Attending Sifu Torres'/ Dr. Torres's 6 Healing Sounds workshops is one of the best investments a…read moreperson can make. If you have never attended one, the next time he offers it GO! GO! GO! This workshop introduces you to the postures, breathing, and healing sounds of the body's meridians that correspond to each organ. We learned how this practice can help and alleviate illnesses of the different organs. Sifu/Dr. Torres explained how in Chinese Medicine each organ and sound correlates to the different seasons and and elements of nature. We also discussed the different positive and negative emotions associated with the organs, as well as, the different senses and tastes. He even discussed the different foods that can be eaten to nourish each organ. I always enjoy this workshop. This is my 3rd or 4th time attending, but every time I attend, I always learn something new and I enjoy being able to practice with other participants. If you are looking for a new type of meditation to add to your repertoire, then this is for you. I am hoping that Dr. Torres/Sifu Torres will continue offering this very beneficial workshop.

I feel very unhappy, frustrated, and angry with Sifu and his business practices. For our first…read morescheduled private lesson (April 26th at 8:00 am); He never showed up, nor communicated via any medium (telephonic, text, e-mail) that he would be a total and complete no-show. What makes it even more disappointing is the time and energy spent (And lost) traversing to navigate, find, and pay for parking to his studio. But the time that I invested into researching a Martial Arts instructor, and amongst the overgrowth of dojo / guru / studio options - choosing this one. Up until our scheduled meeting today, communication was respectably okay. He promptly responded to my initial email requesting more information about his studio (over 2 weeks ago). This naturally led to a phone call between the two of us in the interim where my questions were answered about pricing, schedule, etc. Afterwards, we exchanged 2 or 3 emails back and forth to confirm the type of arrangement (private lessons) that would best suit me. He agreed, and I was onboard. I felt comfortable enough agreeing to 2 introductory lessons. So we finally came to an agreement on a start time and date (today, Thursday April 26th). He informed me to arrive a few minutes before the lesson time to fill out a waiver, and other forms. Bringing it back to today - I arrived promptly at 7:55 a.m outside the office building where his studio is located. I rang and buzzed the suite 2 times. Voicemail prompt each time. I continued standing there buzzing the suite when a gentleman who works in the building was kind enough to ask if I needed to come inside (Thank you whomever you were). Once inside, I located and knocked twice on Suite 216 intermittently between 8:00 am and 8:06 am. In an effort to really extend my benefit of the doubt to its limits, I stood outside his suite waiting for him (or anyone) to showup. The entire time refreshing my e-mail inbox, checking my phone for messages. Zilch. Nothing. Even before deciding to finally leave exit the building, I re-checked my phone just to make sure. Nothing. Beyond unacceptable. I don't care if your car is encased in amber-like crusted Wrigleyville vomit, or if an Akula class attack submarine emerged from your bathtub drainpipe - There is no excuse imaginable to NOT show up. Absolutely none. Especially if you are meeting a client for the first time. You show up. You communicate. You don't make excuses. Even in the event of an unforeseen change that prevents any meeting from happening, like an emergency, or something beyond your control (like amber vomit) - you pick up the phone, and in any manner of your choosing inform the client that you will be late and or can not make it. Tactfully, respectfully. Sifu, like so many business providers and paraprofessionals don't seem to understand that customers are NOT commodities. Customers feelings and experiences matter; even before the service is rendered. You have one opportunity to make an impression. And once that impression is set, it will almost never change. The marketplace has minimal tolerance for these transgressions, and ultimately will summate and catch up to paraprofessionals like Sifu, and eliminate them from the business landscape.

