How much is a membership for only Brazilian Jujitsu for a beginner? I already have my own gi for…read morethe jujitsu class & I wanna start asap!!

I wanted to work on stamina and being healthy, but I also improved my confidence and emotional well…read morebeing. The instructors are always really nice and patient. They never say 'no, that's wrong'. Instead, they guide you into correct patterns and give you helpful advise. It's a little expensive, but totally worth it.

We love Oklahoma Taekwondo! Master Brown is so patient with all the students and encouraging, but…read morehe is still strict enough to emphasize discipline. We appreciate that unlike other schools, they stick to a traditional belt ranking system/method. We couldn't have picked a better place for martial arts in this area.

I wouldn't recommend this place to anyone who doesn't want other people in there personal space…read more You pay for them to "train you" not be all up in you personal business. A true "business owner"/ "trainer" wouldn't do that. you pay for the training not the bs that comes along being at this "DOJO" (if you can even call it that) find a place that trains like they should

From the owner: We are a fighting School. Life is difficult, and it never gets easier. We only learn to deal with…read moreit better. Ergo. We must learn to be tough but flexible. Our goal is to be martial artists first and great fighters second. Our biggest project is Making it the IFK world championship! OSS!

I've taken yoga classes for years and love the teacher at SYS. Some of the best adjustments I've…read moreever had. The location is in the back room of a karate school, so sometimes you hear some loud shouting "ki-ah" when the black belt guys are really going at it in the front rooms of the school.h

This place is awesome! I had never done yoga before and the…read moreinstructor helped me adjust to the class. Had great explanations, and had all different variations for different body types.

My 8 year old daughter and five year old son recently started classes at Family Martial Arts…read more Here are a few of my observations. 1) We were warmly welcomed with a free 1 on 1 introduction session with the owner, Alex. He helped the children feel included and confident. He demonstrated the perfect mix of professionalism and friendliness. 2) After one introduction, the instructor, Justin, remembered both my children's names. In fact, he knew every child's name. He also was able to manage a class full of active children. 3) Family Martial Arts focuses on age appropriate character skills. My five year old learned about Attitude his first week. My eight year old learned about Teamwork. The lessons were explained clearly and I could see my children trying to incorporate them into daily living. 4) Family martial arts feels like a family. The school gets together for activities, a parade, parties, picnics, etc. Your child will feel welcome here.