New Hope Karate is top notch. Masters Reynold and DiToro are committed and skilled instructors. New…read moreHope Karate students learn far more than just martial arts - they learn discipline, dedication, respect and the value of hard work in an accepting environment with high expectations.

I have studied Martial Arts in several countries. New Hope Karate is one of the best schools I have…read moreattended. Master Reynolds dedication to the student is amazing. He makes sure that every student learns the techniques and respect and follows the School Principles

Master Torres and his entire team truly go above and beyond for our children. I'm grateful for…read moretheir guidance and their genuine appreciation and affection for not just my son but all of the children they instruct. Team Torres is dedicated to the philosophy of it's training and we're happy to be a part of it.

If you're looking to get into MMA, refine your skills or just for a solid workout; Hellfish MMA is…read morethe place to go. Whether you're male or female, young or old, in shape or not...it does not matter. Everyone that teaches is phenomenal and really helps you get better. Furthermore everyone that goes to train is just as helpful and makes everyone feel welcome. Tim Carpenter has done a great job assembling a team of people that are very passionate and knowledgeable. Going here has brought joy back to my life and probably added a few years back to the end of my life.

I've been going for about a year. Got beat a bunch of times and now I do the beating. So that's…read moreproof that Tim can teach.

I have been a member of The Solebury Club since it opened in 2005. I am very grateful for the clean…read moreenvironment and the friendly staff and members. The gym feels like home to me with access to all the equipment I could ever want and all the amenities of home.

2005 called and it wants its club back. What used to be a fresh and innovative place to work out…read moreseems worn and dated. The kids club is no more. The juice bar/cafe is no more. I think the sale of the Solebury club on the cusp of the pandemic really took a toll. On the upside, the people are wonderful from the front desk staff to the teachers and the sauna and steam are great amenities. 75$ a month gives you access to the locker room and the machines but does not include classes. Seems too steep a price to pay.

It's been an excellent experience training at PAMA. I wish I had discovered this gym much earlier!…read more Sifu Mike, Sixiong Max, Sihing Harry, along with the other instructors are all phenomenal and encompass an extraordinary blend of expertise and professionalism paired with a respectable degree of gravity towards self-defense/martial arts. Sifu Mike and the PAMA staff manage to greet each student by name, which shows their intentionality towards knowing, developing, and valuing each individual student. The dedicated classes for Jun Fan Gung Fu/JKD, Muay Thai, and Kali are taught with a high level of expertise and structure. Admittedly, I gravitate towards formats that are disciplined and structured. As a result, I've thoroughly enjoyed the composition of the classes at PAMA. The instructors are always prepared with a lesson agenda for delivering quality content through warm-ups, technique breakdowns, and partner drills. While martial arts are taught in a fantastic way at PAMA, in the very words and encouragement that's often shared with their students--it's truly up to the individual to develop and progress through the time and dedication one puts forth. You get what you put in! Come and check PAMA out--it's definitely worth it!

I'm sharing my experience with both billing and program structure…read more From a billing standpoint, I enrolled at a discounted rate secured through an upfront payment. On early termination, I was still required to pay a fee for months not attended, and that fee was calculated using the non‑discounted rate rather than the rate I had prepaid for. The combined effect was a higher charge applied to unused time. This was confirmed as standard policy, and no adjustment was made. From a training perspective, progression was not clearly defined. A curriculum existed but was only shared upon request, and classes did not make sequencing or advancement explicit. Without a grading system or clear milestones, it was difficult to understand how skills were intended to build over time. Overall, this combination significantly impacts the value of the program relative to its cost. Prospective members should look closely at both the billing terms and how progression is structured before enrolling.

My boys have been training at Gracie Jiu Jitsu for several years and have learned valuable life…read moreskills as young men and athletes. The professors and coaches work hard to create a safe, competitive, nurturing environment for the kids to learn. I recently started training myself (after years of saying I couldn't do it) but I genuinely surprised myself. I truly appreciate the teaching style, genuine respect for partnership and the unconditional support from the professors.

Just had a private class for my friend's 50th birthday. Both Professors David and Angelica were…read moreamazing. They are both very friendly and quickly put us at ease, being that all of us were new to Gracie BJJ. The facility and training are top notch and the class exceeded all of my expectations. My friend couldn't stop talking about how he enjoyed it. Thank you so much for the great experience!!

