I would give a 10 star if i could. Sifu Keller, is one of three martial arts teachers I've had in…read moremy life. Taekwondo, Karate, and Kung Fu,,, I was his student when he was white dragon,,,, however, when my son was his student he'd transitioned to Great Way. He made the change for whatever reason. Regardless, I was a student 28 years ago, and one thing I think about to this day, is he instills to his students, is no matter what one goes thru, there is still ones worth. There's still a gratitude, loyalty, and praise in what the person don't see in themselves (if they feel that low),,, and gives them the tools, and power to pull themselves out, (no matter how long ago they studied). I will FOREVER be thankful to him and his school. Greatest Sifu one could meet, or be instructed by.

I have been going to great way for a while now. The instructor there has real knowledge of Chinese…read moremartial arts. They teach traditional tai chi, kung fu and chi gong. I have practiced elsewhere and have never found a place better than Great Way. The teacher has been taught in China and the us. He has been involved in Chinese martial arts for over 30 years. If you are interested in traditional Chinese martial arts this is the place to be.

White Dragon Longmont offers something for everyone and all skill levels! From young to old,…read morenovice to athlete - the instruction at this martial arts school is second to none! Sifu Dill takes the time to get to know each of the students and understand what they are looking for and what they need! Students are able to work within their skills and abilities yet are challenged to always improve! I started with the intent to just get a good workout - and was not disappointed! But I found so much more - confidence, balance and a second family! I consider myself very fortunate to be a part of this school and this family!

I honestly can't fathom why there aren't more reviews!! The moment I stepped foot in this place I…read moreknew my daughter needed to BE here. She was in karate and the distinction between the new belt color/lvl were hand In hand with and price tag. This isn't that kind of place. They place value on the history of what they teach. They hold the students (all ages) to the same standard. This place has and will continue to mold my daughter and teach her to be her true authentic self.

This hidden gem is an excellent place to get a tailored workout. From pilates, yoga and even aerial…read moreyoga. All of the instructors are great at what they do and incredibly sweet and helpful. No "shaming" here. Even the students are nice and would rather encourage each other over turning their gains into a competition. I do hope there is enough interest to bring back paddleboard yoga this summer! **full disclosure, I am now also an instructor here, however I was a student at PiYoCo long before getting my certification. This place solidified my passion and its great to come back "home".

I started with The Pilates Yoga Compay in January, after moving to Colorado. I'd had probably 8…read moreyears of private instruction in San Francisco previously. I didn't think it could get any better. But it has! Both Maila and John are classically-trained Pilates instructors. Each has their own approach to teaching, and I appreciate and enjoy both! Maila is like being in a river, one exercise flowing seamlessly into the other. John has a more studied approach, considering each movement before moving to the next. Classes are small and both instructors are great at providing individual attention and support. Pilates builds strength and improves balance and posture. Not to mention how good one feels, both physically and mentally, when the class is over!

I am 7 years old and I have been doing this for 2 years now. I like it because my coaches are…read morealways so nice and friendly. Next I learn a lot about karate . That is why I like karate. From: Finn

I have no regrets about choosing Kaizen to get out of my comfort zone(s!) and learn some new…read moreskills. The instruction is clear and patient, challenging yet safe. The atmosphere is warm and cheerful with a wonderful student mix of ages and abilities. The facility is clean, bright, and well equipped. Thank you Kaizen for your devotion to our growth!

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My son has been going to this studio for over 4 years and he really enjoys the training given by…read moreSensei Mike at the Fort Collins Dojo. The one on one lessons are great to learn the forms as well as sparring and the group lessons are great for overall workout and sparring as well, which is quite different from what the other Dojos in town offer. I would highly recommend giving it a try.

Boulder Community Tai Chi Chuan is the perfect place to begin or continue your study of the…read morebeautiful art of Tai Chi. Derived from centuries-old Chinese martial arts, the modern form of Tai Chi as taught here has been distilled to a neatly choreographed routine of 37 postures linked by elegant, fluid movements which are gentle enough to allow practice by all; my class ranged in ages from 20's to 80's. Benefits include improved balance, strength, flexibility, and a sense of calm. Owner and instructor Jon Lears has developed a nuanced teaching style that is efficient, rigorous and disciplined while maintaining a light touch of friendliness, humor, and humility. His love for the art is infectious and his mastery obvious. The classes proceed methodically, with sufficient review and repetition, and no one is left behind; questions are patiently answered with precise demonstration. I originally tried to learn Tai Chi from random YouTube videos; only after study with Mr. Lears (who is often superbly assisted by his wife Amy) did I understand how out of context most videos are presented and how ultimately unhelpful they were. There is no substitute for learning in person. Boulder Community Tai Chi Chuan has very reasonably-priced classes for all levels in a large, clean, bright space in a part of Boulder with easy access and parking. My highest recommendation.

From the owner: We offer t'ai-chi ch'uan classes in the lineage of Cheng Man-Ch'ing's 37 posture Yang style form,…read moreincluding push-hands and sword.