David Bruce's American Martial Arts

143 W Dominick St, Rome, NY 13440, USA

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Kids, Teens & Adult Martial Arts plus Jiu Jitsu Classes make David Bruce's American Martial Arts the best choice for Martial Arts training in Rome, NY!

https://www.romekarate.com/

(315) 533-5286

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  • Justin
    Justin

    Did a drop in BJJ class while traveling to Rome for Thanksgiving. David and his students were welcoming, knowledgable and the gym was super clean. Would absolutely recommend and can’t wait to stop in again.

    Posted 1 year ago
  • Samantha Sabia
    Samantha Sabia

    I am pleased to recommend David Bruce's American Martial Arts. Programs offered prioritize structured learning, safety, and individualized support for students of all abilities. The programming is designed to accommodate varying skill levels, ensuring that each student receives tailored instruction to facilitate their progress. Instructors cultivate an inclusive atmosphere where students feel valued and supported. Through personalized attention and encouragement, they inspire confidence and motivation, fostering a sense of achievement in every participant. Beyond its commitment to safety, cleanliness, and personalized instruction, David Bruce offers a stimulating learning environment enriched with engaging activities. These activities not only enhance skill development but also contribute to a fun social training experience. It is outstanding to have this quality of programming in Rome.

    Posted 1 year ago
  • R
    R

    I'm not sure what that whole "bait and switch" review is about. (just look at the Facebook reviews) They clearly didn't talk to Dave. I've been with him for over a year, and he's been very flexible and informative with my Karate contract. If you're sick and can't come to class for a month or so, he usually just credits you those classes you missed. He usually lets people out of their contract if they experience an unforseen hardship too. Dave is a great guy and is well known within the community. If that person truly signed up for a promotional offer, then I'm inclined to believe that Dave was very clear that once the promotion is over it will kick in to the regular cost - just like a Hulu subscription or literally any other service. Dave has a very large, and growing, karate class because he's honest, knowledgeable, personable, great with children, and cares very deeply for his students - of which I am one. This dojo is well run, and to say there was a "bait and switch" is simply not accepting responsibility for failing to terminate the contract after the promotional offer ended. My advice to anyone reading this who is concerned is to go to a class (Karate class is free to watch), and ask the parents of children who attend Karate there to see how their experience has been. I can say with almost 100% certainty that everyone single one of them will firmly stand beside Dave and his dojo and verify, without hesitation, that his business practices are very sound.

    Posted 6 years ago
  • Jess Thompson
    Jess Thompson

    Sensei David is a great instructor. He's patient, understanding, and encouraging with young and old students alike. I would recommend his school for anyone looking to get into martial arts, self defense, or just a fun and different way to exercise.

    Posted 9 years ago
  • Morgoth Ashtir
    Morgoth Ashtir

    Trash, I walked in about a year and a half ago and I was not impressed. No actual sparring, exercising for the majority of the time which isn’t in itself bad. But putting all your time into that and no full contact is completely useless. Techniques were only practiced for ten minutes, definitely a mcdojo

    Posted 2 years ago