The NLMA staff are friendly and knowledgeable. The classes are Great for kids and adults alike.read more

MC and his team are so good with the kids. It is the most positive atmosphere - they have fun and…read morework hard too! If you are thinking about martial arts for your kids give Next Level a chance...you won't regret it!

Friendly knowledgeable instructors and it's great for all ages. The head instructor is well…read morerenowned in the tang so do community. This class has been an amazing experience for both myself and my kids.

Excellent karate studio for ages 4 years to adults. I started with my daughter when she was 7 years…read moreold (we could be in the same beginner class). It was fantastic to have an activity where both my daughter and I could participate together. Cost is very reasonable too! You can also try it for free!! Check it out!

Very friendly staff. Daughters seems to enjoy it and is definitely a confidence booster.read more

Master Minnich and the staff at ATA are great. They all have a talent working with kids of all…read moreages. They bring out the students confidence. We love them.

I never write reviews online, but this was required. I was visiting from out of state looking to…read moresocialize and maybe work out with fellow bjj practitioners. As a female traveling on my own I find that these clubs usually are a safe environment, but I never in my lifetime have been met in such an unfriendly way. I left within 10 minutes feeling awkward and ashamed and will never ever in my life go back here.

BCBJJ has excellent instructors and great community of students! All the black belts roll with the…read morestudents and are eager to share their knowledge. There is plenty of mat space and fitness equipment. I wish I'd started here instead of another local gym.

I've been a student here for almost 4 years now. I spent more than 4 years looking for a school,…read morebouncing back and forth between styles. When I had my first class, I knew this was the place I wanted to be. The instructor has over 30 years of experience and has trained with a lot of well-known people. Price are reasonable considering other schools. Everyone was welcoming. Some even friends outside of class. Once you try it, I think you'll understand why a 4-year search ended.

Great teacher! Teaches self defense & respect. Great for kids & adults!read more

Great gym! Finding this gym saved me from driving out to Bethlehem everyday. It's also has very…read morewell paced classes with knowledgeable instructors.

I couldn't say enough good things about Valley Jiu Jitsu--will try to cover the details. My…read moredaughter went here for I think a little over two years before we moved. Having to take my daughter out of here hurt. The trainers / instructors were excellent and on top of being fantastic at Jiu Jitsu they were equally mastered at handling kids who might throw a fit or become upset or aggressive. In the time my daughter spent there I clearly recognized how she developed her attitude toward teamwork, respect, self-esteem, discipline.... They were very warm and welcoming toward newcomers who might be a little intimidated in the new environment. I saw several instructors who were all great but in particular I'll mention Andrew who was amazing with handling the kids, managing conflicts and teaching respect without ever losing his cool, and Jason and Patrick were both exceptional instructors who helped round out the positive learning experience and environment. I'd recommend Valley Jiu Jitsu for anybody, any age, looking to toughen up and learn the technique and enhance your attitude and self-discipline. Seeing my daughter grow and learn there was amazing and I give my deepest thanks to the instructors!

Great class! My granddaughter loves it and the coaches really work with the kids. Highly recommend!read more

Excellent place for kids to learn. I have a 5-year-old. I…read moremet Master Cuascut at a Parents activity outing. I tried out the martial arts studio and have been there ever since. Master "C" is very good with kids. He is fun, charming, and energetic. He pays attentions to details and helps my girl in her forms. One thing that stands out for me is Master "C" does not just teach martial arts. He also teaches the philosophy of martial arts including respect, integrity, self discipline, patience... all the virtues that should be taught along side martial arts (which sadly have been lost in other studios). I plan to keep my daughter here for a long time hoping to enhance my girl's life skills, not just martial arts. I strongly recommend this studio.

My son has been studying Kempo with Sensei Driscoll since he was 4 years old. He is now a purple…read morebelt and has truly earned every promotion. Jeff Driscoll teaches hard work, respect, and disciple. He goes above and beyond to reach each student and truly cares about them and all aspects of their life. I can not recommend this school enough. Going each week is something we look forward to and no doubt the most important thing my son does for both his physical and mental health!

