No other school in Southern Oregon offers these styles of Kung Fu. Sifu Jons Wing Chun teaching is…read moresolid gold. Weapons training here are epic! So highly recommended for those looking to grow in self-control, self-discipline and temperance with others doing the same.

This is an excellent school run by great instructors! I am an adult beginner in taekwondo, and I…read morewas nervous to be around people who began the sport much earlier in life. But Jon and Forrester made me feel extremely welcome and made the classes fun. I recommend for anyone of any age looking to enrich their lives and get healthier. Also, the space itself is very nice and kept super clean.

These guys are solid! I was passing through from Washington,…read moregoing home to the San Francisco bay area where I train in Kyokushin. I've found that MMA gyms tend to be more in line with the training we get in Kyokushin than most traditional martial arts schools of other styles here in the USA, because they train hard and fight full contact. While I didn't get a chance to spar these guys, the padwork was excellent, and then there was a bunch of MMA-related balance ball stuff that kicked my butt! I went for the Muay Thai and MMA class, and I was glad I showed up. Everyone was super nice. I was the only woman there, but I didn't feel unwelcome, nor did I feel coddled. I have a lot of physical disabilities (being female isn't one of them) and the coach accepted when I said I wasn't able to do an activity safely, but he also gave me something else to do, which I appreciated. All of the students were polite, friendly, down to earth, and fun to train with. Super nice guys. They don't put on airs and there isn't a bunch of bowing and standing in certain position type protocol, but don't get the idea that they are thugs because of that. MMA people are just as chill as TMA people. Actually, they're kind of MORE chill than a lot of TMA people. The gym is huge and very well outfitted. There are a couple mat rooms, there's a room with heavy bags, there's a boxing ring, and there's a cage. Lots of striking pads, focus mitts, gloves, shin guards, etc etc. The place seems clean. There are a lot of different classes, and they are very welcoming to new people. Check them out. I'm glad I did, and I wish I had more than one day here so I could go back!

From the owner: We specialize in group fitness and combat sports to include Muay Thai, Submission Wrestling, NoGi…read moreJiu Jitsu, MMA, Power fitness, Women's Fitness, Kid's Martial Arts, Circuit Bootcamp, and Functional Fitness. Our gym offers classes for any fitness level or experience. Family friendly and a great atmosphere! Come Join our family.

I try to come to Hero Academy every time I visit family in Ashland…read more Russell is an excellent coach, his students are incredibly technical, and he creates a chill and welcoming atmosphere.

Looking for more controlled contact and less drill training for older teens/adults. Russell is…read morepatient and informative. I like that all levels train together, so your skills are constantly being challenged and improve with every session. I think we found our place! It looks like they also have classes for younger kids (2nd-6th grade) after school a couple of days per week.

Rogue Valley Martial Arts is a great new training facility! Everything is brand-new and as a…read morefirst-time student in martial arts, I felt very comfortable in the beginner classes. They also have cardio-kickboxing classes, self-defense, Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, and cross-fit classes, as well as advanced wrestling for MMA. The instructors are very knowledgeable and take the time to work with the students so no one feels left behind! Great martial arts studio!!!

I used to do Aikido here for years and the whole dojo community is great. The main Sensei is…read morewonderful! They have all levels and even have kids classes.

I can't say enough good things about Ashland Karate Academy. I recently stopped in to observe a…read morekarate class after seeing many positive changes in students in my 2nd grade classroom. Karate students were focused, proud, and clearly enjoying themselves. Over a third of my students participate at AKA, and these students have shown academic improvement, increased focus and attention span, and confidence. Thank you, AKA, for being a great resource for our community.

From the owner: Ashland Karate Academy offers group and private instruction for children (ages 4-12), teens and…read moreadults in American Open Style Karate, self defense and weapons training as well as RockFit Ashland cardio classes including: AeroKickboxing, Bosu, Intervals and Tobata.

My son has been attending RPMA (Rising Phoenix Martial Arts) for 5.5 years now. It is a fun…read moreatmosphere but respectful. The brothers who are the instructors very knowledgeable (national champion status), patient, and caring When my son became disabled, they even did two on one individual classes with him. Now he is back in regular classes. They believe that a person should earn every belt and because of that, the students know that they have truly accomplished something when getting a new belt. I have seen kids come into the class and become confident, respectful and disciplined. The cost is very reasonable and the brothers easy to deal with. I highly recommend RPMA.

From the owner: Mobile Dojo with classes in: Eagle Point (581 Clear View…read moreWay) Mon & Wed 4:30 & 515p-kids, 6m Adults Medford(2330 N Pacific Hwy) Tue & Thr 5p-kids 6pm-adult Or, we can come to you! With over 3 decades of experience and over a dozen World Championship titles under their belts, Jeremy and Josh Roarty specialize in self defense and child development through Martial Arts. "The true goal of Karate lies not in victory or defeat, but in developing the character of its participant" -Gichin Funikoshi

If you want physical conditioning and excellent training this is the place. I have been a student…read moreof Coach Adam's for four years. I'm 63 years old and rolling like a rock Lol. Excellent and good training partners/students too.

This might be a good place for an experienced practitioner to go, but it is not very welcoming to…read morebeginners. There is very little instruction on basics and fundamentals, and the head instructor makes fun of white belts on his group chat. Also, the vibe there is somewhat "culty". I received an injury at my last class and after telling the instructor that I needed at least a month to heal, I was dropped from his "list" like a hot potato before my healing time had even ended. He also regularly drops the f bomb with children there. Just something to think about if you think about enrolling your child.