My daughter and I started the TacTecs class about 8 months ago. We had no martial arts training…read more It has been awesome. I can't tell you how great this martial arts family has been. We are learning in a serious but fun atmosphere. If you ever thought you might do something like this, do it! They accommodate all sorts of learning levels and physical abilities.

My daughter and I started the TacTecs self-defense class 6 months ago. We love it! Neither of us…read morehave done martial arts. All the senseis are amazing! They are patient, extremely talented, good at instructing, and a joy to be around. We are learning life-long skills with the wisdom of when to use them. We have also done the cardio kickboxing class and enjoy that as well. If you want some structure without extreme formality to truly learn skills and wisdom, this is the spot for you.

I love the fact that the Dojo is open five days a week. My son can pick and choose the days we…read morewants to go based to his belt level and the type of class he wants to do. He also takes the Basic Weapons and Tournament classes. My son says "they are fantastic teachers who make learning fun and help me win tournaments." Sensei Lena is fantastic with the children. She even teaches special needs kids and gives the option of private lessons if necessary. My son is definitely benefiting from the teachings at Martial Science Academy.

They are a super friendly group to learn from. As an adult beginner I was nervous to start but…read morethey were so nice and help me learn at a pace I can handle. They are accepting of my limitations and can help tailor the moves to me. They're excellent with the kids as well, watching the confidence build in the younger ones helps me feel more confident as well. They also do self defense which has been great.

If I could give no stars I would. I have not one good thing to say about Mr Walker or his school…read more Over priced for what you receive and constantly pushed to spend more.

This school is fake. His belts are eBay ordered. I took my daughter for there for 3 months while…read moredoing a kid's martial arts docuseries and this guy has the worst/fakest academy I have ever seen in over 25+ years studying martial arts. He uses ppl he promotes with free classes so he doesn't have to teach, and the kid instructors teach kicks that will break a kid's foot and most of these parents do not realize it. He is overpriced. I currently have my 3-year-old in Gracie Jiu-Jitsu for less than Walker charges, and she is also taking 1-hour classes in Karate at Warriors for half the price from an Olympic instructor. Bushido Aurora is a cash grab, it specializes in kids because adults can see this isn't correct. I threw out a challenge on the mat as he has no credentials that can be found and he blocked me and charged my card after my daughter has been going to another academy for weeks now.

This dojo is amazing! The teachers here do an great job building community and confidence in their…read morestudents. CAMA has a strong focus on personal betterment and learning and classes are always interesting, fun and engaging. I started here when I was a small child and now that I'm (several years) finished with college, I still can't imagine training anywhere else. As a woman, I think it's important to know how to defend myself in any situation. CAMA teaches not only self-defense, but also situational awareness in a way that truly prepares their students for whatever they might encounter in real life: anything from that creepy guy at the store who follows you to your car to what to do if you accidentally slip. One of the things that I love about the Seizan Ryu Jujitsu that CAMA teaches is that it doesn't matter how muscular you are--you can always use your opponent's momentum against them. It's incredibly empowering! An added bonus: you won't find any aggressive MMA students here. CAMA is all about respecting each other and ourselves--this is a lady friendly dojo!

After a really awful experience at a place in Denver, I decided to take my kids to this school…read more Now - it's a hike from Denver, but I spoke with the owner who told me to come in and try the school for a couple of weeks. A couple of weeks! And then sign up if our kids like it. Not only that, but he was polite, pleasant, not in a hurry and so, so professional. So the next day, I get a call from the director who handles enrollment asking if I had any additional questions. So I called him back and we chatted for way longer than he probably wanted to - I only say this because I know I'm chatty as hell. So I take the kids to the class and oh my. Night and day from the awful customer service we received the day before from that craptastic Denver school I mentioned earlier. The teachers (sensei) - are awesome - Patient, energetic, and fun. My younger daughter's classes were taught by two women - I love strong female role models for girls and boys! The studio is clean and inviting and the atmosphere is way Mr. Miyagi. I will tell you that the little one was not as excited about this class at first because there was not as much punching and kicking and show pony board breaking as the Denver class (should I be worried?) but I think the message and methods taught at this school - and less punching - is really what we want for our kids at the end of the day. I want my kids to feel confident and learn how to defend themselves - extra aggression is unnecessary. Wax on, wax off. The school does want a commitment of 6 months to a year. We stayed for three years until other after school activities made the drive to littleton too difficult to commit further. I'm sad about that, truthfully. I would recommend this school to anyone looking for a professional, low pressure but high quality martial arts training for kids or adults.

