Dragon Gym | Kampfkunstschule Nürnberg

Färberstraße 10, 90402 Nürnberg, Germany

4.6 (26 reviews)

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Dimana Dimova

My son's second family! Sensei Roth and all the instructors there are simply great! We are always happy to be there, even if there are events 300/400 km away! 🤩
Posted 2 years ago
Жанна Малюк

A nice school for kids and teens. The trainer is very professional in both aspects as a "teacher" and as a "kids psychologist", gets high respect from kids. Just to recommend.
Posted 9 years ago
M. B.

I was in the Dragon Gym Nbg for almost two years: Basically a good basic training for Muay Thai, but the gym itself has cult-like structures and the “grandmaster” is paid homage (greetings to his poster before and after training ;) no fun). The belts are not officially recognized by an association (i.e. only internally by the Dragon Gym) and the promotions always cost extra in addition to the monthly fee. The higher the students advance, the more they have to pay and exclusive training with the “Grandmaster” is also mandatory for further advancement. Not bad training in itself, but these strange structures and the compulsive selling of uniforms and equipment at the beginning should be taken into account. In addition, there are all age groups there, so ambitious fighters can sometimes find seniors as sparring partners. The mix of age groups means very variable training levels, which sometimes offer little growth beyond a certain point.
Posted 2 years ago
jose stiebi

You don't really learn the sport, and it has a cult-like atmosphere with sensei and all sorts of things that aren't part of this martial art. If you want to get back into it, you can do it, but then you might as well go straight to something proper where you're not forced to buy the clothes (which are terrible quality and expensive, to boot).
Posted 1 year ago
Mar Medla

Terrible place, my son went in once after the probe and never wanted to go in again. They made me pay for a whole year even though my son didn’t go at all! If you have small kids think twice before signing a contract with this company. They are not very kid friendly.
Posted 2 years ago