Master Anderson runs a great Taekwondo school. He is great with the Tiger aged kids (3-6) and…read moremakes it a ton of fun for them. He is very community focused and really cares about his students. I would recommend him to anyone interested in learning martial arts.

Master Anderson is amazing! My husband and I have been going to taekwondo classes for over a year…read morenow, and have learned so much. During the shut down during Coronavirus, he has utilized Zoom to hold classes daily, as well as weekly private lessons. Master Anderson is dedicated to his students and genuinely cares about their progress. I highly recommend for anyone.

I came in from TX on work looking for a legit BJJ school and was welcomed with open arms. I was…read moreimmediately welcomed when I arrived and everyone had a smile on their face. John Gutta (head instructor & black belt) is an awesome guy who lives the BJJ life style. What to expect: Amazing class structure, critical details, effective techniques, great culture, plenty of partners to roll with (male and female), clean mats, bathrooms and changing room. If you're in the area and looking to learn at a legit academy I'd highly recommend Tipping Point BJJ. For reference: I'm currently a purple belt under Jeff Massina at Revolution Dojo Katy, TX.

I was in Cedar Rapids for a training seminar and had the pleasure of being able to squeeze in a…read moretraining session at Tipping Point. I have nothing but positive things to say about this academy. The students were all welcoming and friendly and the instructor (John) did an excellent job breaking down technique and also explaining why the technique should be used. What I thought was really cool was that the class instruction was based around some things John had noticed from other competitors at a recent competition. He broke down what he was seeing and taught solutions to techniques that were being used. The skill level of the various belts was on par if not higher than many of the academies I have trained at along the west coast. There is a misconception that 'not a lot of jiujitsu gets in and out of middle America' and I can reassure that this is clearly not the case at Tipping Point. These guys are tough! I had a lot of fun training here and will absolutely visit again the next time I'm in town.

I decided to try out Daito Ryu Aiki-Jujutsu on a complete whim. I had never done any martial arts…read morebefore and was pretty nervous I wouldn't be able to keep up. I had nothing to worry about. Sensei Quintana is a phenomenal teacher. I have built up so much confidence and knowledge just in the few months since I joined. I find myself looking forward to being in the dojo. Everyone there is friendly and helpful, and it's just a very inclusive and supportive atmosphere. I just cannot emphasize enough how positive of an experience this has been for me. If you are at all curious, you can drop in and trial it to see if it's a good fit.

If you are looking for a legitimate traditional Japanese martial arts dojo and teacher, you can't…read morego wrong with this place.

I don't know why the other person gave Mr. Evans a 2, my husband and 3 children go here and…read morethoroughly enjoy. There are many families that attend. My oldest is, well husband is 51, child is 14, 12 & 8. They have learned so much. Mr. Evans is AMAZING. My husband works split shifts so he is willing to give them lessens outside of class time to make sure they are all caught up. He has paying scales and fun activities outside of class for the families. I looked for years for a TaeKwondo place and finally found this one and am so happy we did

Mr. Evans does a great job with young beginners. It is when the kids become older (teens) and…read moretehir skills become advanced (blackblet and above) that he struggles to teach them. I would recommend Evans ATA if you are looking for a fun activity for your younger child to participate in. However, if you are looking to make martial arts a long term endeavor or have a teen interetsted in learning, look elsewhere.

I'm a gymnast there and it is the best gym I've ever been in the coaches are super sweetread more

Great for younger kids (ages 1-5); however, some of the teenager teachers are lazy and don't engage…read morewith the students. I saw 3 teachers sit and watch as the students did exercises. They didn't encourage the students, only scolded them and punished them if the students didn't do the exercises correctly. The adult coaches on the teams really seemed to enjoy their interaction with the students.

Is there anything better than watching gymnastics?! Rhetorical. There's not…read more My seven year old decided she wanted to do it and Synergy Gymnastics checks all the boxes. 1. Pricing is on point. Registration is online and painless. 2. Class offerings are fun and at convenient times. I sometimes worry we push our kids into being super serious at sports earlier than we should? I don't get that vibe at Synergy. 3. Convenient, just off the interstate NL location. There's a plethora of parking. 4. Staff is knowledgeable, friendly. With a good mix of seasoned coaches and younger athlete coaches. 5. Safety first! Since a lot of kiddos that take classes there are not able to be vaccinated-- they require masks, regardless of vaccination status, for all folks inside over 3 years old. Honestly, this is the most efficiently run kid's activity I have ever witnessed. There are like a dozen groups going at any given time and your child is ALWAYS active. I'd recommend as a parent, but most importantly my daughter would as a participant, too!

This gym is like a "gym", like a playground for kids, which is fine unless your child wants to be…read morean actual competitive gymnast, in which case she needs the benefit of learning skills at her actual skill level, rather than being assisted at doing skills which are not at her level, which is fun in the moment, but does not create good mindbody skills, or training. I regularly attended a gym where we competed at top level, and this gym is not that. I went in thinking this was an actual "gym", not just a playground with babysitters. It is sad to think that gymnastics has devolved to this, with overworked employees screaming at children trying hard to learn things they have not internalized, but this is the world today.

I met Josh almost a year ago and quickly hired him as my trainer. The best decision I've ever…read moremade. He's got a heart of gold that shines through all his work. He writes exciting and challenging workouts without repeating the same thing over and over. He is encouraging and will help you push your limits without going overboard. He is funny and energetic and always professional. If you are looking for a trainer that will work as hard as you do, you found him!

I'm extremely thankful for Josh Sax and the work he does at Move360. He truly is as good as it…read moregets! The environment he has built is so welcoming and encouraging. Perfect for anyone regardless of fitness level. I've been training at Move360 for about 3 1/2 years now and I have not done the same workout twice. With individual and group sessions as well as kickboxing, there is something for everyone! Come check this place out - your future self will thank you!

Loved visiting here at Debut Dance! Had a blast! The kids are talented, the kids are sweet and…read moreeager to learn. Such a fun and great environment. If you're looking for a studio I highly recommend this one! "Dance Training is Life Training" - Joe Tremaine :)