My granddaughter has been participating at Mile High Karate since September. She was first…read moreintroduced at school, where classes where held at her school. She had an interest after 4 weeks of joining the classes at the Westminster office. When she began attending at the Westminster office is when I had an opportunity to go and watch her classes and see the program they have first hand. I was impressed. Its just not about Karate, its about other life skills she is learning. Yes, sir - Yes, Mam is used at all times in the class and although my daughter and her husband are a bit uncomfortable with their daughter calling them with this respect, I do not. Respect is missing in our culture, and the Martial Arts has a foundation based on respect. Learning about how to handle situations with strangers and how to protect yourself with your words was powerful learning for her and the other students. I told my Daughter I would pay for her training and when you look at the rate vs. the number of hours of training available it was very competitive to what Mom pays for her dancing. After several months, my granddaughter made the decision she wanted to pursue becoming a Black Belt. A packet of information was provided that talked about the committment needed over the next 4 to 6 years for her to obtain it. Now she is only 6 1/2 years old, but she is already is a high achiever in school, with Dancing and now with Karate. The owner and his wife, along with their staff, all who began Karate at Mile High at a younger age are good people. They take interest in the students and they make it fun. This past weekend was a special event of Saturday. A special class for the entire school was held where the students learned how to break boards! The first hour and half was learning how to visualize their goal, and practicing on cushioned hand pads held between two concrete blocks. By the end of the Special Event my granddaughter broke 3 boards as did many of the other students by themselves. And even those who were not able to on their own, got assistance from the instructions, who cradled their hands and "helped" them break the boards. The looks on kids faces even younger than my daughter, with now holding two boards where there was once one, was powerful. I have two sons who were in the Scouting program and both achieved and are Eagle Scouts. I see similarities in Scouting with the program at Mile High Karate. Character development was just as important in Scouting as was the camping and other activities. Same in Mile High Karate program. Just like Scouting, Karate is not for every kid's parents. Same held true in Scouting where some parents saw a commitment to go camping every month as a deal breaker. But the benefits in both program for those who stay with it can be life changing and can help mold them for later in life. I am grateful my granddaughter is in this program. She loves it and she likes the friends she has met.

What a great place for the kids. I love the instructors here they are all wonderful…read more Thanks to all at mile high karate for making my girl better in many ways. I recommend anyone have their children learn karate here.

My daughter (11) has been training in jiu jitsu for a year, and after competing at Logos'…read moreinvitational 4 months ago, we made the switch, and it was the best decision we could have made. Coach Beth and the other coaches are all phenomenal with the kids. She has this rare ability to blend discipline and fun seamlessly. The kids aren't just learning techniques. They're building confidence, resilience, leadership, and a strong mindset. You can see the growth both on and off the mats. You'll see the growth in your kids fairly quickly at home as well. My daughter competes, and this is truly a top-tier competition team. The training is high level, structured, and intentional. Not to mention, the culture is incredibly supportive. The teammates push each other while genuinely cheering one another on. I started training myself in January, and the adult program is just as strong. The Gi classes with Coach Casey, Coach Phil, Coach Beth, as well as NoGi with Coach Todd are all technical, detailed, and challenging in all the right ways. Each coach brings a different strength and perspective, which makes the learning experience well-rounded, challenging, and constantly evolving. Whether you're brand new or looking to sharpen your competition game, the level of instruction is the outstanding. If you're considering jiu jitsu, for your child or for yourself, give Logos a try. The coaching, the culture, and the community are unmatched.

Great place to train! If you're a parent considering getting your child into Jiu Jitsu, I highly…read morerecommend bringing them here.

My boys absolutely love their martial arts classes with Coach Kamil! They get so excited for each…read moreclass and are always eager to learn something new. It's amazing to see how much fun they have while growing in confidence and skill.

My son has a ton of anxiety and ADHD did not enjoy martial arts until we enrolled him in Warriors…read more The teachers and community are extremely supportive and encouraging. I was flabbergasted when he insisted that we sign him up for the tournament. He's been going there for close to 6 months and is not showing any signs of slowing down. This is a huge testament to the way the program is run, the teachers, and the community. We're extremely grateful to finding this dojo.

There is a lot of positive energy, top notch instruction, and excellent community…read more If you like to roll, you will have lots of talented training partners and class sizes (depending on the time) can be large and exciting, but everyone still gets 1on1 attention from the instructors and coaches. People there are friendly and welcoming but still serious about getting better, they take their training seriously but it's a relaxed vibe. The instructors are wonderful, very professional yet personable. High level techniques being shared here. With soo much experience on the mats you have lots of different Jiu-Jitsu styles to choose from. The amenities are exceptional. Nice clean bathrooms, changing rooms and showers. The front desk people are always smiling and helpful when you come in the door. While I haven't gotten to train the striking classes as I primarily train Jiu-Jitsu , they look like a lot of fun and they are training very hard with solid technique. They have lots of quality mat spaces for grappling and striking as well as workout equipment. There are many classes for people to choose from. Giving the most flexibility I have ever seen at a gym. Add in the elevation and the location of a beautiful mountain city, this is one of the best places to train in the country. I highly recommend the gym.

Our two kids had a great experience at Easton. I appreciated the staff from Fernie to owner Matthew…read moreand all the instructors. I could see our kids building confidence, even as beginners to these martial arts. I know "jiu jitsu" and "kickboxing" might be intimidating terms, but we found Easton is a place people come to improve themselves and experience community. I'm glad it's right there in central Boulder. Great people. Support this small business! Five Stars!