Best Martial Arts and Combat Sports Classes in Framingham, MA

Kung Fu and Tai Chi cost $120 per student per month with $20 per month per extra program. We also offer family discounts. First immediate family member is full price; second family member is $60 per month; third family member is $30 per month, any additional family member is free. (Please note that family discounts only apply for immediate family members; couples, siblings, parents and children.) Individual monthly rates cap at $180, family monthly rates cap at $270. Yoga classes are $18 to drop in, or $150 for a 10 class punch card. Please note that punch cards expire after 90 days.

Due to the cumulative nature of the Kung Fu and Tai Chi curricula, drop-ins are only allowed for yoga classes. Drop-in rates are $18 per class. Yoga students may also purchase a punch card with ten classes for $150. Punch cards expire after ninety days.

Contact the school to set up a trial class. You should show up a few minutes early to your first class so the instructor can introduce themselves and have you fill out some paperwork. You can wear comfortable workout clothes, like gym shorts and a t-shirt. Please note that Kung Fu and Tai Chi students wear shoes during class; please bring a clean pair to change into when you arrive. You should also bring a water bottle. Kung Fu and Tai Chi students are expected to wear a school uniform, including sashes. Yoga students are welcome to bring their own mats, bolsters, and blocks, but we have plenty to borrow if you do not have any of your own. The instructor will make sure you are comfortable and will help you though the basics.

Absolutely not. When done properly, Kung Fu, Tai Chi, and yoga will all make your body stronger and more flexible. Our instructors work with each student individually to help him/her reach his/her individual potential in his/her own time. Our only competition is with ourselves! That being said, all instructors should be notified of any physical or mental health problems that could interfere with training in a group environment.

No. Our requirements for each sash level are very specific and our curriculum consists of establishing a foundation of basics upon which more advanced and complicated techniques are applied. Skipping steps results in a poor understanding of Kung Fu and can lead to acute and/or chronic injuries. Putting on a white sash again takes a lot of humility, and you will need that humility if you are to be successful in your Kung Fu training.