Mediocre at best. I be been training for 10 years, with the last 4 yrs training 3 days a week…read more(classes, 1 on 1 , and sparring ) and was in two for a day so i thought i would take there level 3 class. Definitely a great place for a beginner who is looking to shed some lbs and is bored of the traditional gym, but definitely not a fight gym. Or if it is a fight gym they need to re evaluate their levels for classes. Very little technique but more about warm up, and cheesey burn out at the end. If the 90 min class maybe 30 min was actual pad work and it was beginner stuff. 3 punch combo with push kick. Would have got a better work out on a heavy bag at a local YMCA.

I was here on Tuesday (Uptown location) for the 6:00 pm class…read more Pros: - Good place for starting off. -There are 3 locations, uptown being the largest. - Punching bags are off to the far side away from where classes take place which is nice. - Change room is clean and there were enough lockers for everyone. - Lot's of room. - At the Downtown location, I was immediately welcomed at the door. - The pace is good for those who are just starting to work out. Cons: - You really do need to buy gloves, even if it's a trial class because the equipment (spare gloves) smells really awful. And no, it's not the smell of sweat, it's a scent that's rather indescribable. - The claim for TKMT is that no one is judgemental however the instructor said I looked horrible. I don't think she meant it to be offensive, but I was embarrassed since the whole Level 1 class turned their heads to look at me. I think the word was just a negative connotation is all. I suggest you bring a friend for the first trial for a comfortable experience.

I don't know if it would be fair for me to review this place since I didn't take a class. But I did…read morewant to write a note about it. I went to the location near Yonge & Eglinton, expecting to see a dojo like in the pictures on their website (bright, airy, clean). I was disappointed to see that it was in a basement, the walls were dirty & had holes in them. The mats on the floor were also worn looking & dirty. We talked to Chris about classes, etc & he was very knowledgable, nice & friendly. But I was put off by the condition of the practise room. It was one room and a small room for doing martial arts. Which is probably why there are holes in the walls. We watched a class for about 30 minutes with about 8 guys in it. They seemed kind of cramped. I'm giving them a middle rating since I didn't actually take a class. But for the location I would give them less. They might want to invest in new mats or at least take some time to thoroughly clean them & repair the holes in the wall & repaint the walls. Seeing this place didn't make me want to take a class there. Sorry to say that but just my opinion.

Everyone should take these classes -women and men. As practical as you can get for self defence…read more Chris really makes the classes, he's very friendly, and good-natured. He teaches in a way that's really accessible to beginners, while giving options to those more advanced. It's a pretty small and humble space, but the quality of instruction is definitely there. It's a really great way to learn practical self-defense techniques and I definitely recommend trying it out. The classes I've been to have skewed more male, but there's aways at least a few ladies and I feel like it's a very welcoming environment.

My two boys have been attending Master Kangs since they were 5 years old - they are second degree…read moreblack belts now. The instructors are considerate, passionate, helpful here. Life can really busy with two active kids and I really appreciate the flexibility in the scheduling at this school. It truly makes my life easier trying to fit in all the kids extracurricular activities.

You know Jackie Chan in Karate Kid - how he is the tough but kind instructor who was amazing at his…read morecraft but also cared about his student? That's what I was first reminded of when I first signed up my son here. Master Kang and his instructors motivated the kids and cared about making them better. Shortly thereafter, my older son (who initially swore he had no interest in martial arts because they make you do push ups and doing the same thing over and over again was hard and annoying) asked to join his brother for classes. Being heavier set and having quit multiple other martial arts training before, we didn't expect him to last more than a month but we proceeded. In a couple of months, not only was he still taking classes with his brother but he is even more engaged to do so. His kick height has doubled where it was before, his confidence has increased, he's more respectful and he's pushing himself harder and I credit the instructors and Masters for this. Seeing both my kids' improvements, my husband and I decided to sign up and learn with our children and unlike what we initially feared, we feel quite at home and Master Kang gave us the opportunity to take part in something important to our kids which became important to us too. We now all challenge and encourage each other to do better and I can't say any other martial arts gym have ever had our entire family as engaged as Master Kang's! Try it for yourself!!

I'm so happy I found Sensei David Thompson's dojo while I was in Toronto for my first time visiting…read morefamily. He and the students were so welcoming and I had some great rolls with them on a Saturday afternoon. Sensei Dave invited me back for their Monday class but I had a previous engagement, unfortunately. If you're going to Toronto and train BJJ, I'd highly recommend bringing your gi and checking out 4Points. Also, Dave Thompson is a Brazilian Top Team product with a wealth of knowledge and super kind/approachable. He improved my lapel chokes within five minutes of training and I can't wait to put them to the test when I get back to California.

With the popularity of sport venues such as UFC, Brazillian jiujitsu schools have become very…read moreprolific. The question that comes to mind is where does one go if one has a desire to learn such skills. I cannot recommend the 4 Points BJJ highly enough. Sensei David Thompson, a highly ranked and skilled practitioner, is able to take a total beginner right up to the highest competitive levels of the art. He does so with comprehensive knowledge, professionalism, and a very kind demeanor; a rare combination indeed. 4 Points BJJ is my choice and my only choice to learn this wonderful art and sport. Go and check out a class. You will see what I mean.

Super welcoming, and hard working atmosphere. This dojo is great because all belt levels train…read moretogether, the focus is always on each person improving (no matter their belt level or experience) It is an excellent way to improve focus!

From the owner: Ronin Kai Karate is a Karate style based on Kyokushin Karate and incorporates specialized take-down…read moreand throwing techniques.

