Martial Arts, Strength TrainingFeel Fit Factory
6, Hart Ave, Hody Commercial Building, 9/F, Hong KongSafety guidelinesFunctional Fitness
see all reviewsChallenging workout from the start til the end (and challenging+++ session by session)as for a lower fitness level person. The workout is likely a circuit with weight, I had so much fun and Sweaty Friday and ready for my weekend rest😬
Exclusive multifunctional fitness studio for those who wants to train smarter, harder…Animal Flow 動物流
see all reviewsTze Wai is an enthusiastic and passionate man. No wonder he is the regional leader in Animal Flow! He breaks down the postures and explains the process clearly. He guides us to complete a flow movement from the basics and provides adequate time for us to practice bits by bits. Love that he shares the video of our achievement in the end to help us recognise our progress in consolidating our learning during class!
Located at the most prosperous area in Tsimshatsui, Omoon Yoga offers you a cozy…- Yoga, Martial Arts, …
Serene Page Yoga & Wellness
Room A, 1./F, Kam Hing Building, 20 Hillwood Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong KongSafety guidelinesSerene Page Yoga & Wellness is a homey yoga studio in Hillwood Road, Tsim Sha Tsui… - Martial Arts
KOWLOON JIUJITSU
Pacific Mansion, 2/F, 172-174 Nathan Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong KongSafety guidelinesBJJ Fundamentals
see all reviewsJP instructor: big dojo, lots of people, had a cat; but the toilet was a tad small.
Their Academy is a martial art fitness studio with a focus on Jiu Jitsu, Judo and… Thai Boxing 泰拳班
see all reviewsGreat boxing session with coach Jacko🥊 corrected my wrong poses so I can perform better in real fights:)) burned a lot of calories and just the best stress reliever after work!!! 😊
- Thai Boxing Studio in Tsim Sha Tsui (1 min from MTR station exit A).- Our Thai…- Martial Arts, Boxing, …
FLOWS
9/F, Lee Kong Commercial Building, No. 115 Woosung Street, Jordan, Kowloon, Hong KongSafety guidelines泰國刀 Krabi–krabong
see all reviewsHKer instructor: the thailand martial arts surprised me with how complicated they are. There are muay thai dojos everywhere. The way most masters teach muay thai is exactly the same as kickboxing. I was unable to see what is the difference between muay thai and kickboxing. However, this Master shows us the traditional thai martial arts which is significantly more in depth than kickboxong. Krabi Krabong looks like FMA’s kalis/arnis/escrima at first glance. However, when look more in detail, they alsp have quite a lot of differences.
Flow symbolizes fluidity and constant change, as well as a state of complete immersion…