Aikido Oxford Koushinkan - (Near Oxfordshire, UK)

Leon Hillier Senshi Kickboxing is a welcoming club with a real family feel where everyone supports each other. The coaches bring a wealth of knowledge from various martial arts, with years of experience, including competing at international levels. There’s a class for everyone, regardless of skill or experience. My daughter, now an adult, started training with Senshi a few years ago to supplement her other martial arts discipline and fitness. Despite training on a semi-regular basis due to other commitments, they’ve been able to accommodate her schedule and still progress her through the syllabus while adding significantly to her skill set.

lucky kaur Such an amazing boxing club, suitable for all age groups. There are classes every day which cater for female only, children, boxing skills and more. Ive lived in Witney for 3 years now and I am kicking myself that I have only discovered this club 6 months ago. It is a family run business, all the staff are extremely skilled, encouraging and supportive. I cannot express how nervous and overwhelmed I was when I first joined the team. All the staff are were so warm and welcoming; unwavering support and encouragement throughout the sessions are second the none!

Annicka Carter Khem is a wonderful yoga teacher- she varies each class along a theme each term and gives you options of difficulty so you can take it at your pace. Her voice and calming nature really make for a wonderful hour where you can self indulge and have some ‘’me time’. I would not hesitate in saying to give it a try… xx

Mele Clarke Im really enjoying the classes.  Its wonderful to know that I have some exercise scheduled in each week.  I am also loving you correcting me in class, and it feels like the lessons are totally tailored to what I need!  I enjoyed this morning too, and I know that I have a few Wednesday evenings that I wont be able to make, so being able to do the catch ups is great.

James Larminie These classes are very good The class I go to is in Headington, in a very good community hall, the parish hall of All Saints Church. The instructors are really good and clear, cheery and motivating. What I cant understand about Pilates is why so few men do it. There is nothing "gendered" about anything that goes on, and I find it really helpful for keeping me flexible and free from the aches and pains that age sends our way. So, if you are a man reading this, come along! Its just as good for men as for women.