Suggestions for Martial Arts Dojo near NoHo, New York
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8.6Martial Arts Dojo •650 Broadway 2nd Floor (Btwn Bleeker And Bond), New York
Corrie E. • February 24, 2013Special place. High quality instruction, good training partners and friendly atmosphere. Stand out quality is the relaxed, hard working dynamic.
6.9Martial Arts Dojo •666 Broadway (Lower Level (entrance on Bond St.)), New York
Ava L. • May 24, 2011intense yoga classes. only $10 a class<3 definitely try it out.
Gabe_Cera 7. • July 11, 2013Classy, Cultured, and Cool. I'm from California, so I dropped-in. The martial artists here have every right to come off as elitist, but they are the complete opposite. Much love for these cats. Oss!
Jocelyn W. • July 30, 2013Everyone is super friendly and amazingly talented. As an out of shape, and at times reluctant, noobie - I appreciate how both instructors and students were incredibly supportive. Will be going back!
?Martial Arts Dojo •62 E 4th St Fl 5 (Btwn Bowery & 2nd Ave), New York
Katharine M. • April 18, 2015My favorite part of ZAM is the importance of zen. Aikido is more than a sport. It's a philosophy–meditation; respect for others; staying calm in tricky situations; things I now see in my regular day!
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16. Pak Mei Kung Fu
Martial Arts Dojo •118-122 Baxter St (Baxter between Canal and Hester), New York
David F. • April 1, 2011Traditional Kung Fu school, very different style of martial art from what is seen today. http://www.pakmeinyc.net/
Jan P. • July 10, 2020Best place to learn Modern Arnis (stick fighting), Tai Chi, and other arts in small, personalized classes run by world champion Sifu Doug Pierre.
Compass • April 18, 2014Learn the Brazilian combination of dance and martial arts at the Lower East Side fitness center. Classes are offered seven days a week from capoeira veterans.
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