Where is the best place in town for martial arts lessons, whether you're an adult wanting to learn self defense, or a child looking for more confidence?
Vote for your favorite martial arts studios in the poll below: , , , , , , , , Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, Esteller Martial Arts, Dave Camarillo's Guerilla Jiu Jitsu, and Tri-Valley Judo.
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If there is another local spot that we missed, tell us in the comments section below. In the event of a tie, we will break it based on the comments, so please explain your choice.
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As a parent of multiple kids (mostly girls) that have been part of the EMA family for about 10 years, I am a bit bias. If you are looking for a solid program, where your child will learn to be strong, confident, and SAFE, then you should try Esteller Martial Arts. EMA provides a very family friendly (Ohana) environment. I definately feel that my kids and I are always welcome as family, as opposed to my kids just being students taking some classes. They also offer summer and vacation time camps, where the kids can bond, get some training, and have fun.
and has learned to feel and see happiness in his success. That is all through the teaching that Ron and the EMA family. I am very much in love with S.A.F.E kids program! I feel that when you walk into the dojo you can feel the sence of family. They all encourage each other on. I am 100% all for EMA!
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