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One Martial Arts

4.7 (120 reviews)
Closed • 9:00 am - 2:00 pm

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One marital art's instructors are strict, encouraging and often times very positive. Some students have different personalities and abilities, the instructors are generally very patient with the children. They teach kids good characters which is very important to our community. My son can be stubborn and easy to lose tempers. This class gives him a sense of the importance of discipline and sense of community building.

The Easter Bunny!
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Once you join OMA, you are part of their community, no matter how long the time between visits. We were welcomed for the Easter Festivities and had a wonderful time. We love OMA and appreciate being part of the family.

Karate  and life skills!

Love karate school, One Martial Art. Great community of teachers and student! Each class includes stretch , meditation, life skill, learning or testing new karate routine and a game !

My daughter loves OMA. Instructors are so nice and friendly. It's like a big family here. My daughter learns martial arts and has fun here.

Easter  day fun

Awesome people great club All around karate chop down recommend......kid loves it and very easy to find parking....

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We are grateful to serve your family.

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Thank you for your kind words. Please contact me at direct message.

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We love this place so much fun and learning for our son! Thank you! The whole team are compassionate and knowledgeable! We love it here

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Does One Martial have kung fu classes or only karate?

We appreciate your question. We teach Kenpo Karate. I hope this helps.

Do you recommend this program for children with special needs (autism)?

Thank you for your question. There is a data and studies that show that martial arts can be very beneficial for a child with special needs. Depending where a child may be on the spectrum, parents have been very grateful for the growth they witness.… 

What covid precautions are they taking?

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Review Highlights - One Martial Arts

“Every mom I meet, who is interested in karate for her child, I highly recommend Professor Brannon Beliso.”

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As I'm closing in on my first year at the school, I felt it a good time to convey how happy I am to…read morehave joined. The community of students here has been very welcome among both newcomers, veterans, and returners. I gotta start with my teacher, Sifu Philip Wong. It's easy enough to see his credentials, as there are many and well-published. What I did want to capture is how he interacts with the class I'm in. We have a spectrum of students across different ages and martial arts experience levels and he makes sure to get the best out all of us. He finds ways to get us to push ourselves a little more each day and is very present to ensure our forms are correct. And he genuinely cares about his students as people, able to connect with anyone from a variety of backgrounds. The facilities and gear are high-quality and up-to-date. There's plenty of sparring gear for different purposes; whether it's hand-held for punches or kicks, or padded dummies, it's great to have something for every need. And my thanks the top-of-the-line floor mats the school uses can't be expressed enough. As I'm pushing 50, making sure that the mats can provide me traction when we warm up, stability when we strike, and cushion when we practice falls is very important to me. I can feel safe, not worry about injury, and focus on the exercises. And bonus points for the workout playlist that makes me feel like a kid again.

Sifu Zhang is, IMHO, the very best Beijing-style martial artist in the Bay Area. She is extremely…read moreknowledgeable in so many forms of Wushu. But also able to demonstrate correctly and exactly.

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Legit gym with proven results but unforgivable unprofessionalism and predatory billing turned my…read moreexperience into a nightmare. Proceed with caution. I'll start with the truth: Zhong Luo's Dragon House MMA is a legitimate operation. Luo has undeniable credentials in traditional Chinese kung fu, runs a full-scale MMA program, and promotes his own successful fight events (Zhong Luo Cage Fighting Series) that draw serious talent. The gym produces competitive fighters, hosts high-level amateur and pro bouts, and clearly knows how to develop athletes who go on to bigger stages. No question. On paper, this place has credibility and results. But legitimacy doesn't excuse treating a sincere student like absolute shit. And that's exactly what happened to me in 2019. As someone with a profound admiration for Chinese culture and its martial traditions, I train religiously, pushing my physique to exceptional levels of strength. Raw power, disciplined conditioning, unyielding drive. I sought out Dragon House specifically for its authentic Kung Fu roots blended with modern MMA. Under proper guidance, channeling that energy and refining my skills, I could have become a devastating force in that realm; the kind of dedicated fighter any coach would be proud to mold. Instead, I got blatant disrespect and neglect. Luo repeatedly no-showed for scheduled classes; not once, but multiple times. I'd arrive eager to train, only to wait in vain while unsupervised students sparred chaotically around me. Safety was a joke. On my first day alone, one person attempted to eye gouge me during sparring. There was no oversight and no correction, only serious health and safety risks because the so called "Sifu" failed to honor his commitments, and because of racism (the person I was paired with was a racist white man, a grown adult who tried to eye gouge me, a college student). Even if those no-shows were some colossal "misunderstanding" (which I highly doubt), Luo offered zero explanation and zero apology on both occasions. Not a word. Just silence and indifference toward a student who showed up with nothing but respect and hunger to learn. Then came the real kicker: this "legit" gym still billed me whereabouts $1,700 for a full fucking year of training that I never received. When I disputed and blocked the unauthorized charge through my bank (because paying for phantom services is insane) they sent it straight to collections. Harassing me over money for services that were never provided. Unbelievable predatory bullshit from a place that claims to uphold discipline and honor. I'm not denying the gym's successes or Luo's skills. Plenty of people thrive there. But my experience exposes the rotten underbelly: chronic flakiness at the top, zero accountability, and ruthless billing tactics that screw over anyone who falls through the cracks. This isn't bitterness; it's outrage at being dismissed and exploited despite my sincerity. Dragon House has potential and pedigree, which makes the unprofessionalism even more shameful. Strong warning: sign anything here at your own risk. Demand clear terms, track attendance meticulously, and be prepared for zero recourse if things go south. There are other legit gyms out there worth considering instead. As my dear friends in China would say, "可惜你".

