LOVE Northeastern Martial arts!! Both of our kids take lessons there and all of the Sensei's are…read morewonderful w/ kids and I've seen such a positive difference in my kids since they've started!

Staff is very engaged and works hard to get the most out of their students. Prices are not…read moreunreasonable for karate.

The quality of instruction at Master Kim's is world class. I can't speak highly enough of this…read morebusiness and its value. My son and I joined during the pandemic and we are both challenged and supported by the incredible staff and program each and every class. My son has gained confidence and I have pushed myself to try something new and fun. I own my own small business and I also see the remarkable care that goes into this family run local business and I'm inspired. Many thanks to Master Kim for introducing us to martial arts and all of its tenants.

We went to a different martial arts facility previous to joining Master Kim's TWD. We had a good…read moreexperience at that previous location, but Master Kim's is in a class all their own. While maintaining a focus on physical activity and skill in taekwondo, the focus on values including respect, responsibility, and perseverance go far beyond just what is written on their walls. The staff work with the parents and families as a team to reinforce positive behavior and good character not just within their facility, but also at school and at home. There is a constant narrative of commitment to self improvement and to invest into helping to better our surrounding community as well. One of our children has had some trying behavior and over the past two years the staff has poured their effort into support and structure to help us guide him the right way. This is the type of community and environment all families want their children raised in. We genuinely send thanks to Grandmaster Kim and his team for all they do.

These guys rock. I was welcomed with open arms when I did a drop in class a few years back or so. I…read moretry to make it down there when I'm in the ROC. I think the have a local chapter in Boston too which I have yet to visit. My forward and rear rolls were put to shame by these folks. They have great footwork and decent joint locks. Its one of the best looking Dojos I've ever been too. Clean and nice canvas mats perfectly hemmed and padded. There 's lots of experience in that dojo too beyond Aikido. They practice at a perfect pace too. Good for beginners and guys like me 15 years of JJ. Good luck guys and keep up the good work.

This dojo is amazing. I've practiced with many kokikai people over the past several years, and the…read moreteaching here is top-notch. There are a variety of instructors who teach over the course of the week, and all of them bring their own innovative approaches to the art, while keeping the classes friendly and safe. I would highly recommend the free drop-in class for anyone who is thinking about trying a martial art. Aikido focuses on maximum effect for minimum effort, which means it is ideal for women, people of all ages, and the vertically-challenged (like me). You'll be welcomed with open arms at the Rochester dojo, and they have a beautiful and airy practice space to boot!

I joined Murray's a few months ago for a fun exercise routine when I decided I needed to get…read morehealthy after my college years. I've had tons of encouragement while pushing myself to get fit and I'm super glad I made the choice to work out here. I know I wouldn't have had as much fun or incentive elsewhere!

Murrays Martial Arts center has been a second home for our family for almost 5 years. The…read moreinstructors are top notch and focus on true development of their students. Stripes and belts are earned, not expected to go by a schedule. They have a great work ethic and want committed students to work hard and learn the various moves correctly, for everyone's safety. They are always thinking of ways to improve and maintain excitement throughout the year. They are also great mentors to their students and go above what is required by them.

This has been a wonderful place for our 5 year old daughter to come to work on her tumbling skills…read more She absolutely loves it here and has been coming since she was 2. Staff has been great working with her and I love the calm quiet environment. It is great to watch her grow and try new things here.

my daughter has been taking tumbling classes here for a yr now and loves it. We are there 3 nights…read morea week between class and a couple of private lessons. The gym has beautiful equipment and is very clean. The staff and coaches are so friendly. It's perfect for beginners to more advanced. I'm so glad we found this gym. My daughter has grown to love her coach. I recommend this gym to everyone I know

This is an excellent martial arts school with an authentic Kung Fu lineage going back to the…read morelegendary Chin Woo Athletic Association in Hong Kong. Sifu Brian Bateman is an excellent teacher who adapts to the ability of those present, customizing each class as needed. He has produced several outstanding black sash students over the years in Rochester. Traditional martial arts are often disrespected because they are commercialized for children, pressure testing and free sparring are often removed, and worse, MMA people often demand large puffy boxing gloves not suited for this style that constantly mixes grabs and yanks to setup brutal strikes. Don't let it fool you -- this is a fantastic system for self defense you will learn traditional weapons. Grandmaster Lee Kam Wing has co-written a book with Sifu Bateman, showing his dedication as an excellent disciple. I loved taking my kids to Rochester Shaolin.

In October of 2013, when my daughter was home schooled, we were told she needed to do something for…read morephysical education. We enrolled her in Kung-Fu, and this satisfied the requirement. She really liked it and moved up quickly. In the end of January of 14, I had enough of watching and decided to join officially in February. By mid summer, I was surprised that I had lost 25 pounds and that my clothes fit differently. I knew I wasn't "toned", but I never thought of myself as overweight. That October I turned 39 and decided that I wanted to be in the best shape of my life before I turned 40. I seeked advice and a meal plan from a personal trainer, and continued Kung-Fu 3 times a week, with HIIT training on the off days. By my 40th birthday, I had lost almost 60 pounds and lost 6" around my waist (according to my pants size)! I've since discontinued my restrictive meal plan and settled in at 45 pounds lost - even a year later. Kung-Fu kick started my entire health reformation, and continues to be fun! Bottom line: fun, better health, more confidence, lower blood pressure, new friends, more energy, probable longer life expectancy

My son started this program through Penfield Rec as a short term activity. It has evolved into my…read moreson absolutely loving it and he is not a long-term student. The Sensei's are wonderful and make it very fun for the kids while also teaching them great life skills. You can see the joy in the kids faces as they learn and grow in confidence in their skills. Strongly suggest getting your young child involved.

Highly recommend the 2-4 year old class with Karen! She's so creative and really spots the kids!…read more It does get cold in here. Make sure to invest in long sleeve girls leotards!

I was a gymnast in my younger years and this was the gym I attended. So when signing my son up for…read moremany different things I thought this would be a good place to start him off to help with balance,teamwork and being comfortable with movement of his body and such. Staff seemed pretty friendly overall. I can't say the "regulars" who brought there kids there were all that friendly. The first day we walked in my son yelled "HI EVERYBODY" and was met with non reactive parents and children. Every class thereafter he became more and more scared to go. I don't know why. He wouldn't tell me. He just said the kids were not nice. After a few tries of covincining and frustration through out 2 weeks, I told him he didn't have to return. Every other class he has he loves. No problems whatsoever but with this one he really was upset. I could hear it in his cry. It was a different kind of cry (moms will know what I mean). I called and left a message to tell them he will not be returning for the reasons he only told me and said somneone could call me if they had any questions. I never received a phone call back. I'm a little torn on that... well if your kid leaves then why would they call back? Then I kind of think, well if it were me I'd want to talk to the mom and have her bring the kid in to see if we could figure out the problem and help encourage him to come back since I did pay $109 for the class and $30 for a ceremony he wont be attending. I guess maybe they see it as "well if they don't want to be here then we'll focus on the ones that do"? Sometimes kids just need a little extra push from someone other than their parents so they are comfortable with their environment. Guess we'll try to find another one.