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I know the people that do this. they used to go to my school (WDMA) and it's ran by well trained practitioners I sincerely and would greatly recomnend going to this place
Great teachers who bring a positive impact into their classes. I give them an A+ rating!
My son says he loves the positive energy and encouragement his teacher gives. They teach great values like perseverance and commitment that extends to all aspects of life. I’m really happy we found this school.
The instructor Courtney is really good with the kids. The kids love and respect her too.
If you’re looking for a place where your kids can learn Kung Fu while exercising and learning some lessons in discipline, then you are in the right place. Oh, before I forget, the fee is reasonable too.
My son has been taking lessons at Zenith for 3 years now and he loves it! As a parent, I feel as though my son isn't just learning a martial art, but also the fundamentals of being an overall good human. Courtney and Nic are fantastic teachers, I cannot recommend them enough. They are super flexible and super friendly professionals.
My son didn't love team sports and I wanted him to feel like he was part of something so we tried Zenith Martial Arts. He has been loving it and we couldn't be happier with the program. As a parent, I love that the classes include learning about potential, perseverance, communication, motivation, setting goals and more.. It has also been awesome to see him get excited to go the every class. He's having so much fun :) I highly recommend the program.
They sit down and listen to every student's goals to help tailor their training. The folks at Zenith Martial Arts work with your past experiences and want to help anyone who wants to learn do just that. If you want a fun rewarding challenge or to destress give it a try.
Taking classes here has helped me in many ways, from learning things that I didn't think I could do, to things that I needed to do. It's not just the martial aspect, it's also learning about your self, and I have found that really helpful.
We love Zenith! My son looks forward to going every week and comes back so excited to share what he accomplished.
Sifu Nic Rollins is professional and approachable. His focus on building a family that does martial arts right is something I've come to appreciate. Ten out of Ten would highly recommend Zenith Martial Arts!
I can't recommend training here enough! I've known the instructor for many years and know he wants to help people not just learn kung fu but grow as a person. Really excited to see his school open.
We absolutely love Zenith Martial Arts. My five and six year old look forward to seeing Courtney every week.
Sifu Nic is a great brother and friend in the arts, he works hard and gives his all to anyone he’s working with. Very intelligent and knows how to keep the classes interesting and fun! Great person to work with!
We love Zenith Martial Arts! You're part of their family! My daughter looks forward to her lessons.
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