We've been taking Tai Chi with Heritage Tai Chi and Kung Fu for 6 years, and the experience has…read morebeen great! Master Troy and Gloria teach the Heritage style of Tai Chi, which goes all the way back to Zho Bao town in the 1600's, and focuses on Tai Chi for health. Master Troy knows and has practiced other styles, and will occasionally explain how a move is done differently in the Yang style, for instance. Or the Cheng Man-ch'ing style. This is one of the ways he keeps things interesting, and I find it also helps to understand and appreciate the nuances of our style. The COVID lockdown and social distancing requirements have been a problem for everybody, but Master Troy and Gloria have done a great job of adapting. They quickly figured out how much could be done over Zoom, and how best to adapt their classes to it, so as to still keep things interactive: not just a Tai Chi video lesson. Now they are transitioning back to in-person instruction with hybrid classes: with both some attending in-person and some participating remotely, as one wishes. I can't imagine anyone handling this any better.

Still coming here and still liking it. They have added a two person class to focus one what is…read moretypically called push hands (they call the class two person energy work, because you really should not be pushing). Also a very good class, and the two person work really benefits the solo form quite a lot

Holy cow! True traditional kung fu with a lineage to follow all the way back to Wong Fei Hung…read more Sifu Andrew Kong is the real deal, true martial arts for both mental and physical training.

I got to have the pleasure of having a private Kung Fu lesson with Sifu Andrew Kong. Wow! What an…read moreincredible experience. I've taken other martial arts classes before. This place truly is authentic Chinese Kung Fu! I was impressed by the long history that runs through this school. Master Kong is son the the world famous Grandmaster Buck Sam Kong. I will definitely be looking forward to returning again.

A nice shaolin temple that teaches authentic martial arts from the mountains in China.read more

They offer kung fu, qigong, and sanda classes. Both of the masters (shifu) are really nice and…read moreaccomodating. Kids who take classes here are amazing!

Madison Kung Fu is amazing - Real Kung Fu in the heart of the city! The Sifu, Manny, is super…read morepatient, but very serious about your training. The members of the school are very cool and welcoming. The training is hard, but real self defense takes hard work!

Oh no, they all are liar.... Celebrities?? Think again if they are celebrities why opening school…read morehere.. go to Hollywood instead. I'm telling you they are too materialistic. Their materials are not original. The teachers are nice but the owner just want to get your money. (they told the teacher not to teach you new materials because they want to keep you as long as possible)

This is a gem of a school…read more First, let me assure you, you will not find better instructors in America. The owners are almost celebrities in China, having trained at the Beijing Wushu School and coached there . They have directed and choreographed many martial arts films including "House of Flying Daggers." To understand what this school is, you must first understand what the eastern concept of a "Wushu or Kung Fu" school means. A traditional Chinese Wushu school integrates traditional Chinese Kung Fu combat with forms (Wushu) and Sanda. Sanda is a modern day Kung Fu striking combat system developed for the Chinese military. It is similar to Muay Thai but with a heavier emphasis on take downs. In a traditional school (which this very much is), you learn all three things (self defense, Sanda, and forms) at the same time. Most of all, its fun. You will go through seriously brutal work outs, improve flexibility, and learn martial arts. I can't recommend this school highly enough.

Live, love, matter... learn to be present in your life, focus on your relationships, find joy and…read moremake a positive impact in the dojo (classroom, work, etc). The mat chats with Sensei Alex at Victory MMA are everything! He is a cool dude and understands what is truly important in life. As a parent, it is so powerful for my son to hear these messages from Sensei. My son carries this joy and focus with him to school and into our home. We have been attending MMA (Mixed Martial Arts) for a year in the 4 to 7 year old class. I love being on the bleachers in the dojo to watch the class and hear the mat chat. This helps us reinforce the message at home and also practice the moves of the month. It is very easy to get acclimated to class. Sensei Alex is kind and has a genuine passion. There are also a number of "Sensei Dads" that take the adult class and help out with the kids class. They are all such lovely people! Everyone has a smile and is excited to be in the dojo training. The energy is contagious and the kids have a lot of fun while also learning discipline, confidence and focus. We are so grateful to be part of the Victory family!

Great gym. Great culture. Alex has a wealth of striking and grappling knowledge. Check it out!read more