Kevin C.

Braich Sensei of the Three Rivers Dojo has trained me for the last 12 years. Discipline, integrity, honor, and legitimate technique in kenjutsu, aikijujutsu, and karate is what comes to mind. With real work on your part, you'll be trained to be strong enough and smart enough to not have to fight. If you are searching for a quick black belt for your ego, MMA or rolling around on a mat, this is NOT for you. If you want to learn who, what, where, how and why of when training was a matter of life or death, then proceed further. You WILL get back what you put in to this. As I have learned in the dojo: Everybody works. Nothing in life is free. All start at the bottom

Carrie B.

I appreciate Sifu Andre for his knowledge, positive energy, and passion for teaching. He genuinely wants to help you learn. That being said, I would never ever ever want to be the bad guy who gets into a confrontation with him… Andre is what you might call “resourceful.” I’ve done JKD / Kali classes and training sessions with Andre. For me, it’s a fun way to work on coordination / reaction time and build memory. Although I came in with zero martial arts background, Andre has given me a basic understanding of movements and possibilities should I ever need to react. Overall, Andre’s classes are a blast, and they’ll fly by like a moment in time. 🙂

M.E. S.

Inoshi is an excellent instructor. I look forward to going to the class each week.

Kyle A.

Charles is an amazing trainer, he knows the intricacies of the musculoskeletal system and how it coordinates with different exercises with different weights. He’s not a trainer that will leave you to your own devices and give you an exercise to do and that’s it. Charles takes the time and the focus to place it on your through every rep and movement, he guides you on the focusing of the particular muscle being worked to achieve the highest quality of work done.

Thomas C.

The instructor (Sensei John) really teaches good technique. He's patient and really understands how to teach. Some instructors I have gone to in the past were good but they had difficulty in actually teaching. Instructing seems to come natural to Sensei John.