The instructions is so good…read more I came in as someone new and I have had a lot of support. It can be a good workout, but if your goal is weight loss you'd need to supplement. Also the classes are not really categorical: the beginner class has a lot of advanced people. It might be intimidating if you are brand new. I do like how it gives you a feeling of power. Just a PSA though: some of the instructors and students are not vaccinated against COVID and talk about it openly. If you are COVID adverse wear a mask. I am adverse to it and found out later on. I wear a mask and often classes are outside.

Great school. They moved to an easy to get to location in Hamilton. I first started going there in…read moreNovember or December of 2020 and I'm still training and will continue for as long as they'll have me. The instructors are really good. All the classes are well taught and all levels train so we can learn together as well as from each other. They are the real deal, taught and led by the best - David Kahn. You won't find a better school to train at. See you in class.

Karate studios come and go. Cha's Tae Kwon Do have been around for over 20 years. Awesome!…read more Master Cha, the older brother haven't been around for a long time now. But the younger Master Cha have been teaching there for the past 20+ years. My 3 sons have been going to Cha's academy for 10+ years since they were 5-6 years old. all the way to their high school years. The best place to have your children learn a beautiful art and getting trained to be discipline at the same time. Kudos to Master Cha.

My kids and I earned our 1st degree black belts at Cha's before we had to move out-of-state due to…read morea job change. Having now visited several other martial arts schools, I can assure you that Cha's is an excellent place for you and your kids to learn a martial art. Here are just a few of the reasons: * Quality - Cha's provides great quality instruction. I have visited some schools where a 3rd or 4th Dan (degree) black belt would not have the skills of most 1st Dan black belts from Cha's. * Schedule - while many schools only offer classes 2 or 3 times a week, Cha's offers classes 6 days a week, and on many of those days it is possible to choose from 2 different class times (or attend both). This gives you flexibility for scheduling conflicts, and allows students interested in advancing quickly an opportunity to take many classes each week. Also, unlike many schools, Cha's offers Family classes where parents and kids can take classes together - which is a great bonding experience and it makes scheduling easier if everyone can go together. * International Recognition - Cha's teaches in accordance with the World TaeKwonDo Federation (WTF), and Cha's black belts come with a certificate from the World TaeKwonDo headquarters from Seoul, Korea. This means your blackbelt is officially recognized by other schools around the globe. As we found out, this is a real value if you need to relocate. Not only were schools that followed WTF willing to recognize our black belts, but even schools that followed different systems of TaeKwonDo were willing to honor our black belts upon seeing our official certificates. * Friendly, Family Oriented Atmosphere -- One of the great things about Cha's TKD is all of the really nice people there. The Chas have established a great school where everyone helps and encourages others. As I mentioned, the Family classes are really great ways to spend time with your kids and also meet other nice families. Also, the Chas do a great job of making learning fun for kids. I could go on. If you are looking for a great martial arts school near the Doylestown area, you should definitely visit Cha's TKD -- you will be glad that you did!

I have never used JSK for martial arts instruction, but I have benefited greatly from their…read moreservices and character. Specifically, in the emergency that befell Flemington in Hurricane Ida. We were en route to a family wedding near Doylestown, PA, and arrived at the US202S-South Main Street intersection the evening of September 1, 2021 as Ida's flash flooding hit Flemington. The rescues reported in the media were extraordinary.  Once they had plucked an endangered soul from the raging intersection, and had "deposited" him or her on high ground (many on the Point Mall knoll at 245 US202S), they returned to the floodwaters to save others. But what became of the numerous soaked, cold people they deposited?  There was immediate need, but no care services (like Red Cross) were available because road access for hand-off care providers was non-existent. We can tell you what DID become of about 30-35 stranded souls from about 7:30 PM to midnight: the JSK Taekwondo studio unhesitatingly stepped up and opened its doors to all comers.  JSK's on-duty staffer was a model practitioner of The Golden Rule.  Not only did he provide a safe, warm place out of the storm for the terrified people on his doorstep, he offered what food and warm clothes he could.  And not incidentally, he also made bathrooms available, not only to the refugees under his roof, but also to those who had driven to high ground in the Mall and parked outside the studio for 4-6 hours.  All of this came at great personal cost ro the staffer, having to re-clean the studio from his dripping and dirty charges, before endeavoring to make the long trip home himself to Basking Ridge.  Given the road closures that night, I suspect that he may have ended up sleeping overnight at the studio. I'm sure that JSK's extraordinary kindness is reflected equally capably in its instruction, and I hope this review encourages many locals to seek out JSK's martial arts instruction.

The instructors are amazing. My kids and I were invited to a birthday party here and they loved how…read morecool the instructor was. We're looking in to signing up for classes...