We recently signed up our child at Peoples Kenpo Karate. Our child has a friend who has attended…read morethis dojo for about 9 years and they encourage our child to give it a try. They offer a trial period of I believe 4 classes plus a gi for $29, so we felt comfortable giving it a try. Our child enjoyed it so much so we signed them up with a 6 month membership. I really have enjoyed all of my interactions with everyone at the dojo so far. There is a definite positive energy there and I love that it is family owned. I have noticed a definite improvement in my child's attitude and self confidence. Plus it's a great way to get them off of their screens and for them to have social interaction outside of the house. We look forward to seeing them grow and learn with the help of Kenpo Karate. I highly recommend!!!!

As an older student returning to martial arts training after many years off, I am really enjoying…read moremy experience at People's Kenpo Karate! The staff have been wonderful from my first day, and the instructors are very supportive and excellent at what they do. There is a real sense of family here. I have already noticed improvements in my fitness level and mental focus after only two months of training. I am so glad I found this school!

My daughter has been taking Tae kwon do at the Centennial location and has been loving it. Great…read moreconfidence builder. Kids need to get their energy out in a positive and fun way. Fun for adults as well!

This is the BEST martial arts studio in the Denver area. I started taking classes here in February…read more2015 and worked my way up to successfully test for my black belt in April 2018. The instructors are incredibly patient, motivating and kind. I feel so fortunate to have had the opportunity to train with these strong and skilled instructors, particularly Master H and Master Natzke. There are also a myriad of wonderful junior and adult assistant instructors and I love each of them. When I sprained my ankle numerous times last year and have gone through other medical issues, the administrative staff were understanding and supportive and I had no issues pausing my account. There is such a great atmosphere and it truly is a UMAC family - I highly recommend visiting for a free class.

We went to see a couple friends and their kids go through testing for their next belt, so we had…read morethe opportunity to observe the instructors, facilities and overall level of service. The facility is quite nice, offering quality equipment, clean and well laid out. Plenty of space for a larger class but small enough to get direct work with the instructors. Listening to the lead instructor, this is a no nonsense studio, teaching kids and adults discipline, maturity, respect and how to overcome difficulties. Wish there was more of this in our world! From our friend's experience and our observation, I'd highly recommend this dojo to anyone looking to learn on their own or for the whole family!

Everyone at Legacy Martial arts is incredible. From Rosa at the front desk, to Mr. Strong and Mr…read more Bohman teaching the classes. They have instilled so much confidence in our 5 year old, who is normally very shy. They are the right amount of serious and playful. Liam loves going. The belt ceremonies are so fun and they make every class enjoyable.

I started at Katharo as a student, and later was offered a marketing position there, but I was…read morenever officially hired. Because of that, I was never paid for my work. Management was disorganized, communication with the owner was nonexistent, and the entire experience felt completely unprofessional. This was a waste of my time, and based on my experience, I would not recommend Katharo to anyone.

I started my journey with Katharo about 2 months ago but was hooked from day 1. The other students…read moreare welcoming and forthcoming with knowledge and keeping your training partner safe is a priority for everyone. I overheard a brown belt talking about how they trained at 6 other gyms before landing with Katharo and that was because the head Professor Steve Hordinski teaches control over your opponent in a way that minimizes their ability to strike, making the jiu jitsu taught at Katharo relevant for actual self defense. There are many higher belts who are willing to roll and teach even the newest students. If you're thinking of starting BJJ this is the place to learn.

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So I enrolled my son here, and the folks are nice enough, but when it came to testing, half of the…read morekids didn't know what they were doing, and everyone just got passed a belt. What incentive is there for kids to try hard when it doesn't really matter if they try or not? When I was in Karate, we had to try hard just to get a stripe, or 2 or 3. These people are passing out belts like a free meal on Colfax. I wouldn't recommend. You should be awarded based on skill, not on if you pay your monthly bill.

I have been taking private lessons with Z ultimate since November and I have enjoyed every moment…read more Great staff. Always clean and a warm environment. The instructors are very informative and are always willing to answer any random question I usually have.

The Zultimate Highlands Ranch studio is great for both adults and children. My two sons (10 and 9)…read moreand I all train under Senseis Anya, Chris, and Brice. They are fantastic. The studio is really well run, organized and we have fun while working hard on our training. If you're considering taking martial arts, you should definitely consider our studio.

The instructors at Excel are great with children of all abilities and strive to instill a good work…read moreethic in all of their students. Belt promotion is based not only on demonstrating the ability to perform the exercises, but also homework such as showing respect, making their beds at home, studying and reading everyday, and not using electronics for three days. My eight year old son loves attending this school.

When I first started at Taekwondo I wasn't sure if i'd know anyone but after day 4 I knew a couple…read moreof the students and they were very nice and supportive. for me I feel like a whole new person my confidence went up 100% The instructors are all so nice and they all care about their hard-working students. I Generally think that its a great place to learn TKD. I took a self defense class when i was in the softmore year of college and i thought it was interesting to learn all the moves that was being taught. so after that i was getting into the groove and iv always wanted to join a karate class so ever since then i wanted to experience the class in general but now i really do like TDK it brought so much joy and its been a really great opportunity for me and i love the community and everyone around here. I am looking forward to getting my next belt in the next year or so.