I started training here a few months ago, and it is amazing! Sensei is a learned, well trained…read moreguide in the Goju Ryu style. He encourages and motivates each student to reach their potential. I have never had a better work out in my life (that is how I felt after the warm-up, so you can only imagine what a full training session is like). Of course, it offers much more than exercise: I find the sessions help me to focus in other parts of my life, to let go of negative emotions and to feel empowered. The Dojo is a comfortable place with a varied schedule available, and it's great value for money (a membership where you can train as much as you want, and which they will put on hold whilst you are away - if you travel a lot for instance). Bonus: Do a try-out session for free!

From the owner: Martial Arts Toronto Renge Dojo offers a variety of martial arts programs for children and adults,…read moreincluding Karate Do, Jiu Jitsu, Self-Defence, Fitness, Tai Chi,Chi Gung, & Kobudo (Ancient weapons) and more. - Classes 6 Days Per Week (Daytime and Evening) - 2 Convenient Locations Across Toronto - Easily Accessible by Subway - Free Trial Class - All Fitness Levels Welcome! Karate and Jiu Jitsu for Kids and Teens (Ages 4+) - Classes 6 Days Per Week Are you a parent who wants their child to develop improved focus, concentration, fitness, self-discipline, and self-confidence? Do you feel that the school system is not giving your child all the life skills he or she needs to be successful? We specialize in helping children and teens develop the confidence and self-discipline to succeed academically and in life. We teach the values of respect, compassion, and gratitude and expect our students to practice these martial values inside the dojo and in their everyday life. Children and teens also learn to defend themselves, improve their fitness Adults train in separate classed from the Children, with our focus on Karate Do, Self defence, Japanese Jiu jitsu fitness, Improved focus and concentration and Stress management.

I have been a student of Master Sonny Le for the past 5 years and have trained in both Shaolin…read moreweaponry and Wing Chun. Master Sonny Le has infused very refined and skilled techniques into the art of Kung Fu. Disciples of the Academy are actively engaging their physical bodies while grasping mental concepts such as deeper concentration, critical thinking and coordination between the mind and body. Throughout my time under the teachings of Master Sonny Le, I have developed a better sense of my strengths, abilities and self-confidence. The Academy provides a welcoming environment with other students which recognizes our weaknesses in order to overcome them, encouragement to keep us moving forward and the knowledge necessary in order to achieve our own personal goals. My time at North York Kung Fu Academy has enabled me to fulfill my own ambitions and I have successfully completed the Single Kung Fu nunchuku (Shao Zi Gun) and am currently pursuing the intermediate level for the Kung Fu nunchaku and Wing Chun self-defense system.

From the owner: The Canadian Wing Chun & Shaolin Kung Fu School was established in 1994 and has been serving the…read moreToronto area for over almost 16 years. We specialize in traditional Wing chun Kung Fu under linage of YipMan - HoKamMing wing Chun. Canadian wing Chun & Shaolin Kung Fu Academy is one of the Kung-Fu division of C.C.K.S.F (Canadian Chinese Kuo Shu Federation) located in Toronto, Ontario, Canada and has been taught by Sifu Sonny Le (Master). 5th Degree National Certified Master in Chinese Kung Fu Martial Art. The focus is on developing the students in all aspects of his/her life. Discipline, respect, confidence, determination, attention to detail and a healthy lifestyle are just some of the aspects developed through Kung Fu training.

I have done Karate and Taekwondo and then got my kid to do the same. Had a feeling that these…read moreschools were just McDojo's but I kept being told that any BJJ school would likely change my mind. Fine for me what about my kid? So I tried first. To my surprised the mostly relaxed atmosphere which btw is hard to find in any dojo, was welcome for adult styled training. Prof. Omar Salvosa is what I'd consider a cross between a suffer dude and and a wise old master. He won't give up on a student and he will make sure you don't take short cuts but always ultra positive. I thought I'd come early and take a look at the kids classes. Wow massive and popular too. It didn't take long for me to pull my kid out of taekwondo and into his class. Prof. Omar was born to teach children and coach adults. Legit positive coaching with legit results. Bjj is know to be hard to achieve belts and even with kids Prof. Omar keep them real while enforcing a positive space. Honestly it is hard for me to come up with any negatives.

Amazing vibe, competitive yet warm. Lots of personal attention for the kids. Prof Omar Salvosa is…read morea world class competitor and individual.

I tried a free class from here as a first timer. I have to say they were pretty nice and welcoming…read more It was the first time I have tried cycling class. I prebooked my seat and class online. When you walk in they have a little shoe area to take off your boots/shoes and then a rack to put your coat. You check yourself in where there are iPads. They said shoes go in half size so I am usually a 8 and ended up with a 7.5 which was a bit snug but manageable. Then there are lockers further down. I found it cute they wrote a little sign on your locker - welcome to cycle bar with your name as well. They also give you a little red plastic bottle with your name too so you can refill it with water. I filled mine and drank the entire thing during my class. You definitely work up a sweat. I tried a music video class - punk vs pop which was nice. Lots of blink 182, Rihanna, etc.

What a welcoming studio!!! Right from the start I felt like I was apart of the cycle crew even…read morethough it was my first time there -- my water bottle was waiting for me with my name on it ; the lady at the front checked me in with the Ipad! The studio is CLEAN, BRIGHT and TRENDY! Super modern. Rachel was my cycle instructor and she was soooooo energetic ; she explained everything throughly and made sure everyone was comfortable. The highlight of my ride was walking out sweaty and finding MIMOSAS on the bar !! What a great touch to their Sunday brunch ride. I will FOR SURE return , I'm excited to cycle with other instructors.