I go here and it is absolutely the best decision of my life. the instructors are very kind and help…read moreyou through each step. they are very understanding and care about you. they help you learn not only martial arts, but also discipline, leadership, teamwork, and overall social skills. In fact, I really developed most of my social skills by doing it. I have been with peak for over 7 years and got my black belt last year. im so happy here and would do it all again.

Peak Martial Arts has been an amazing opportunity for my child to learn about self-confidence,…read morediscipline, team work and how to be a leader. We have been with Peak for over 3 years now - and not only have they provided martial arts - but they also offer summer camp Programs, day camps for Adams 12 no school days! My kid loves them all! The staff is exceptional and provides positive experiences and time with each kid! Thank you Peak for being amazing!

They teach such a variety of solid behaviors not just Karate. My grandson is only six and already…read morehas learned so much!

Really cool place, though easy to miss if you don't know where to look…read more I was here to witness a mixed martial arts class, and the facilities were very nice. Class seemed very intense and well worth the pain.

Beware! At first you will be treated like family, but it will change. I personally know of 13…read morepeople in leadership roles (myself included) who recruited students, poured their loyalty, time, creativity, and skills into Mr. Lane's school, along with financial donations (in an effort to help keep them afloat), who were literally pushed out and banned from the school because they suddenly fell short of the unspoken demands of Mr. Lane. Note the school has only been in operation for 5 years. If you choose this school, and if you get sucked into giving of your time, talents and money (beyond tuition), just know there is a high risk that you may one day suddenly not be beneficial enough for him and his school. You will have done nothing whatsoever to bring negativity to him or his school; there will be no discussion, no warning, just an overnight decision to have you gone and permanently banned from the property. This very thing has happened to 13 people, in 6 years. That is a high percentage for a school that averages 50 to 60 students (including leadership) at any given time. And if you are looking to earn a nationally recognized black belt with registered Dan numbers, this isn't the school for you.

Excellent focus on technique, discipline & respect! They…read morealso have lots of FUN! My grandson has attended this awesome Academy for over two years now and his progress has been amazing! Great instructors here, comfortable seating for parents & they have all the accessories needed to become a grand master black belt someday! Hard work, dedication, focus and the desire to be the very best you can be all comes together here! Five Stars for their commitment to excellence, family and the spirit that makes Martial Arts, an Art!

We signed up our son for a few weeks now and he loves it. We wanted him to learn the discipline and…read morefocus that we would like him to have and this proves to us that it does. You have ages anywhere from 3 to 33! It's a nice family activity as well as I see families do karate together. The instructors are friendly and helpful, but also know the importance of what they are trying to teach these kids. Highly recommend it!

Don't make a mistake. Find another School…read more This one is disorganized, and it will cost you both your time and money. We spent 3 years with them, and have never felt so disrespected. Our son is now going to a different school, and I can't tell you how much better I feel. Look around, you can find a better school.

As someone who has studied Karate for over 20 years, along with various other martial arts, I can…read moresay its a real pleasure to find this school. It is a gem in the rough - classes taught by an instructor who truly loves to teach, and is actually a good teacher (rather than only just a great martial artist). This school teaches Koryu Uchinadi which is old style Okinawan Karate. This is a functional style first, and includes martial arts training that covers self defense from empty hand standing, ground work (grappling) to traditional Okinawan weapons (like the staff). The instructor is a prior successful National competitor who has been training longer than I have - and successfully ran a commercial school back east for over 6 years (one of the head instructors). He moved out to Colorado for graduate work, and stayed. The cost of the class is the same price I paid for classes when I started studying Isshinryu Karate in 1985 on a military base in Virginia. The cost simply covers the very low cost of the space, and gas for the instructor - who really just teaches because he loves to teach and train. I have trained in Virginia, at University of Maryland, in upstate NY, Japan (Yokohama) and Denver before finding this school in Boulder. By far, this instructor has been the best teacher I have studied under. Other instructors have possibly had more knowledge, but often did not actually teach the classes, and you were taught by other senior students. If you have any interest in Martial Arts and your in Boulder or Denver, you owe it to yourself to check out this school first. I don't think you will be disappointed. Classes are Monday, Wednesday (6-7pm) and Saturday (9-10am)

My granddaughter has been participating at Mile High Karate since September. She was first…read moreintroduced at school, where classes where held at her school. She had an interest after 4 weeks of joining the classes at the Westminster office. When she began attending at the Westminster office is when I had an opportunity to go and watch her classes and see the program they have first hand. I was impressed. Its just not about Karate, its about other life skills she is learning. Yes, sir - Yes, Mam is used at all times in the class and although my daughter and her husband are a bit uncomfortable with their daughter calling them with this respect, I do not. Respect is missing in our culture, and the Martial Arts has a foundation based on respect. Learning about how to handle situations with strangers and how to protect yourself with your words was powerful learning for her and the other students. I told my Daughter I would pay for her training and when you look at the rate vs. the number of hours of training available it was very competitive to what Mom pays for her dancing. After several months, my granddaughter made the decision she wanted to pursue becoming a Black Belt. A packet of information was provided that talked about the committment needed over the next 4 to 6 years for her to obtain it. Now she is only 6 1/2 years old, but she is already is a high achiever in school, with Dancing and now with Karate. The owner and his wife, along with their staff, all who began Karate at Mile High at a younger age are good people. They take interest in the students and they make it fun. This past weekend was a special event of Saturday. A special class for the entire school was held where the students learned how to break boards! The first hour and half was learning how to visualize their goal, and practicing on cushioned hand pads held between two concrete blocks. By the end of the Special Event my granddaughter broke 3 boards as did many of the other students by themselves. And even those who were not able to on their own, got assistance from the instructions, who cradled their hands and "helped" them break the boards. The looks on kids faces even younger than my daughter, with now holding two boards where there was once one, was powerful. I have two sons who were in the Scouting program and both achieved and are Eagle Scouts. I see similarities in Scouting with the program at Mile High Karate. Character development was just as important in Scouting as was the camping and other activities. Same in Mile High Karate program. Just like Scouting, Karate is not for every kid's parents. Same held true in Scouting where some parents saw a commitment to go camping every month as a deal breaker. But the benefits in both program for those who stay with it can be life changing and can help mold them for later in life. I am grateful my granddaughter is in this program. She loves it and she likes the friends she has met.

What a great place for the kids. I love the instructors here they are all wonderful…read more Thanks to all at mile high karate for making my girl better in many ways. I recommend anyone have their children learn karate here.

I highly recommend this Dojo. Since I've started the practice with Evolene, our Sensei, have bee…read morehooked. Her teachings are clearly demonstrated at different speeds for beginners and more advanced students. She is encouraging and always respond to my questions about the practice of Akaido I felt in love with. The group of students is great and often helpful. I am on a new journey to practice and understand the history of Aikido from Japan. Maryline Roux --

One Dojo is the best martial arts training facility I have ever experienced. From the knowledgable…read more and friendly staff to the beautiful facility, One Dojo is perfect for anyone from beginners to advanced levels. I highly recommend One Dojo!

My son has loved going here for years. He has not only enjoyed the classes, but they have helped…read morehim with focus and discipline. Master Yosvani has always had a patient air with the kids and somehow he and his staff keep 30 children at a time in sync and motivated. He also knows every child's name, which is in and of itself impressive.

My kids have been in Tae Kwon Do since they were 5 years…read moreold. They are now black belts and the amount of discipline and confidence and camaraderie that they have gained is priceless. Master Yosvany and his staff are one of a kind and I feel safe with my children in his care during their time at Tae Kwon Do.