My experience there is very to the point, reasonable and pretty all around great gym, teacher is…read moreprofessional down to earth and good at coaching, environment was all and all a pretty good experience.

Coach Feraz takes the time to show the proper movements and technique. Everyone who trains at the…read moregym leaves with a smile and there is no ego. Alot of gyms out there are abiut the $$ pay the fee and get a belt, here you have to out the time in. Amazing coach and training partners.

Very good experience! Joe and his team are very knowledgeable and it's a great workout! I…read moredefinitely recommend.

From the owner: New Port Richey Judo Jujitsu Dojo aims to create a martial arts program that enables students to…read morebroaden their mental horizons, enhance their physical fitness, and invigorate their spirits in a manner that is both enjoyable and effective. The synergy between the environment and the practice of Judo and Jujitsu creates a mutually advantageous journey firmly rooted in principles of morality and ethics. If you're looking for elite judo instruction in the Tampa area please come and visit us at New Port Richey Judo Jujitsu Dojo.

This place has been my home for several years now, and I have no idea what other commenters are…read moretalking about frankly. This is not a glorified gym- it is a martial arts academy, where we are taught practical and artful skills. Not how to play dodgeball, or do pushups- how to do martial arts. Master Regis makes sure to teach everyone and work with everyone. I haven't been able to attend classes like I used to, but it's still a familial atmosphere. After rolling we compliment each other, and if someone might be hurt, we immediately ask them if they are okay. This kind of sportsmanship isn't common in all martial art schools (at least that I've been to). Master Regis is great at being the best of both worlds when it comes to an instructor: he emphasizes discipline, but not at the expense of compassion. Rather than motivating us by fear or threat of pushups and running laps, he rewards us when we do well and pushes us to do better next time. I'm not the most athletic person around. I've gotten rusty from being away this semester as well. And even though I'm not perfect or a "golden child" (as other comments seem to be noting that he picks favorites), he still takes his time to talk to me and help me out. He treats all of us the same. I cannot speak for other's and their experiences, but I can certainly attest to my own as someone who has been here for a while. It's not often that you come upon a school like this. Master Regis is not after my money, nor your's. It doesn't make a difference to him if I show up several times a week or not, because if I'm enrolled as a student I still pay the same either way. Yet he encourages me to come in more often and train because he wants to see me develop my skills.

We experienced toxic environment and intimidation tactics by the owner/instructor. Most children in…read morethis school will never be good enough. Heavy favoritism. Adult clicks, although most of his loyal customers left him already. My son was bullied for his weight, told he wasn't fast enough. Regis (owner) tried taking credit for my child's hard earned belt and humiliated both him and I. Classes were too repetitive. Attention only given to favorites. I had to get my son out of there. Owner tried to intimidate me numerous times in various ways and any of my concerns were always dismissed. Yes there were positive times in the beginning but have become heavily overshadowed with all the negativity. It became so stressful my son never wanted to go to class anymore. Yes the owner was nice enough to help with tuition when times were rough in the very beginning and I repaid EVERY PENNY but he's trying to hold it over me. Yes my son idolized him for some time but he also thought it was normal to leave classes crying often because Master Regis was just trying to "toughen him up". Sure he provides private lessons, amount you pay for them depends on who you are. There were many long time families that left who were part of his "click" at one point but came to realize what this place is really about. I just happen to one of the very few that has the guts to post a negative review. The longer you stay the more you see and realize exactly what goes on. No, my son never wanted to be on a team. He was not cut, he didn't have to make a cut, he earned every belt he was awarded. Yet after we left this place other parents began to bash my son, a CHILD, who does that?! And Regis was aware of it and encouraged it. So much for a great role model. FYI Regis disabled the ability to post and see reviews on Facebook and he removed his business on google because there were so many negative reviews. If all that wasn't enough, employee was arrested for sex crimes against children and parents were not notified. I'll say again, HE DIDN'T NOTIFY THE PARENTS their children were around such person. There you have it. Make informed decision before you join.

After reading for years about the health benefits of Tai Chi, I began investigating ways to learn…read moreand practice this ancient exercise. For several years my only option was on-line programs. I was so happy to be introduced to Sifu Sam Winters and could learn Tai Chi in person from a dedicated expert who is an International Chinese Martial Arts Judge, and a "sifu" or teacher for over 20 years. Sifu Sam is an excellent teacher who is truly dedicated to ensuring students understand not only the movements of Tai Chi, but the purpose of each movement. His focus and daily practice of Tai Chi inspires his students to gain the expertise and knowledge that he represents. I am amazed such slow, purposeful movements can increase strength, balance, and flexibility...but they do! And, as an added bonus, Sifu Sam begins each class with Qigong breathing and flexibility exercises.

I've been a student of Sifu Sam for 8 years. I'm very happy with his very traditional form of…read moreinstruction. He always stresses the basics. He also shows real world applications. You can learn 3 hand forms, and 2 weapons forms. I've had several chronic orthopedic injuries I'm 67, and as flexible as a 50 year old.