Best places: Education in Longmont, United States

👍👍 Our grandsons have been attending Ripple Effects Martial Arts school in Longmont for over 1 year now. They love it. It's active, it's fun, AND the instructors are incredibly encouraging to all of the students. As parents and grandparents, we love the emphasis the school places on respect and good c...

😠 Only 30 minute martial arts classes. 10 of those minutes used for pledging allegiance, and saying hello to everyone in class. Dojos usually don’t operate like this. With beginner class instructors that seem to have little command experience or discipline for leading fitness regiments. Belts are awar...

👍👍 Easton Longmont has become our second family and home. Our son Lutreo started training jiujitsu with the little tigers when he was 6 years old, and now, two and a half years later we all train. We are so grateful for the connections and friendships in the community that we have made, but most import...

👍👍 Never thought I would like Jiu Jitsu. Didn’t wrestle in school. Close to middle aged, overweight, and out of shape. Needed something active during/after Covid. Decided to try Darkhorse and so thankful I did. This place is like a family. They support you in your goals and everyone is supportive when...

👍👍 We just had the best time at Sunflower farms the whole family really loved this place.(My kids are 2,7,8) While they do go over all the rules when you first get there I am glad they did since it was our first time and it really is for our safety and the safety of these incredible animals. Took about...

👍👍 We couldn't be happier with our Amerikick Longmont Martial Arts school. Sense Wax is unbelievably great with kids and was born to teach. It is a friendly and positive environment in a good facility. The classes reinforce good all around character development and growth in personal responsibilitie...

😠 Since my last review was removed for being too honest, I'll repost. Both of my kids went to this facility for the past 2 years. We have never had any issues until this year, less communication and new "teachers". When my son came home with a bruise on his arm, I expressed my concern to the teachers...