Austin Kung-Fu Academy

7.50
4631 Airport Blvd #110a, Austin, TX 78751
Perfect for:
Families with childrenMartial arts enthusiasts
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Austin Kung-Fu Academy interior

About

Austin Kung-Fu Academy in Austin, Texas provides martial arts training that combines various styles including Choy Lay Fut, Tai Chi, Aikido, Baguazhang, Jiu Jitsu, and Escrima. The academy, founded in 2006 by Santanu Rahman who has over 35 years of martial arts experience, emphasizes a unique approach focusing on circular, leverage-oriented techniques that 'go-with-the-flow' of energy. Their training methods include pad drills, forms, circular defense techniques, leverage-based escape techniques, randori, and rope dart practice.

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7.50/10

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Public Review Sentiment

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Based on 12 Google Reviews
Reviews for Austin Kung-Fu Academy are generally positive but mixed. Parents appreciate how the training builds confidence in their children, while adult students value the personalized attention and diverse training methods. However, some concerns have been raised about limited physical activity in children's classes, communication issues, and disciplinary approaches.
Last Updated 2 Mar 2025

Instructors

Head instructor Santanu Rahman has over 35 years of martial arts experience and 25 years of teaching experience, with a Master's Degree in Education. Students describe the instructors as patient, supportive, and good with children, though teaching styles may vary between instructors.

Facility

The academy is located at 4631 Airport Blvd in Austin and includes a training area with a waiting room where parents can observe classes. The facility appears to be adequate for the small class sizes mentioned in reviews, though detailed information about amenities is limited.

Pricing

The academy offers flexible pricing options, including pay-per-class and multi-class packages for certain programs like cardio kickboxing. While detailed pricing for regular martial arts classes isn't publicly available, the cardio kickboxing classes are priced at $8 per class or $60 for a 10-class package.

Facility

Generally CleanEnough spaceWaiting room for parentsTraining area

Gym

Casual AtmosphereSupportive VibeAverage Safety

Instructors

ExperiencedPatientSupportiveGood with children

Classes

GiAdvancedKids ClassesAdult friendly

Pricing

Good ValueNo free trialUnclear Pricing

There is no specific information available about free trials at Austin Kung-Fu Academy, though prospective students would likely need to contact the academy directly to inquire about trial options.

Location

Limited ParkingGood Accessibility

Opening Hours

Open now
Monday 4:30 - 5:30PM
Tuesday Closed
Wednesday 8 - 9PM
Thursday (Today)4:30 - 5:30PM
Friday Closed
Saturday 1:30 - 4PM
Sunday Closed

Location

The academy is conveniently located on Airport Boulevard in Austin, making it accessible to students from various parts of the city.

Address

4631 Airport Blvd #110a, Austin, TX 78751

Website

https://www.austinkungfuacademy.com/

Phone

+1 512-643-4759

Frequently Asked Questions

What age groups does Austin Kung-Fu Academy serve?

The academy offers classes for various age groups including 5-6 year olds, 7-8 year olds, 9-12 year olds, teens, and adults (18+).

What martial arts styles are taught at the academy?

The academy teaches a blend of styles including Choy Lay Fut, Tai Chi, Aikido, Baguazhang, Jiu Jitsu, and Escrima, with an emphasis on circular, leverage-oriented techniques.

What training methods are used at Austin Kung-Fu Academy?

The academy uses six core training methods: Pad Drills, Forms, Circular Defense Techniques, Leverage Based Escape Techniques, Randori, and Rope Dart.

How large are the class sizes?

According to reviews, classes are typically small, with some mentioning that they never exceeded three people, allowing for personalized attention.