Our family has been a part of the Divine Fist Kung Fu community for years, and it has been one of…read morethe best investments we've ever made for our children. They have truly grown up here. The instructors go far beyond teaching martial arts; they instill core values. We've seen a massive improvement in their discipline, respect for themselves and others, and overall confidence. Knowing they are learning effective self-defense skills is invaluable, but the character development is the real win. If you're looking for a studio that is dedicated to building strong, respectful, and capable kids, look no further than Divine Fist Kung Fu. Highly, highly recommend!

I send my kid here Al the time for all their services and this includes daycare my son is so happy…read moreand active. Great workers and staff Manzano and Mrs Pino.

Yikes, you know when the little hairs stand up on the back of your neck? It's not one specific…read morething but overall something is just off, not quite right... very creepy in a touchy feely way. The vibe is welcoming at first but quickly turns to hardsell pressure tactics for workshops and year long packages costing several thousands. Best advice; do a little research and check out the history of the practice and the founder to learn more before making any commitments. Overall, creepy.

Alex has been my Yoga and spiritual mentor for years. His unique approach brings a great balance of…read moremind and spirit. He is a very funny guy too and I can always count on him for a great session. I look forward to attending his retreat this September in NY. Highly recommend to anybody who needs a solid motivator and mentor

This business moved from that address some years ago. I used to attend classes there and the thing…read morewas that teachers were irregular and not all of them were good enough. Even though one of them treated me with disrespect on one occasion, I kept attending as she left classes. I finally quit when they moved. Don't know exactly the address (on US1) but it was quite far from my home then.

The vibe is welcoming at first, however after few weeks of practice you notice a mediocre tai chi,…read morethe teachers do not know the rules of true tai chi therefore you end up hurting your bones. They contradict each other, they do not respect their students. This place is more a social club than a formal Tai chi place to practice it. Just find the right place and the right teacher.

I have practiced Taiji (Tai Chi) for forty years. I have studied with some of the best teachers in…read morethe USA and have myself taught for 35 years. Sifu Andrew Chung is hands down one of the most special and authentic. Do yourself a favor and attend his classes, you won't be disappointed.

I was impressed with all the different offerings this school advertised, but was sincerely…read moredisappointed when I went to observe a class, I was told, no observing, but you can take a sample class for $20.00. This was a first for me, I have never met a teacher that had this policy.

Gary is an excellent instructor. I have been practicing Tai Chi for 30+ years. Is approach and…read moreinstruction are spot on.

ATouch of Chi, is simply the best in the area. I would drive from Boca or Palm Beach Gardens for…read moreGary Tong's teaching. He is excellent with beginners and the class is full of teachers from other locations. Gary is patient with beginners, yet firm with his insistence to form. All done with a "meditative gentleness". He never belittles a student, but does ask for your best, giving individual attention in the midst of class. The class is aimed at healing and strengthening the whole body-mind-soul. However Gary will often demonstrate with a student what the martial intention of the move would be with an opponent . In the several years I have studied with Gary I have always completed the class with a renewed energy, and experience of well-being. FIve Stars for Touch of Chi.

I've been looking for a studio that offers more than just the standard Vinyasa class. This place…read moreoffers a variety of classes I. A calming, clean environment. Sacred Form caters to all skill levels, from beginners needing an Introduction to Yoga to seasoned practitioners. The entire team is welcoming, and I felt supported from the moment I walked in. Highly recommended!

I was able to attend the grand opening of this beautiful new space. Location is central to most…read moreBroward locations. Creative and thoughtful design throughout, also very clean! They are fostering a sense of community and inclusion here. Good class offerings from yoga to pilates & tai chi. Looking forward to trying all the classes!

Master Yu is an amazing teacher, she is a true Tai Chi master. She is amazing as a human being. She…read moreis a true healer... I have learned a lot from her great knowledge and experience. Especially for people with trauma (depression, sadness) Tai Chi is a very good healing method. She is very patient, has no ego and gave me a lot of confidence to continue practicing Tai Chi + Qigong and continue studying in Boca Raton, Florida.

My home park. Everything from camping and movie nights, my kids soccer games, farmers market and a…read morefavorite exercise spot. Plenty of parking. It's always clean and if it isn't we do our part picking up the rest. Canal running through with 3 bridges crossing provides some wildlife viewing opportunities. Brand new community center is now open.

Thanks to COVid, we got to explore parks in our city, and this one is a nice find…read more It's a relatively spacious park, with plenty of parking. There is a river/channel running through the park, it's really nice to stroll along it, though the bridges could be prettier. There are people sitting along the river feed ducks (though there are signs telling you not to). There's a Meditation Garden. We went on a Saturday and found a farmer's market. It doesn't have any fresh produce stand, despite the name, but there are plenty of delicious eats and artisanal crafts.

My first class was the candle lit yoga and having such an experience, I will definitely be…read moreattending more often. So relaxing, soft and peaceful in atmosphere. The instructor was great and knowledgeable.

I first learned about Buddhaful Om Yoga when I received an email for their Supermoon event...and I…read moream so grateful for it! The studio is located on 124th street (SW 132 avenue) on the South side of the Costco at London Square. I actually love skateboarding down this street because it is never too busy. There is plenty of parking spaces as well. On my first visit to Buddhaful Om I arrived early to allow time for registration. I was able to chat for a little bit with Liz, the owner, and she is a total sweetheart. She showed me the different rooms upstairs and down. It is a very cute, cozy, inviting space. I have since taken part in two Restorative Yoga classes with her at 9am on Sunday; the perfect time for me. She played her crystal bowls, something that was new to me. The sound helped me to clear my mind. The little cloth she placed over my eyes was gently scented and helped me relax. For an hour we gently moved into different relaxing poses on the floor using bolsters and blocks, taking slow, deep breathes. It is so incredibly relaxing that many times, I almost fall asleep. I love when she covers me with the blanket! Zzzz Restorative Yoga is exactly what I need after a long, stressful week. I always leave feeling at peace and grateful. I take this feeling with me through the rest of my day. I believe that one day I will learn to carry it with me always. It truly is a wonderful feeling. I don't know much about yoga...yet. But I have a feeling I will soon. Liz is always kind enough to explain to us newbies how she plays the different sounds on the bowls (and other instruments) and what the purpose is for each. If you're thinking about going to a yoga class for the first time, I strongly recommend starting with a Restorative class with Liz to get a feel for it all. I will be participating in the Candlelight Yoga soon and I am very much looking forward to it. :) Thank you, Liz. Namaste.