Excellent programs for kids; my son developed coordination, confidence and just good listening…read moreskills while expressing his energy and having fun!

K Dojo is a place to have fun. You learn how to protect yourself and to lose weight. I would…read morerecommend it to everyone there's classes for kids and adults.

My kids have been going to this school for 5 years now. Excellent instructor who teaches kids self…read morediscipline and self respect in a fun and friendly way. Parking is ample. Monthly rates are reasonable. Kids really do learn to defend themselves and respect others. While there are katas (forms), drills and sparring, it's not crazy and no one gets hurt. Check it out.

We came to this new dojo because our old dojo was just too far to travel. When my boys decided…read morethey didnt want to do karate anymore I gave my notice. As you can imagine juggling schedules is a hard task and they aren't couch potatoes- they do other sports. When I gave my notice I was very disappointed in the response from the management. While I can imagine its upsetting to sign up new kids and lose them, the level of conversation we had was unreal. He basically wanted me to force them to come "I'm the parent". Quite honestly I'm not going to pay for a service that my boys don't want to do and kids are way too over scheduled these days. I was very honest about that. His response to me was that "You knew they were doing these other activities when you signed them up" and "had he known I would just quit like this he never would have accepted me into the program." Im of the mindset that kids should finish what they started but I certainly wasn't going to bring my kids there to finish out the month even though we had to pay for it. Had to give thirty days notice - So we are stuck paying for a service for the following month we won't use - which we agreed to but it would have been nice if they only charged for one child instead of two. Especially since they are getting paid and not giving a service at all. Very disappointed.

I've been going to this school for six years (first for kickboxing, then added kung fu later on),…read moreand I can't say enough good things about the instructors and the classes. You can't beat the workout! If you're looking for better flexibility, discipline, technique, speed, etc at ANY age, Vizzio's is the place to be!

I have been attending this school with my three children for several years. Si Jer Peaches is a…read moremaster in many martial arts styles as well as a talented and caring instructor. Great place to get into good shape in mind, body and spirit. Wonderful close knit supportive community. The classes are rich in content and students learn new skills all the time. Students learn about acrobatics, meditation, fighting techniques, discipline as well as many other valuable life skills. Not to mention extra curricular activities that the school hosts such as snowboarding, ice skating, holiday party and the list goes on. The school has a regular presence at tournaments too. My family has had much success and benefit greatly from attending this school.

I have been coming to this gym for the past two years... and safe to say they've definitley had…read moretheir ups and downs. Most recently, this past year, they probably got some change in management, because the place has been amazing! I come here even for the boxing conditioning classes every week and never had a problem with the trainers. When it comes to injuries and fixing my sciatica, an issue I have had over the past five years, I recommend seeing Hope. UFC Fit definitely takes pride in hiring passionate and considerate trainers. Hope has done nothing but ensure that my priorities are met and always takes the time to hear me out and make me feel a lot better! As for their customer service, I always go to Chris for an issue, one of the operations manager of the gym. I have had concerns this past year in regards to the cleanliness of the establishment and he has always made sure my needs are met. And if anyone is interested in getting a membership, Chris is the man to go to! Love this gym and would never imagine myself switching!

Absolutely repulsive! Came here for a free trial and after one lap around the facility, I was too…read moregrossed out to even work out. Garbage, empty water bottles, and paper towels were scattered all over the weight room floor. The floor looks like it has never been mopped before and there is also visible dirt and dust everywhere on the mats. The women's locker room was also disgusting; I opened a locker to find an unidentifiable chalk/ salt looking substance scattered all over the locker! Too dirty to even leave my things in the locker. Also, there is a very limited selection of free weights less than 15 lbs

It is now All-Star Taekwon-Do. Same place, same people. A gem in all respects. Helped my cousin…read moreso much so that it saved his life. Lost 35 pounds over one year, and is now a happy person - what a change!

I was playing tennis as a substitute in a friends league. The facilities are nice. I didn't…read moreactually use the gym, pro shop, juice bar, etc, but everything looked really nice. I also can't speak to the prices, as I didn't have to pay for anything. The lounge/waiting area was large with plenty of seating. The courts played really nicely. They weren't too fast like many indoor courts can be. They felt like true outdoor hard courts. I had to knock off a star because the instructor who was using the court after is was pretty rude. In all the years I've been playing in indoor league, it was always understood that when your time is up, you can finish the current game, and the move off the court. This guy was not only forcing us off in the middle of a game (fine, if times up times up, courtesy be dammed), but he got upset that we were taking too long to pack up our stuff and leave the area (I've never had anyone complain about people packing up their stuff by the benches before!) All in all it was a nice experience.

Legit Judo. Legit Muay Thai. Under one roof…read more I have trained martial arts for over 30 years. I am picky. Judo Kai is the real deal. The Judo: Sensei Kevin's technique is crisp. He focuses on fundamentals that work in randori and competition. I have watched smaller students throw much larger opponents cleanly. That is good judo. The Muay Thai: Coach Edward trained at Fairtex in Thailand under Apidej Sit-Hirun. That is a legendary pedigree. His roundhouse kick is textbook. He also emphasizes safety - which is rare in striking arts. The facility: Brand new. 2,600 sq ft of mats. Clean. Plenty of bag space. Enough room to actually move. The vibe: Welcoming but serious. No ego. Just people who want to improve. I drive 25 minutes past three other martial arts schools to train here. That should tell you everything. Come try a free class. Tell them the old guy sent you.