Blackbelt Leaders - (Near , UK)

5 /5 Sam OConnell: Joseph has been a member of the Blackbelt Leaders family for 4 years and both he and the rest of our family have always been made to feel welcome, supported and inspired. The leadership team are fantastic - always listening, nurturing, educating and leading. My son has reached junior blackbelt status and loves the craft, skill discipline, self confidence and resilience it builds in him. We would highly recommend Blackbelt leaders to anyone of any age wanting to become part of a nurtured team looking to improve fitness, skills, discipline, confidence and self esteem as well as hone awesome martial arts techniques.

5 /5 Kim Kim: My 3 children have been going to Blackbelt Leaders for near 10yrs. Not only have they learnt all types of Kick boxing and self defence, Arnis etc but also discipline and respect for others. The coaches are very professional, extremely understanding of the needs and ability of each of their students. (and parents) But the greatest thing about our club is we all become one big family. Id highly recommend Blackbelt Leaders for children and Adults ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️+++++

5 /5 Elektra Robinson: Both my children have been attending BBL for over four years, going twice a week, with no protests! The organisation and inclusive atmosphere of the classes have enabled them to make progress and increase their confidence. All the teachers are incredible and I still enjoy going to watch the lessons when I can. I highly recommend Blackbelt Leaders to anyone, of any age, looking into doing martial arts.

2 /5 Skychi Verse: Pros: Very good for starting out on martial arts Friendly, competent staff Large variety of skills and martial arts The staff are very nice and skilled. They are confident and knowledgeable on what they’re doing, the place teaches not only kickboxing, but arnis says well as some grappling work! I started out here, and it was an amazing root for my fighting journey. Cons: Slightly unhygienic environment Always passing grading Building seems out of place Expensive kit Only padwork You might be asking, why is always passing grading bad? Well, if you have ever trained in martial arts, it takes a while to progress. You pay around £40 for grading, and get the belt about 95% of the time. One thing that is probably the worst is that there is no genuine sparring. Only padwork. Sparring is extremely important in any dojo, since you can test yourself in real time rather than on a drill which may or may not be unrealistic.