Martial Arts

I really love Young's Martial Arts

Always very friendly. I am greeted with a smile every visit. I am not the best customer either, I am unorganized and ask for more things than on my order.

Nice class u gotta be determined thoe

A fatastic place to learn, to train. Tolerant, helpful, kind peers, mentors. Clean, safe environment. Best place to train BJJ.

The staff is very perfessional and very knowledgable. Been going here for years they've all halped me reach my weightloss goals! If you wanna try something new and fun I highly recoomend checking this place out!

Master Pitts is Amazing Our 3 and 6 year old sons love Mater Pitts. He has taught them so much as about respect, discipline and self-defense while making martial arts fun.

I'm grateful to have found such a warm, diverse and creative group of people to train with each week. Out of all the dojos I visited in the Bay Area, this dojo led by Kayla Feder Sensei is the jewel - just the right combination of tradition and flexibility, bad-ass aikido and warmth, both silence and authentic dialogue. It's full circle community - we take care of members when they are sick, we attending each others concerts and creative projects, hold potlucks and get down clean the dojo together, regardless of rank.

I have trained aikido for about 6 years in Boston, California, and Japan. I can tell that Brandon sensei is an excellent aikido instructor because of 3 reasons. First, he is one of the rare aikido instructors who can respect different styles of aikido. Although his aikido style is Iwama, he can respect other styles of aikido such as aikikai, ki-society, and others. Many aikido instructors emphasis only on single factor: speed, power, or technique. Brandon sensei can teach aikido comprehensively breaking down its components depending on students' strength, experience, and interest. Second, he is very good at weapons: jo and bo-ken. In my opinion, people cannot figure out the essence of aikido without knowing how to use Japanese weapons. He can explain how to apply techniques of weapons to bear-handed techniques. This means that his aikido follows in Japanese tradition. Third, he does not avoid from explaining logic behind the techniques of aikido. Because of his long experience and enthusiasm of aikdio, he has a lot of things to talk about aikido. In sum, Brandon sensei's aikido is practical, traditional, and understandable. Highly recommended.

If you are in the area and considering taking up a Martial art, I would recommend this Prunedale dojo. I train in BJJ here as often as I can because of the supportive atmosphere and awesome guys and gals who make this place what it is. :)

If I could give this place "0" stars I would. Bob the owner or sensei/sifu is a cruel and self centered person only concerned for his own greedy narcissistic control and power. Hardly a Zen that Buddha would ever approve of. He should be ashamed of himself the way he treats others. Bob need's a lesson of humility in life! Bob is also a Bigot! If you want to do business with a Bigot then go join his school.

Samurai BJJ is serious about jiu jitsu and grappling in general. This is a beautiful school with excellent black belt instructors from different lineages. The instructors cross-train and you'll lean judo and wrestling fundamentals along with the core BJJ ground work. It's an excellent school for not just adults but kids as well. This is a top-notch academy.