Excellent instructors and classes. If your looking for Cobra Kai this is bit it. If you want to…read morelearn discipline, confidence,and martial arts this is the place. My son has been coming here for over 5 yrs and I see he has grown in both confidence and skills. Master Winters is the best!

We love Princeton Ata. My sons have been going here for 7 years and the school is amazing. My…read moreautistic older son is a blue belt and my younger son is now a black belt. Ms. Winter the main instructor welcomed our autistic son and taught him so much about coordination and Taekwondo. My younger son learned discipline and it helped him get straight A's in school while having fun and making friends. I definitely recommend this school for anyone who wants to learn more than self defense since they learn about concepts such as perseverance, honesty and integrity.

Absolutely best school in the state. From self defense to sport jiu jitsu. You won't learn better…read moreanywhere else.

Montgomery BJJ has helped me attain self defense skills and confidence. Before coming to Montgomery…read moreBrazilian Jiu Jitsu, I was just a scared little boy in a world full of challenges. Now I am a confident young man who approaches the world fearlessly and has the ability to go hang out with a lot of friends and learn some neat jiu jitsu techniques from the ever so charming Professor Miguel!

very good taekwondo school! i have learned so much from here! the masters here are so nice and…read moreresponsible.

It's the worst place to send kids…read more Arrogant instructors. Does not really pay attention to the kids who don't show up.

I'm sharing my experience with both billing and program structure…read more From a billing standpoint, I enrolled at a discounted rate secured through an upfront payment. On early termination, I was still required to pay a fee for months not attended, and that fee was calculated using the non‑discounted rate rather than the rate I had prepaid for. The combined effect was a higher charge applied to unused time. This was confirmed as standard policy, and no adjustment was made. From a training perspective, progression was not clearly defined. A curriculum existed but was only shared upon request, and classes did not make sequencing or advancement explicit. Without a grading system or clear milestones, it was difficult to understand how skills were intended to build over time. Overall, this combination significantly impacts the value of the program relative to its cost. Prospective members should look closely at both the billing terms and how progression is structured before enrolling.

Having just come across A review I left about a year ago, I would like to retract my one star…read morereview. I have since moved on and now train Kali and Silat which is definitely more suited for my age and physical restraints. I did have a bad experience but def could have spoken with the teachers and been put in a program more suitable. I want to apologize to Mike and Max and wish you continued success at your school.

Budo Martial Arts is great place to train, with an awesome overall atmosphere. The training staff…read moregoes out of their way to make training challenging for all skill levels. As a new student of Martial Arts Budo studios has made me feel welcomed and very much challenged. By not just offering physical training but also offering a mental road map of how to accomplish what ever my goals turn out be in Jiu Jitsu. I personally don't feel that I could have picked a better place to start my life in the world of Martial Arts, and I am a proud member of the Budo Family!

There is nothing bad to say about this school. The price is right and the instruction is second to…read morenone. Charlie, the owner/instructor has an approach that makes anyone hesitant about starting a martial arts program feel right at home. The instructors he has come in are awesome and the students make training fun and challenging. If you are thinking about starting up with a training program then look no further. Budo martial arts is THE place in Ewing!

Sensei Frank is a terrific Japanese Karate instructor. I have been training with him for about 8…read moreyears and can say that he has never taught the same class. His classes are focused, energetic and you will get a good workout. If you try out one of his classes you will want to come back for more.

From the owner: Both men and women and children of all ages, and fitness levels benefit from karate training…read more Regular participation will increase your overall level of fitness while developing practical self defense skills. You will learn and become proficient in a wide variety of strikes, kicks, blocks, and control and compliance techniques.

My son has been training for jiu-jitsu with Revel since they started the program over two years ago…read moreand the impact has been incredible! The instructors are patient, knowledgeable, and passionate about teaching kids the fundamentals of jiu-jitsu. The class has not only helped my son develop physical skills like strength, flexibility, and coordination but also essential life skills like discipline, focus, and confidence. The training environment is supportive and encouraging, allowing kids to learn at their own pace while having fun. I've seen my son grow more confident and self-assured with each class, and the friendships he's made with his fellow students have been a bonus. I highly recommend this jiu-jitsu class to any parent looking for a positive and rewarding experience for their child. The instructors truly care about their students' growth and well-being, and it shows in the progress they've helped my son achieve. **Thank you so much to coach Jason, Kirk, Jaime, and all the assistant coaches for making this class so fulfilling on a daily basis!

My daughter has been coming here for several months and have had nothing but positive experiences…read morewith all the coaches including Jason, Jamie, Kurt and James. The kids are taught the art in a fun and structured environment by highly skilled practitioners in a newly designed space. I studied Muay Thai at a world class facility in NYC for 10 years, know what constitutes dedication to martial arts and highly recommend the Revel team for adults and children alike.

Amazing place to train. Top notch instructors, great role models for the kids, and such a positive…read moreand uplifting environment. We checked out several Jiu Jitsu schools before deciding on Princeton BJJ and they are hands down, best choice for both adults and kids.

