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10445 SE 240th St, Kent, Washington, 98031, United States

(253) 856-2122 www.lionsway.us

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Duc Tram

Oct 12, 2017

Great place to train. The more you come to class, the better you will get at it just like any good school. It's sambo, so it's a lot more throwing than a regular bjj class. Which I like way better than most school. We have 10 inch judo mats and they're very nice to get thrown on. They do offer striking classes as well. The mats are cleaned out everyday and it is a very sanitary place to train. This is a huge plus because grappling can create a lot of germs and infections. After striking class, students wipe down and clean their gears to help keep the germs away from the class. For beginners usually we go over basics like learning how to fall, how to be a good partner, and how to play-spar properly to maximize your skills. The school has a crash mat that provides an additional cushion when you're just starting out. The people are nice and helpful. The atmosphere is casual and relax in the beginning. Near the end of class, we shake hands to show respect. The main instructor Skip can train you towards the world class level since he's been around world class fighters himself and knows the process of becoming one.

Holli Matsumura

Jun 15, 2015

My daughter has been going there since she was 4 and she's now 8. The instructor is "awesome" not only is he teaching good martial arts (with weapons, full contact hand to hand and wrestling - just to name a few) but he's teaching mannerism is on point. He knows ALL the kids names which I don't see very often. I stay and watch classes and he's fun to watch but he knows how to discipline at the same time. I would highly recommend this place to anyone kids or adults.

Kelly Wiggans

Apr 13, 2013

My son has attended Lion's Way for the past couple of years. We enrolled him to try and improve his behavior at school and give him some self-discipline. My son has taken his training seriously, and Skip (the owner) has supported us along the way. When issues have arrisen Skip is more than happy to help. He is friendly and open, and teaches the children respect. He really is an extension of our parenting. I would recommend Lion's Way wholeheartedly to anyone wanting a full, enriching experience for their child's martial arts training.

Aman Multani

Mar 25, 2013

It's a great place to come get in shape and gain a good understanding of martial arts. There's a wide repitoire of skills one can pick up there, because the instructor is always bringing something new to the table. I've been training there for a while, and I am still being surprised with the new things we keep learning. Very supportive group of people there, friendly atmosphere and a nice, clean training facility. Quite physically demanding, but I feel like you never leave with less knowledge than you came in with.

Rick Falls

Apr 19, 2014

My family trained there for years. It's a great place to train and make lifetime friends. You learn so much more than a wide range of Martial Arts. You learn about yourself. Lions Way is not a "belt factory" where they just push you to pay for your next belt.

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Opening Hours

Mon:4 pm - 9 pm

Tue:4 pm - 9 pm

Wed:4 pm - 9 pm

Thu:4 pm - 9 pm

Fri:4 pm - 9 pm

Sat:10 am - 12 pm