Great place to train. The staff is friendly, helpful, and great with kids! Classes are not only…read morephysically yet mentally challenging! Prices are fair for the area and for the amount of instruction and training each individual gets.

I've been training here in Wing Chun for 4 months and have been having a great time! The Sigung…read moreand Sifus are knowledgeable, everyone is chill, and there are zero egos. Highly recommended.

This tai chi academy is amazingly good and I researched a number of them very carefully before…read moresigning up. The owner is professional, patient and extremely knowledgeable. He has an excellent reputation and people come from quite some distance to get to study with him. The class is stimulating and has improved my strength and balance. I intend to study there for many years to come. I recommend it very highly. Nora N.

There used to be another karate school in Schoolside Plaza before Mr. Price's school was there. We…read moreare talking sometime in the EARLY 90's. It was a tie quan do school. Anyway, my friend, who was a student at the old school, told me that Mr. Price and the owner of Schoolside Plaza were friends, so the owner of Schoolside Plaza kept raising the rent for the Tie quan do school so that the owner could no longer afford to rent out the space for his school. The teacher of that school was then forced into giving lessons out of his garage, and a lot of his older students who had gone off to college, came back from college and couldn't find their old instructor, so with a lack of income and students, eventually that teacher had to give up instructing martial arts all together. So, Mr. Price then moved into the old teacher's studio space and began his school. When I heard that story, from a friend of mine who wasn't the type of person to lie to me, it only helped confirm what I had already learned about Mr. Price. The guy knows his art...that's for sure. But personality wise...he's not the best. I've watched him ask the class, "If they thought, the training there was just an activity that they enjoyed and helped them blow off steam while going about stressful daily life or a way of life." When one person dared to raise his hand for the "hobby" answer, Mr. Price gave them a small lecture about how this "was a way of life." Another time, we stuck our hands up on punching bags and kept them there, we were supposed to be handcuffed to a fence, and pretended dogs were nipping at our feet, so we had to do back kicks. Now, I am all for being dedicated if you are going to do martial arts or anything else, but with those past two examples...I think it's important to be strong in the dojo, but also to keep your training in perspective with reality, so no Steven Seagul movie scenarios like the handcuffed to the fence thing, and go about the rest of society and your daily life without strutting around like a modern day samurai. I cannot stress how much Mr. Price and most of the other kenpo instructors that came to our school took themselves WAY too seriously and acted like they were on the outside looking in at the rest of society, everyone else outside of the school, as being ignorant and just waiting to be rescued incase anything bad happened. For instance, I heard one of higher ranking students telling someone that when Mr. Price or some of the other teachers go into a restaurant they all have to sit against the back wall to watch the entrance incase anything bad happens..." ???REALLY??? Can't you just go out to eat and enjoy your meal?!!? Also, Mr. Price will not hesitate to embarrass you in front of the class (HAPPENED TO ME NUMEROUS TIMES) when asking questions that he didn't like. Instead of him politely stepping back from the situation and saying, "Yes or no." I'd get, "EXCUSE ME..." Like he couldn't believe I 'd have the tenacity to ask a question. Or, he'll criticize your clothes( YEP, that, too.) and he cannot take a joke. I CANNOT EMPHASIZE THIS ENOUGH!!! I've been around him many times in class and also outside of class and while I'm trying to talk and hold a conversation to lighten the mood, I just had some guy ignoring me like I said nothing. But when he makes a joke in class, no matter how lame and containing no punch line it was, then I'm supposed to be falling over and cracking a fake laugh. Um, no...So yeah, it says the school is closed now. Knowing what Bryan Price did to the other teacher I don't feel bad if it's true. Lastly, the main lesson I learned from my approximate two years at his school is stay away from karate people, most are meat heads who want to be tough and kick your head off, are lame un-married people bored with life who need something to do besides stay at home and talking to their cat Mittens, or are sooo completely withdrawn from reality that they are having constant fantasies about how their life is an action movie and they have to be ready to save the day by beating people up. God, I am sooo glad I am older and know better now!!!