I tried out a few gyms before coming to PBJJ. The first thing that stood out to me is when I spoke…read moreto the person on the phone to schedule my first free visit, he was up front about the pricing. There was no sketchiness. He didn't try to lure me in, or sell me on anything. Upon my first visit, I was greeted by Emily, one of the owners, who led me into the class. I was then greeted by the other owner Art, who welcomed me as the class was doing warm ups. At the time, I had no clue they were owners, just based upon how integrated into the school they were/are. All of the schools I've been to I never met the owner. I think it's very cool. A lot of gyms feel like corporations. Not this one. It's a perfect balance between professionalism and fun. Emily and Art genuinely care about you and don't put up with any crap. If you get hurt, they will make it their mission to find out who, what, when, where, and, why. That brings me to my next reason why I love PBJJ. The culture at this gym is vastly different than the other gyms I've been to. Not only are the owners welcoming, but everyone that trains there is welcoming. Every single instructor will introduce themselves to you if they have never met you before. Instead of making you feel like a noob on your first, second, third day, they make you feel comfortable and a part of the family. Most importantly, the quality of the instructors and classes are top notch. Most of the instructors are black belts, which is highly unusual. They are all so knowledgeable, and each one brings their own style which helps you develop your game better. Additionally, from white to black belt, there is a very diverse mix of students that train there. This gives you the opportunity to roll with people of various experience and sizes. It also gives you the chance to have multiple rolling partners so you're not constantly rolling with the same few people. Overall, BJJ is a sport you have to love, obviously, but where you train makes all of the difference. If you're new to BJJ, or you're looking for a gym, I highly recommend just coming and trying out a class. You will soon understand why I've grown so fond for that place.

Mr. Harris was friendly. I spoke with him before sending the kids. Doing classes remotely in Covid…read morefor 5-year-olds was not easy. But, Mr. Harris was willing to accommodate and had some junior teachers teach. Junior teachers are also okay but don't have a hold on the class. Nevertheless, they will let the kids play and also learn. However, the facility is now run by Ms. Kiernen. Some teachers think one size fits all and a stern attitude or yelling will get you far with kids. Ms. K will fall into this category. Add to it her high school teaching training, and it does not get better. My wife is a professor of child education and finds this teaching method ineffective in the long run. I withdrew the kids after Ms. Kiernen yelled at the 5-year old kids. The class was being held by junior staff but intervened by Ms. K. There was a lack of consistency in the teaching style from one staff to another. Post covid, it can be a great place as well, depending on who runs it.

Mr. Mark Harris, the business owner, answered kindly my detailed questions on the phone about their…read moreworldwidewide accredited Karate American Taekwondo Association school. Beforehand, I checked thoroughly their website and Yelper reviews. I also looked at their competition's offerings. The receptionist Leo and certified karate instructor Mr. Rubin Kenneth were courteous and friendly. After the awesome free trial karate Taekwondo class given by the customer-oriented and good with kids black belt Mr. Rubin Kenneth and his assistant karate teacher Mr. Simonelli, a thrilled kid was registered in the $69 ATA Tigers (3-6 years old) four week introductory program. This special offer includes two thirty minute karate classes per week and an adorable well-tailored white karate uniform. Respect, discipline, self-control, focus, confidence and self-defense skills are taught in a fun, clean and inclusive environment. Parents can seat down comfortably and admire the karate moves of their kids during the class. The class schedule is convenient, including a class on Saturdays. You can park for free on the shopping center parking lot.

My favorite gym in the area! Princeton Fitness and Wellness offers it all - large variety of cardio…read moremachines, free weights, weight and cable machines, various group classes, an olympic-sized swimming pool, and saunas in the locker rooms. There is even a child playroom for parents, free WiFi, physical therapy sessions, and a small cafe as well. With a family-friendly feel, it is easy to feel comfortable here, which is not always the case with most gyms. Clean showers and locker rooms and consistent towel service also show that hygiene and service are valued. Although I haven't used a trainer myself, they all seem friendly and knowledgeable. I find that typically 9-10am is most crowded on weekdays, with the rush dying down by noon/1pm. It can also be a challenge to find parking before noon on weekdays. Bagel Barn is also right nearby if you need a post-workout meal! Although membership prices may seem steeper than other gyms in the area, the value for the facilities and service you are getting is worth it. If you can stick out the sales process, which some people have had bad experiences with, you won't be disappointed with the actual gym experience.

I went for a preview on the Saturday before Labor Day. It was as if they couldn't be bothered to be…read morerespectful & pay attention to a potential new customer. I had a show around with Beau when he finally did get to me, helping customers who came in after me but who were members there. I had been told by many other customers that, based on finances, you could get a discount on the monthly fees. My boss had just cut my hours at work. Beau didn't know what was entailed and told me Tony, the manager, would call back on Tuesday after Labor Day, so I did wait until Thursday, and I called again. Again told Beau or Tony would get back to me. 3 weeks went by despite my emailing and calling, and no responses. Finally, I reached Beau yesterday, and he gaslit me and talked me over, saying I was the problem...I should have given more time and reached out to Tony more; now they have no so-called scholarships. I was told to write a letter and for 2 weeks given the runaround about what I had asked needed to be in it, with no responses, but hey, if I want to pay $89 a month, he will sign me up right now. I guess if you need financial assistance, you are not worth their time of day. I mean, if they didn't have assistance, they could have told me 3 weeks prior, but they do have they are offered but the staff and management can't be bothered to be upfront and honest or even return emails and calls. I know people that have the discounts or scholarships, as Beau put it. It's their business, so why should I have to chase after them or be talked to so rudely for wanting to join? Beau even had the nerve to say the person who recommended me paid full price, so I should too. Our financials are different, and he asked why I even wanted to join there... umm, for my health. Isn't that why most people join a gym? I am not a youngster looking for a hookup; that is for sure. Just the blatant disrespect and maybe discrimination because I am not a youngster leaves a bad taste in my mouth. This gym is 5 minutes from my house and Beau basically told me I could sign up and use their other facility. Umm, no why would I want to go 25 minutes or so from my house when this gym is right here? I didn't do anything to deserve this rude treatment. I just want people to know how they treat potential customers.