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Zhong Luo's Dragon House - New mat space on the first floor. Weights are in the room to the left, cardio room is upstairs.

New mat space on the first floor. Weights are in the room to the left, cardio room is upstairs.

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5.0(69 reviews)
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I've been training at RG Sunset for about a year and it's become a consistent part of my routine…read morefor good reason. The coaching is the standout. Instructors share the same qualities -- skilled, attentive, and genuinely invested in their students. Rather than jumping around topic to topic, they'll anchor several classes, sometimes weeks, around a single concept and its variations. Jiu Jitsu is very challenging on so many levels, the instruction at RG Sunset is top notch and really makes sense of tough concepts. Class structure is solid: warmups flow into drilling and instruction, situationals, then open rolls to close it out. There's enough live time to test what you've worked on without it being a survival-of-the-fittest environment. The morning crowd is motivated but the egos are low -- people are there to train and get better and to leave feeling good. Great culture, clean, spacious training area, friendly people- If you train in the morning and want a gym that takes the craft seriously while having fun in a welcoming community, Ralph Gracie Sunset is it.

Ralph Gracie Sunset Jiu Jitsu is a fantastic community. My son (now 9) started here nearly two…read moreyears ago as a beginner. Though he was initially timid, the coaches made the transition so exciting that he was hooked immediately. My daughter (now 6) joined a few months after my son, and Jiu-Jitsu has truly helped her come out of her shell and find her confidence among her peers. The coaches are wonderful with children, striking the perfect balance between being patient and supportive while maintaining a no-nonsense focus on safety and technique. Coach Silva, in particular, does a great job teaching them that success comes through hard work and perseverance. It's more than just martial arts--it's about building skills, confidence, and being part of a community. If your kids are looking to learn Jiu-Jitsu, this is definitely the place to be.

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Adventures in Writing - San Francisco Glen Park

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3.3(3 reviews)
2.1 mi•Glen Park

This review is for the Middle School program…read more We carpool with a few kids from my son's school and it was a real bummer for all of them. They felt incredibly bored - assignments took way too long (and kids rushed to finish because then they could get on the iPad to play games) and didn't match the updates the camp sent out (which of course made the camp sound way more fun then it sounds like it was). They only did a blog - which first off, is that even relevant anymore? Like literally one of the lessons was "How to do a Listicle" which I found incredibly depressing. And when the kids got stuck with ideas or motivation, they said the teacher was pretty much - "Just write whatever because that's the assignment". I made better suggestions just brainstorming a few minutes with them after camp then the teacher or counselors (with the exception of Jaqueline, a teen who they all said was great). They all said the teacher was a nice guy, but pretty much too inexperienced or incompetent to make the material more interesting, or help them in anyway that felt meaningful or tailored to them. I'm especially disappointed because we loved the elementary age program (2nd through 5th). Even our kid reflected, "At least we had more activities - different types of assignments and exercises, making a song, etc." We definitely saw a huge sense of accomplishment when they finished their stories in that program. Sadly, middle school is not the case. Also, when I brought this up with the site administrator, he took several days to write me a plan of what they were going to change (it's only a two-week camp and I wrote at the end of the first week!) and almost nothing changed. I would give one-star for glorified babysitting (or worse, a bad version of school since all these kids actually loved their English teacher last year), but the 2nd star is for the elementary program and I do think the people have their heart in the right place, if incompetent. Essentially writing this as a warning to other families - wish I had gotten one!

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One Martial Arts - martialarts - Updated October 2026

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