I had started karate in my last year of, I was walking around in the Lansdale day with all the…read morebusiness and there tents, I had seen Action Karate's tent and I spun the wheel and got a free 6 weeks. So I started my free 6 weeks at Karate, over the time I started to return and like it even more. Once I finish up my free six weeks, I was asked if I wanted to continue and I said yes lets do it. Over the last 8 years its been a long and rough ride, with dating someone and then having to let that person go because of my actions, and then growing to become taller than my instructor, I still get told I'm to tall to this day by that same instructor. I have been through the covid era which was rough in itself. Over the time I have worked on myself and now Im going for my first degree black belt. Time to finish everything and get my black belt.

We just love Action Karate North Wales. It is not the closest karate studio to our house; in fact…read morethere are numerous others minutes away, but we'd never trade the atmosphere and leadership that comes with North Wales. The Instructors know names within moments of new students on the mat. They want to have an Action Karate family and they do a great job achieving that. Beyond the physical element of martial arts, the mental element is just as important. The life lessons that are discussed and the way to navigate age appropriate issues are second to none. We really have felt lucky to have martial arts in our lives and plan to continue with this studio and journey.

I started training at Action Karate when I was in 2nd grade. It was exciting to learn alongside my…read moreclassmates, and to develop skills from my instructors. I trained consistently until I earned my Junior Black Belt, but I had to stop when my family moved away. When I began my freshman year of high school, I realized how much I missed the challenge and discipline of training, so I decided to rejoin Action at a location near us. A few years later, I'm still training and now on the path toward earning my full Black Belt. Returning to Action has been one of the best decisions I've made, not only because of the training and discipline I've gained, but also because of the friendships and instructors that continue to push me forward.

Our daughter has been attending Action Karate Chalfont for the last two years. She has always…read morestruggled with self confidence and facing challenging situations. Since attending, I have seen her confidence in herself grow and blossom. She has found her voice and believes in herself and her abilities. I have seen her smile more and have faith in herself. She advocates for herself more and loves going to karate. She has wanted to quit and has struggled with self-doubt, but has continued pushing forward and conquering her fears. Karate has taught her grit, perseverance, and hard work. Mr. M and the other instructors have been instrumental in her success by encouraging her to keep going and always do her best

We just had my son's 10th birthday party here and the kids had a blast! They laughed, listened and…read moreplayed the most fun games! it was a well run machine with great staff. We just had to bring a cake. I highly recommend birthday parties here!!!! We will also bring trying the 3 class trial since my son had so much fun

My son just started karate here at Action in Quakertown but he also won a free birthday party here…read moreand the kids had a blast. I know some even joined after. I love the main instructor. I do not know if he is a manager or owner but his personality is absolutely perfect for kids. I apologize, I can not remember his name as we have only been there twice so far. I do wish there was a monthly fee for two times a week or 8 sessions in a month. Kids are so busy and then you feel you have to get them there as much as possible because it is pricey. We live sort of far and we always have a lot going on. If we only make it there twice a week, we are paying $37 a class and I think the classes are like 35 mins long. I do realize, this is a "me problem" given our location and busy schedules but I know my nephew goes somewhere and they just pay for monthly twice a week and it is much more affordable. This may be an "Action Karate" thing but I am frustrated by all gyms that only offer unlimited. Again, my son loves this so far and we are happy to do this for him, I just wish there were more options for participation.

This place was super good. It's made me lost 10 pounds…read more And the the Cheetos was nice and kind

This place is Amazing!!…read more We enrolled our elementary school age child. They are so good with young children / highly recommend!!

My son has been training at Action Karate North Wales for 3 years. When he first said he wanted to…read moredo karate, we were hesitant because he has special needs. He and the staff were determined to have him participate in the general classes. With the support of the Action Karate North Wales staff, he has been successful. He has gained physical strength. He has learned how to set priorities, as he often had to put off something he wanted to do in order to get in his 2 classes/week. During the COVID shutdown, he never missed a virtual class. Now, he is training for his black belt. He practices and does his best every day. Movement is not easy for him and he has surpassed all of our expectations.

When my mom signed me up for Action Karate, I had doubts. I didn't know if i wanted to learn…read morekarate. But after my first lesson, my opinion completely changed. I had a blast! The Action Karate senseis taught me different kicks, punches, and self defense. They also taught me respect and perseverance which made me a better person and student. Sometimes, I wanted to quit. But I knew I had to persevere. I recommend Action Karate for absolutely anyone. It is a life changing experience and I can't imagine life without it now.

A genuinely outstanding experience since day one. If I could rate it higher than 5 stars I…read moreABSOLUTELY would, as this school has beyond exceeded my expectations. I am so happy and proud I chose to be a part of the family here at SKY Taekwondo Warrington. Master Terry and EVERY single other instructor I've interacted with here have supported me so much non-stop, helping me grow into a way better person than I could've ever expected to become otherwise. I HIGHLY recommend going to this school if you are even slightly interested in learning from The Best of the Best. They have something for everyone at all levels, whether you are a complete beginner or a long-time experienced practitioner of martial arts. Thanks for everything so far SKY Family!

