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    The Mikita School of Martial Art

    The Mikita School of Martial Art

    5.0
    (16 reviews)
    1.7 mi

    I've been studying and training under the instruction of Guro Mark Mikita for over 7 years now and…read moreit has been one of the best decisions of my life. As a Filipino American, it has also been an honor to learn the martial art of my ancestors. When I first came to check out the school, during a class, I knew from listening and watching him teach the students that he was extremely knowledgeable. His grasp on Filipino Martial Arts is by far the most advanced you will find in the Greater LA area if not the world, which has even brought visitors to the school as far as Chile, Brazil, England and Sweden just to learn from him. He is not only an expert in Filipino Martial Arts, but has knowledge in all forms of martial arts after having dedicated his whole life to learning and teaching. If you really want to learn Filipino Martial Arts and how to effectively protect yourself then this is the school for you.

    Former student here, really had to sitback and gather my thoughts…read more First thing I want to say is that the only reason i'm a former student is because i moved away and that's literally the only reason why. There are many systems and people out there that tout that their art, style, system will be what you need to build your mind, body and sometimes soul for self defense. Many say they're the only one you need - their way, their dogma - is the only one that's right. Other teachers believe to cross train and seek out differing styles and beliefs but melding them is very difficult without a foundation for right and wrong. If someone is telling you that one school is the greatest thing since sliced bread, question it. That's the one thing I've learned with guro Mark. Ask questions, refine asking questions, get better at it. Apply what you learn to a singular purpose and dont be afraid to question it and change it from what you learned. This school is special and that is not something you as a potential student should take lightly. You wont be spoon fed what you seek. You will not be treated special for who you are outside this school. If you think you have the skills (esp if youre a dude) be ready and open to be proven wrong and be even more ready to having your mind opened to being better. I still ruminate over the lessons ive leaned here. They are my rubric for who i want to be as a fighter and as a person. They arent die hard, iron clad, unchangeable tenets. They make me think, they make me question, they make me come back to them. I learned it from all the things ive experienced as a student of martial arts but i got *better* at questioning them at this school. I will come back, i dont know how but i'm working to do so. When I do, I will see how much i've missed and how much i need to learn. But when i do i will find the right tutelage and refinement again at this school and with this family. I hope you come in knowing that this place is special but not know exactly *how* special it is. You only earn that *first* real aha moment once here when you keep trying and put your ego aside to get there. Where you first think, "man, i can do this". We all did at this school and from there you want to find those moments more. Do it here.

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    Golden Dragon Martial Arts Club

    Golden Dragon Martial Arts Club

    5.0
    (18 reviews)
    5.0 mi

    Golden Dragon is one of the jewels of Los Angeles. I have been a student for one year now and I can…read moresay it has changed my life. I cannot imagine ever stopping my qi gong and tai chi practice. This is why-- · The club and tea room are inspiring spaces that are beautifully and carefully designed and decorated. The mood and ambiance are of the highest quality. If you are a tea connoisseur and love traditional Chinese tea, you will deeply appreciate their collection. It is by far the best tea I have ever had in my life! · The students have become sincere friends and I look forward to seeing every one of them in class. Not everyone can become a student and part of the club. You will first meet with Sandy or Dima and then if you qualify, you would meet with Master Valery who would then decide whether or not this is the right fit for you. Everyone here is a stellar human being with a deep commitment to the practice and teachings. · Master Valery is a remarkable teacher -- one of my favorite parts of membership is his monthly lectures. Sandy and Dima have learned everything from him and are formidable teachers in their own rights. Everything here is about details and practicing the right technique. Formidable insights await if you commit and keep showing up. What this club is not is another fitness thing. This is a way of life and a community that is rooted in the ancient practice of Chinese martial arts. The classes will challenge you regardless of your fitness level. After a year, my practice has changed my body, I am stronger, more fit and flexible than ever. I feel more calm and at peace. I feel supported and a sense of belonging and guidance provided by teachers and students I fully trust. Thank you Golden Dragon!

    Impressive school and instructors. I give this school my upmost respect…read more Some of the most genuine, hard working family you can ever find coming from another country. They truly are astonishing!

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    Grand Master Valery Prosvirov
    Grand Master Valery Prosvirov
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    Inosanto Academy of Martial Arts

    Inosanto Academy of Martial Arts

    4.3
    (36 reviews)
    1.8 mi

    My children and I had the great pleasure of attending a class taught by guru Dan…read morelast July Mr. Inasanto has been a martial arts hero of mine since I was very young and studied martial arts myself sum 40 years ago , so when I took my children on vacation to California visiting his school was at the top of the list unfortunately so was Universal Studios for my kids lol Nonetheless we still made it by the school and I couldn't be more pleased how we were treated and brought me back to the days of my training when martial arts and the people within their schools were like family members and ran on a certain etiquette. Everyone in the very large class was very well disciplined, polite, helpful and very down to earth This is the telltale signs of being trained by one of the best in the martial arts My daughter and son have both trained in various arts since very young but they had no idea who Dan Inasanto was until the night before I brought them to a class then they were reciting all of Dan's accolades To me in the car ride to the Academy Once they enter the class I expected them to get totally lost because there were several different levels of students in the class , But not only did Guru Dan spend time working with both my children but other students of higher level assisted them and made sure they felt comfortable and fell right into line The class was run masterfully in my opinion, Though we had to depart to the airport the next morning my children asked when we could relocate so that they can train further in the Academy I can go on forever, but my family and I would like to thank Guru Dan and all the students and employees that welcomed my children to class and did such a great job making the greatest martial arts experience for them! And my sincerest apologies for taking so long to get this review written.

    I've been to Inosanto Academy for work shops. An honor to have trained here! Thank you to Master…read moreDan Inosanto. And Guru Willie and Ma'am Barbie, also.

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    My children and I with guru Dan Inasanto
    Bryan Hawkins Kenpo Karate

    Bryan Hawkins Kenpo Karate

    4.9
    (15 reviews)
    1.9 mi

    I started training with BHKK in the early 1990s and still train to this day there with no time off…read more Why? I learned as much about dedication, friendship and family as I do about Kenpo At every level, instruction is available from white belt to advanced black belt. It's never been easy but the journey is more than worth it. The constant push on making yourself better as an artist and a human seems present in every belt. Form is crucial but proper form comes with consistency and asking our peers and instructors to help going thru the ranks and beyond. I cannot recommend this school enough Some of the faces have changed over the years but the training partner's and instructors have two things in common love for the art and a love for each other. Wes Idol Steve Gregan Gk ( all senior instructors) and of course Bryan Hawkins are always striving to make everyone their best. Salute

    Our boys joined the BHKK family in 2017, and we are so grateful they did!!! All of the instructors…read moreare fantastic, although our boys are partial to Mr. Tan (his jokes keep the parents entertained) and Mr. Burns (his intensity and military background teach the kids accountability, accuracy, discipline and focus). But really, Mr. Hawkins is the heart and soul of this dojo. He is more than just a teacher -- he naturally connects with each and every child and finds their unique strengths, encouraging growth while also making everyone feel valued and nurtured. He pushes kids to be the best version of themselves while also gently holding them accountable. He has such a beautiful way of interacting with the youth -- there is a reason this place really feels like a family. We have seen our kids benefit from the skills and relationships they have gained from BHKK -- beyond what we had hoped for. If you are interested in introducing your children to the martial arts, this is hands down the place to do it.

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    Bryan Hawkins Kenpo Karate

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