Martial Arts

My boys

Wing chun

Great structured environment with teachers that genuinely care about the kids.

I've been going to this dojo for over 3 years now and it is the best martial arts school I've been to. The instructors are patient and thorough. They make sure you know what you need to know before advancing you to the next rank. My classmates are also very nice and easy to get along with. I love it there.

My daughter got so much from this program. Confidence, strength of body and mind and body image issues, that really helped her as a teenager and continues, as a young adult. I would recommend it highly for all, young and old.

As a three year student of Kuk Sool Won of Berkeley, I have gained in mobility and endurance, but lost in circumference and weight, about 12" in the middle, and 50 pounds, respectively. So I am very happy with my KSW win/loss system, as I am almost 70, and the other active martial arts I have tried just don't work for arthritic and overweight older guys. 6th degree Black Belt Tom Brewer, has gained insight and knowledge into ways to tailor his teaching to specific students needs that few westerners possess. Big bonus! He speaks English as a first language! This course takes you from whatever condition you arrive there, and to the degree you are able and willing to work, will develop your strengths, and new strengths to go with them. Oh, and you can learn safely how to handle sword, staff, and jool bong - "Numchucks", but padded ones, for safety, and more weapons as you learn. This art is taught in the U.S. Air Force, West Point, Sky Martials, and in many countries, and was named and organized in 1958, by Grandmaster In Hyuk Suh. Regional and international tournaments are there for the competitive, and instruction for kids from about 5 years old to over 75 is given. (and presumably longer) I have personally enjoyed so many benefits in pain relief and mobility, just from moving my body and stretching, and memorizing and practicing forms, falls, pins and finishes, techniques, and all sorts of kicks and punches, and stretching exercises, and "ki" generating exercises, all in Kuk Sool Won. Meeting like minded and wonderful people is also part of the process. Try it and see how it works for you.

The Masters are very kind and the atmosphere is very friendly :)

Love it here

Bernard Langan is a true master, expert, and professional.

I would really recommend this school. I am still a student there and I have to say it is a very nice and welcoming school. The teachers are very nice and they explain the material perfectly. I give it 5 stars because it's an outstanding experience.

Golden Lion is truly a traditional kung fu and tai chi school. I greatly appreciate the level of instruction and training I receive here. The students are pushed to be the best martial artists they can be. I love the richness found in the traditions that have been passed down in this beautiful art.

Search no more, whether you are an experienced practitioner of martial arts, or someone with no experience, what you will find at the Sennin foundation is unique. With several years of experience Sensei Davey can easily transmit and explain what others expect you to imitate. His approach is holistic. You will not be training your body, but you will be training your mind.

The place doesn't sell McChickens

Best place!!!!!!!!!!!!!