The prices are not transparently disclosed, which I found weird. You have to attend a lengthy presentation and then they scribble the pricing on a piece of paper & then throw it away after you read it.

I have been living in the Bay Area for 2 years and I have tried a lot of Muay Thai gyms and there…read moreis nothing better than CSA. Great quality coaches and training partners plus the facility is top notch.

At this gym you will find world class coaches and athletes. There are a variety of classes at a low…read moreprice. The gym is very large and has a ton of new equipment to use. One side of the gym has multiple striking and grappling equipment for the MMA program including a ring and cage. The other side of the gym has a full CrossFit area with weights pull up bars. I personally have attended most of the classes the MMA program has to offer and all the coaches are some of the best in the game, but I attend the morning Muay Thai class with Amber the most and she is a fantastic coach with years of experience. My overall striking and grappling have improved because of this gym and I plan to train here as much as I can. Thanks CSA!

Very recommend this school. Teachers unreal. Price is fair. They gave me 45$ price for 1st month…read more My son loves so much this classes. School works at holidays too. If you at the home and don't travel any where. Kids all ages, very friendly, evening classes. Highly reccomend.

As a Korean-American mother of a 7 year old son who has had difficulty with self confidence, Koo's…read moreTae Kwon Do studio has been an answer to my prayers. We drive 35 mins to attend this school while passing dozens of other martial art studios for the following reasons: Master Olson in the Danville studio is very age appropriate in his teaching and coaching methods. The lessons on the 5 tenets (modesty, integrity, perseverance, self control and indomitable spirit) has helped my son in the past 1 1/2 years to be more confident, responsible and goal driven. I love that the classes are not only separated by skill set but also by age groups. The parents viewing area is open to observe all elements of the class and the transparency has been refreshing! You can tell that child safety, cleanliness and positive reinforcement is a priority for this school. Finally, unlike other schools, the use of the Korean language, explanation on the culture and history of TKD has allowed my son to learn about his heritage along with the significance of what he is learning. I highly recommend this school and instructors for any age!!

The environment is strongly, toxic, and not tolerant of neurodivergent, children and adolescence…read more The manager, Josh, who has been there managing the dojo for a few years, has made it obvious that he does not reward children on the autism spectrum who try just as hard as Neurotypical kids. my son adores most of the coaches there - they are good people and great coaches, however, due to the blatant discrimination, I've felt I had to pull my son from their facility and I'm currently looking into other jujutsu dojo's in the Danville area. There are a few kids that go there whose parents are also members that seem to get extreme favoritism - unfortunately I gave this dojo a fair shot and almost canceled it three times-- however, my son really loved a couple of the coaches so I kept hoping the culture would get better -- unfortunately, it did not. Most recently I asked if my son could attend the teen and adult kickboxing classes. He told me that it was only for teens and adults, after my son went a couple times. My son is 11 years old and he was enjoying the kickboxing classes a lot. after a few months I called Josh again and asked him if he could rejoin and Josh said he can rejoin if he doesn't 'have any more tantrums or is disruptive in the class'. However, I was there each time he was in the class as well as my friend Lisa and we never saw any tantrums or disruptions -- what we did see was a lot of questions because they were new to kickboxing, Enzo went there with one of his friends to learn about kickboxing and to participate, and they really loved it. After they were kicked out of the class, I didn't want to make a big deal about it, however I asked again if he could rejoin it, and he said he was too disruptive and throwing tantrums, which was a blatant lie. That was the final straw for me. All my communication has come From Josh , no one else. I also found out that stripes, which are progress awards, are only given to the k kids who attend on 'Gi' days, after attending that dojo for 3 years no one took the opportunity to convey that information to me after i inquired how stripes were given out. Again, all this was with my 1-1 communication with the manager - Josh. Apparently the owners are not involved at all and live in Idaho??? So trying to reach out to other management has been impossible. I'd appreciate any recommendations for a local Brazilian Juijitsu dojo - thx

This is a hard one for me because most coaches (Marty, Ripper) are good people, the families are…read moregreat, and my son liked it here. One man ruined it for us. He believes it's OK to whisper in an 11 year old's ear "quit f#@*ing around" and "if you do that again I'm going to slap the s#!% out of you". This man should not be working around kids. When I confronted him he said," yeah I guess my mouth gets me in trouble sometimes. Thanks." Maybe some parents are OK with that. I'm not. We went to Mineiro BJJ in Alamo and wish we'd have found it sooner. Thanks Coach Marty and Coach Ripper for investing in our son, we'll miss you guys.

I did 20 jiujitsu for over 20 years, but after two spinal neck surgeries and pushing 50 years in…read moreage, I needed to find a new martial art. I discovered Ali and this gym a couple of months ago with my son, and I can't say enough about the professionalism, cleanliness, and the open culture of the gym. Tristan is awesome. Classes start and end on time, they're well structured and thought out, and even if it's a large group, Tristan always has good individualized coaching and feedback. There's also no pressure to sign long commitments or buy gear. The gym is also super diverse (women, kids, etc.) but I'd love to see more people my age, so if you're a professional dad looking to get into boxing or fitness, I can't recommend a better gym than this! My teenage son and I both give a huge thumbs up

Great Professional Training with Coach Ali and Coach Olivia. They offer fitness classes too, full…read moregym with weights and cardio. They will motivate you to meet your Fitness goals. Good Ventilation, not stuffy like the other gyms, everyone is easy to talk too and train with.