I trained under Coach Dustin for the last 3 years before moving to Illinois, and I can't say enough…read moregood things about him or the academy. The technical instruction is outstanding, whether you're brand new to jiu jitsu or preparing for any level of competition. Safety is always the top priority, but the training is still tough and pushes you to improve every day. What really sets this gym apart is the culture. It truly feels like a family. Coach Dustin invests in the people who invest in their training. He traveled with me to competitions, gave his time outside of normal class hours, and was always willing to help me improve. That level of dedication is hard to find. One thing I always appreciated was that class didn't just end because the clock hit a certain time. If people were still getting rounds in, Coach Dustin would stay until everyone finished unless he genuinely had somewhere to be. It showed how much he cared about giving his students every opportunity to train. I left Las Vegas because of a move, and leaving this academy was the hardest part. I made lifelong friends here and became a much better grappler because of Coach Dustin and everyone at Kuleana/Cobrinha GV. If you're looking for a place that offers world-class instruction, a welcoming environment, and coaches who genuinely care about their students, this is the place.

Welcoming gym with a strong family vibe. Great mix of classes for kids and adults, all with a clear…read morefocus on safety and control. The community is supportive, especially for beginners. I took grappling, boxing, kickboxing, and MMA. Each class included strength and cardio work tailored to build power and control for the sport. The gym was clean, the atmosphere was fun, and Eric kept things engaging with his humor while staying on point. Had a lot of fun. Thanks to Eric and everyone in the classes. Highly recommended.

Excellent instruction. My son is gaining skills every session. It has been good for listening and…read morefor exercise. We feel fortunate to have found Tanaka's; my son is excited to go to each session. The instructor has the right amount of patience and firmness you'd hope for.

Sensei Varela is a great teacher. He's not so hard on the kids but stern enough for the kids to…read morelearn and enjoy his class. My son has learned a lot and is in better shape than just playing baseball. I like how it's more a one on one type right now. Although I'm excited when he gets more students so they can start sparring.

I was a student here for 8 years but took one year off for injury. I did succeed in earning my…read morefirst degree black belt while there. When I first started it was great! The beginners class was very structured with a quick 15minute warm up and then you were divided by your level (white, yellow or orange) and the instructors, who were either intermediate or advanced students, would be teaching either basics, forms or techniques for 15 minutes and then rotate so you got instruction in all of the categories and from different instructors. The intermediate class was structured similarly but with 20 minute sections and the instructors were advanced students. Where it started to go downhill was in the advanced class for all the brown and black levels. The owner and head instructor Jones taught that class so it didn't have the same structure. He called it seminar style but I call it boring. By the time I got to that class we actually had more advanced students than beginner and intermediate combined. You would get maybe 20 minutes of actual instruction in this class the rest of the time was usually focusing on one or two techniques and doing them in a technique line. Technique lines are definitely valuable for learning and absolutely should be done but when you're not the one actively participating in it, it gets boring as hell very fast. The only hope to try to learn something as an advanced student was to hope he wasn't teaching that night. Or since we had so few students in the other classes, show up for those and work on something with the other advanced students. This is part of the reason it takes 1 year to advance between the brown ranks and to get to black. Jones himself was an insufferable man to be around. He claimed his teaching style was "old school" and if you made the mistake of becoming an initiate or disciple, you agreed to basically become his slave. He expected you to drop everything to serve him. If you missed a single class, you better have been working because nothing else was acceptable. If he made a mistake on showing a technique and it was pointed out, we all were wrong and he was right. He made his disciples do his personal errands like drop him off and pick up from the airport; clean his pool; do his yard work. I know of at least 4 marriages that ended due to him, including his own and my own. If Jones wasn't involved in the school, it would have been terrific.

They teach really useful skills that can save your life in a pinch, and teach important principles…read morethat most other martial arts places don't

All I can say is, as a parent, I have watched a transformation with my son since joining this…read moreclass. Not only did he lose at least 100 pounds but what he gained was so much more. To see a young man just leaving his teens fall into the right crowd is just amazing. He didn't just find friends, he found peers with integrity and values. People who are proud of his growth, and gave him the encouragement he needed make the changes a man needs to live his best life. Thank you for your support and guidance that molded my son into a strong man... from the inside, out!

Fun, cool spot to train while visiting Vegas. It's a very popular gym in the city and can get a…read morelittle bit packed but the quality of training here is great and the people are friendly. I don't usually do no gi much but they make up for it in the fun and easy going environment. Their open mat was fun and lots of great rounds there!

We've had such an amazing experience at Soto Boxing! My 7-year-old son absolutely loves it here and…read moreactually looks forward to every class. The coaches are patient, motivating, and so great with kids while still teaching real boxing fundamentals, discipline, and confidence. If you're thinking about boxing for yourself or your kids, I highly recommend giving Soto Boxing a try. You won't regret it!

Love this boxing gym definitely recommend coming here good trainers and good conditioningread more

We absolutely love K-STAR! All four of our kids train here, and it has been one of the best…read moreinvestments we've made for our family. The coaches do an incredible job of balancing discipline, respect, confidence, and fun. They genuinely care about every student and create an environment where kids are encouraged to work hard, support one another, and keep improving. We've seen our children grow not only in their skills, but also in their confidence, focus, and perseverance. The facility is clean, well organized, and welcoming, and it's clear that the coaches put their heart into what they do. No matter your child's experience level, they make everyone feel like they belong. If you're looking for a place where your child can build character, learn valuable life skills, and be part of an amazing community, we highly recommend K-STAR.

Tried the Beginners Kung Fu - Mixed Ages class at K-Star Academy with Sebastian Castellanos and…read moreloved it! The facility is huge and perfect for training, with a wide variety of classes from kids' programs to fight choreography. Sebastian was super kind, high-energy, and welcoming, and they even paired me with an experienced student who made learning the basics easy. Great mix of stretching, kicks, movement drills, and forms -- definitely a place I'd recommend for anyone wanting to build flexibility, discipline, and overall health!

Master Oh is a great teacher who is incredibly knowledge with Korean traditional Taekwondo…read more He is very patient with each child. Kids learn how to respect, build confidence and learn how to follow instruction with others. Kid classes are perfect to come right after school or many other classes are available after school. We get off school 3:30pm, get quick lunch,finish homework and take class at 4:40pm. We go home shower and have fun and go to bed by 9pm. It is perfect! My kid is 8 and he has been learning since age 5. He is so invested in continuous learning with Master Oh. He does not want to quit. I highly recommend if you live in Henderson looking for workout activity for your child.

Sensei is absolutely amazing & my grandkids really enjoy going here! I love watching them there!read more

We love Eagle Taekwondo! My son has been in it for almost two years. He enjoys the classes and…read morealways looks forward to it. The masters and instructors are all so friendly and they really take their time teaching the students. They are very patient and passionate at what they do. I love that they incorporate word of the week and explain what the word means to the students. My son remembers the lessons taught in class. If you are looking for a martial arts to put your child in, I highly recommend Eagle Taekwondo!

So far Eagle has been an awesome experience for my 7 year old son. It's reasonably priced with a…read morereally good introductory special. Everyone there is friendly and my son is responding really well to their teaching methods and we are definitely going to continue taking him.