Great place to train. Instructors are fantastic and passionate about the sport. They have a very…read morewelcoming environment.

Stopped in for a session while traveling and these guys were more than hospitable! The advanced…read moreclass was really good, the staff and students were very friendly, and also tough grapplers :) After the class was over a guy offered to do some one-on-one rolling with me just for fun. I'm super grateful for the experience. I'd definitely go again.

This place is amazing... only the best of the best was trained by Mr. Reed... and loves sharing and…read moreshowing his weapon and gift to others

Sadly not a good school or staff. I was promised a certain monthly fee because I'm on disability…read moreand when i went to join I was rejected that fee and told I have to pay full price. Also the school itself has moved several times in a short period of time which shows it has no stability. Please consider other Martial Arts Schools before this one.

How many organizations have you attended you felt, from the first time you entered, you would be…read morethere for the long run? If you have watched any martial art style movies, do the adversaries suffer the most? You are welcome to number all the various punches by name. An instructor explained to me; "A punch, is a punch, is a punch, no mater what name you give it." This person was and is Dan Insonto. His daughter was being pushed around in a baby carriage, at the time. She probably 33 years old by now. I would tell anyone I feel Aikido is passive/aggressive. You all understand inertia. A body in motion, shall remain in motion, until acted upon by an outside source. Aikido, to me, isn't aggressive until that object (a person) begins to strike. Aikido uses the forward momentum of your aggressor as an advantage, keeping the aggressor in motion, as a directed advantage, like crashing a plane. Should an aggressor come soft, that person will be stopped softer. However, coming full strength will result in the aggressor saying; "Father forgive me, for I have sinned in my thoughts, my words, and what I failed to do." The body of this organization is made up of professional people, from various well groomed industries. Saying this is to explain anyone willing to learn, will have the very best group of trained professionals found anywhere. If you are 8 yrs old, you will be taught. If you're of an "old school," willing to learn, you will be taught, not judged. However, No One begins, without being stretched out in more places than flees on a hunting dog! Do your homework. Come with an open mind, observe, speak with everyone having positive open mind the way the young mighty mights show up, with respect. Give your best and you will get the best!

Aikido of Cincinnati, A Welcoming Dojo in the heart of the city…read more Aikido of Cincinnati is the kind of dojo that immediately makes you feel welcomed. The building has plenty of parking, and the training space itself is spacious, clean, and well cared for. The instructors have decades of experience in the art of Aikido and teach with a balance of precision, tradition, and patience. You get a genuine, real world understanding of the Japanese art of Aikido. Whether you're brand new or have years of training, they meet you where you are and help you grow. The training environment is traditional, respectful, and supportive. Classes are structured but never rigid. There's room to ask questions, explore technique, and learn at a pace that feels sustainable. Ukemi, weapons training, and partner work are all taught with safety and clarity in mind. The community at Aikido of Cincinnati is one of the dojo's biggest strengths. People genuinely care about each other's progress, and the atmosphere is friendly without losing the seriousness of practice. It's a place where you can train hard, improve consistently, and still feel at home. If you're looking for authentic Aikido taught by people who truly understand the art and cultivate a positive training culture, Aikido of Cincinnati is an excellent choice. Reviewed by Salim Kai

Love this gym! The owner, Jason, is a phenomenal guy. What he does for Veterans is above and…read morebeyond!

Tired of your normal run in the mill gym? Well step outside the box and give some martial arts…read moretraining a whirl. I have been practicing Brazilian Jiu Jitsu for almost ten years now and have been part of great schools and also some bad ones. This is an awesome one... The owner Jason Laine is probably one of the nicest guys you will ever meet and will make you at home along with the staff and other students. The gym and its members may look a bit intimidating at first but do not let that scare you. The whole team is very hospitable and welcome newcomers of all sorts, athletic or not. The gym has everything you would need from a boxing ring, cage, Olympic weights and a large grappling area. I have been part of 3 gyms as a member in other cities and locally plus dropping in on countless others when I am travelling and I have to say Vision is my favorite. You cannot beat the staff or team. Just do not get scared away after the first week and really give it a go.

As a 60 years old, I was tentative in exploring Jujitsu. After completing a months trial, attending…read moreover 40 and beginner adult classes I found the culture is very supportive of some one my age. Additionally, the staff is very friendly and helpful. In the classes, we always start with a warm up. Then a discussion of the intent of the session. Usually there a a break to regroup on what the professor is observing, and discussion of points of emphasis. I also am impressed with all my training partners, especially higher belts i have worked with, having open discussions of what is working, effective and not. Of course the professors are always available for questions and clarification. On a personal note, I am very active 60 year old. I found my core strength is improving and other areas in need of strength and conditioning are exposed for me to work on. I try go get to classes 15-30 minutes early just to loosen up.

Great facility! My kids are loving the Intro to Brazilian Jiu-jítsu. The professors are very…read moreprofessional and knowledgeable with great skills to teach all ages.

The leadership, organization, and culture that exists here is unmatched. This is a wonderful place…read moreto train and improve your physical fitness with positive, supportive, and likeminded people.

This is an amazing facility that is family friendly and caters to all ages and demographics…read more Whether you are looking to get in shape, lose weight, or become a world class athlete this is the place for you!

Tribe is awesome, so thankful to be a part of this. Damien and Rob pay attention to form and this…read moreprogram has made me so much stronger.

I started our association with ProMA in Kenwood when I brought my 11 year old son for classes . . …read more he was getting bullied in school, and needed confidence and a bit of discipline. He found it. A terrific and caring staff . . . confidence and encouragement. Soon the staff as asking m why I didn't try it . . . I was an older parent, in my mid 50s, who had not worked out in years, was overweight and out of shape, and had a bad back and arthritis to boot. I thought they were crazy, but their gentle encouragement, and my desire to get healthier made me give it a try . . . And the change was incredible. I am 30 pounds lighter . . . my arthritis, which used to affect my knees terribly, is much less a problem . . . I feel better and more energized . . . I have made friends . . . and I have agoal of a Black Belt by the age of 63. Master Damien says I will be there long before that :)

One of the best Taekwondo schools I have practiced at. Have been practicing TKD for about 15+ years…read moreand have seen a wide range of schools and teachers in various cities, and this is one of the best. Master K Kim is a very good teacher. He is very patient with his students and makes sure that students learn and progress at the right pace. He pays close attention to each and every student, and knows the developmental needs for each. When we moved to Cincinnati I specially sought out Master Kim so that I could enroll my 5yr old even though it meant driving 30 mins to get to class. He is that good! My son has been learning from him for the past 3yrs and loves it! I highly recommend this school and Master Kim.

Master K Kim is a great instructor and a great person that cares about his students. "I don't care…read morehow much you know until I know how much you care."

I've had the privilege of training at this traditional dojo, and it's been an exceptional…read moreexperience. If you're seeking an authentic traditional karate experience at any age, I highly recommend Doshinkai Dojo (Shotokan karate) to anyone who genuinely wants to learn traditional karate. Sensei Ruben Fung is incredibly knowledgeable and deeply committed to the growth of every student. The instruction is meticulous and authentic, with a great deal of attention given to proper technique, kata, and the underlying principles of every movement. The camaraderie among students fosters a strong sense of family and mutual support.

Real authentic, traditional, Japanese karate dojo. If you are looking for a Shotokan Karate-do…read moreplace, this is it. I had the opportunity to participate on several annual camps that were organized by the Sensei , and I all I can say is that he has the budo spirit in his heart.