Master Terry is excellent with kids. The school curriculum is organized and well-built…read more Definitely recommend it

Karate studios come and go. Cha's Tae Kwon Do have been around for over 20 years. Awesome!…read more Master Cha, the older brother haven't been around for a long time now. But the younger Master Cha have been teaching there for the past 20+ years. My 3 sons have been going to Cha's academy for 10+ years since they were 5-6 years old. all the way to their high school years. The best place to have your children learn a beautiful art and getting trained to be discipline at the same time. Kudos to Master Cha.

My kids and I earned our 1st degree black belts at Cha's before we had to move out-of-state due to…read morea job change. Having now visited several other martial arts schools, I can assure you that Cha's is an excellent place for you and your kids to learn a martial art. Here are just a few of the reasons: * Quality - Cha's provides great quality instruction. I have visited some schools where a 3rd or 4th Dan (degree) black belt would not have the skills of most 1st Dan black belts from Cha's. * Schedule - while many schools only offer classes 2 or 3 times a week, Cha's offers classes 6 days a week, and on many of those days it is possible to choose from 2 different class times (or attend both). This gives you flexibility for scheduling conflicts, and allows students interested in advancing quickly an opportunity to take many classes each week. Also, unlike many schools, Cha's offers Family classes where parents and kids can take classes together - which is a great bonding experience and it makes scheduling easier if everyone can go together. * International Recognition - Cha's teaches in accordance with the World TaeKwonDo Federation (WTF), and Cha's black belts come with a certificate from the World TaeKwonDo headquarters from Seoul, Korea. This means your blackbelt is officially recognized by other schools around the globe. As we found out, this is a real value if you need to relocate. Not only were schools that followed WTF willing to recognize our black belts, but even schools that followed different systems of TaeKwonDo were willing to honor our black belts upon seeing our official certificates. * Friendly, Family Oriented Atmosphere -- One of the great things about Cha's TKD is all of the really nice people there. The Chas have established a great school where everyone helps and encourages others. As I mentioned, the Family classes are really great ways to spend time with your kids and also meet other nice families. Also, the Chas do a great job of making learning fun for kids. I could go on. If you are looking for a great martial arts school near the Doylestown area, you should definitely visit Cha's TKD -- you will be glad that you did!

My son has been training with Personal Power for over a year now. My wife and I never did Martial…read moreArts growing up but we decided to try it for our son. Master Zohar has created an amazing program. He life lessons along with the Tae Kwon Do trainings into each class not to mention a lot of fun and humor. We have noticed a drastic difference in his confidence since he has started the Master Zohar. He has used the lesson on dealing with bullies at school to easily defuse situations. In this period of home quarantine Master Zohar created Classes for the students to do through video conference so everyone could train at home. He could have just closed up shop but he wanted to make sure everyone kept up with their training. Master Zohar really seems to care about each and every student and gives them what they need when they need it. Not to mention that he knows every students name with out even thinking. I would suggest Personal Power to anyone who was interested in Tae Kwon Do training. We look forward to hopefully seeing our son receive a black belt from Master Zohar some day.

(I am writing this as an adult who wants to learn martial arts...) I wanted to take some…read moreself-defense class, and left messages with several places. This is the only place that called me back immediately, which was a good sign. I said I never did martial arts before and would like to learn with other adults. They asked me to come in for a trial class. When I got there, there were 3 teenagers and 2 other adults, 1 man and 1 woman. The woman only just started, so I thought this was a good start. The opening exercises were good, 100 jumping jacks and some very tough moves, but since I work out frequently, I actually liked the intensity. We then learned some defense moves that I liked also. But then we had to practice these moves with each other. When it was I against the woman, it was fine b/c we both were learning. Then it was the man sparring with the other woman, and it seemed like he's been there for a while, so he did it slowly and showed her the moves. I was thinking, this wasn't too bad. Then it was my turn to spar with him, and I was shocked when he went into attack mode! I kid you not. He pulled and twisted my wrists and pretended to hit me. Unfortunately, we had to do this a dozen times. My wrists and arms started to hurt because he was pulling so hard. Then we were told to add a move where we pretended to push the other person away, and he really pushed me to the point that I had to take several steps back to avoid falling. I had previously boxed before, but that was years ago, and usually against boxing bags or sparring with instructors with pads. So the next time we sparred, I came close to giving him full-blown upper cuts but stopped short, and decided to just block him instead. (I was taught to respect my elderlies, and he was probably 15 years older.) He said with a smirk, "Oh, are you afraid of me?" I said, "No, but I didn't expect to have to fight someone for real in my first class." (In my mind, I was like bring it on, a55h01e!) I may have gotten injured if I was a true beginner. Needless to say, I am never going back. I think they really should separate the beginners from overzealous and overeager showoffs.