MSWCTKD has been the best experience for our daughter! Such a positive environment where she's…read morelearning more than just taekwondo: focus, memory, kindness and respect are part of every session! We love being a part of the MSWCTKD family!

I go here currently, very friendly culture, chill community, and great teachers. I think if your…read morelooking for somewhere to start your martial arts journey this is a good place to go.

This place has had such a wonderful impact on my son. He shows more confidence and takes every…read moremessage to heart. We highly recommend!

USA Martial Arts should be a staple in your child's life. The amount of confidence, discipline, and…read moreself control gained from their training is amazing! With typical smaller class sizes, they get a more hands on approach to instruction. They teach you how to grow as a student, but also how to grow as a person!

Great instructors for adults and children. They just don't teach taekwondo but also instill self…read morediscipline and confidence.

The best instructor I've ever had in 20 years. Master Kim has taught me so much in all the years…read moreI've trained. Under his teaching I have been a state champion for 3 year and seven time world top ten. I highly recommend Master Kim.

Master Kim is absolutely amazing with children of all ages!…read moreMy grandchildren have been going to Master Kim for a year now. My grandson has taken a handful of different martial arts in the past, but training with Master Kim has been by far the best experience for him for several reasons. First it helps him with his body confidence. No mater what age, tiny tigers who have difficulty punching and teenagers who have a quick change in their body and everything is awkward. Master Kim puts them all at ease in their abilities. Master Kim keeps all students attention. He is so fun for everyone. He helps children with focus, discipline and in my case confidence. My grandson is a student leader. He is more sure of himself in school then he every was, thanks to Master Kim. Before Master Kim he would come home distressed about being picked on at school. Now he is a model example for his teachers and students respect him. There is so much for students to learn. There are endless ways Master Kim mixes it up. Weaponry could be a dojo all to itself. Everything I could ever think of! My grandson has some spectacular nunchaku skills. And he puts on a nice show with a sward. And even though he has only been going for a year he is half way to black belt. At first I did not like that they progressed through the belts so quickly but I see why it works so well. There is always something new they are learning. And the testing they must go through is great! Master Kim does amazing well at pushing them just enough. And the flexibility that we have in the class schedule is perfect.

The owners and instructors are the nicest people who are so passionate about not only martial arts…read morebut the children on a personal level as well. We are so happy to have found such a wonderful outlet for our sons energy, that combines physical and mental strength, and self discipline

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This place is amazing for teakwondo! If you would like to learn, this is the place. My friend Alex…read moreloves it. -Kevin (Eli)

My son has been taking Tae Kwon Do for approximately 3 nearly 4 yrs now. We've been through one…read moreownership change and a couple individual instructor changes and one location change; however the principals and values remain the same. My son plays football and has 0 interest in any other sport. He started Tae Kwon Do during football offseason for exercise and to improve balance and coordination. He recently received his black belt. His mother and I are beyond proud. This martial arts gym allows my son to take breaks while football is in season and return when the season is over. Taking Tae Kwon Do has dramatically improved his balance and coordination and made him more assertive on the football field. This studio is great for all kids for a myriad of different reasons. Other parents and students alike I've spoken to use this facility for: self defense, organized activity for home schooled children, behavioral/ structural respect issues and countless other reasons including my kid wants to be a Ninja Turtle. Parents are encouraged to take classes also. They offer Cub, Youth and Adult classes days a week. Promotions run periodically for discounts on classes and equipment. You can check their website or Facebook to see the current opportunities. I'm relatively certain you can come in at virtually any class on any day (age appropriate of course) and try a class out at no cost or obligation. The lead instructor and manager of this facility is Meredith Little. The owner is Danny Williams. Mr. Williams owns this facility, Hoover and Jasper. You can take classes at Pelham or Hoover if you sign up at either location. The testings for advancement are held at the Hoover location. As a member of Tiger Rock you will also be encouraged to represent at tournaments. You are not required to. We've been to Tuscaloosa a couple times and Nationals at the BJCC. You can go a couple days a week, emerge yourself and go more and you can even take additional classes for weapons training. It's a great facility and it's well run. If you or your child has an interest in martial arts, I would encourage you to give it a shot.

My grandson was enrolled for about 2 years. I was hospitalized and needed full time care for a few…read moremonths and he was unable to attend classes. We tried to start him back, paid our dues and THEN we were told that they were going to strip his green belt and put him back to yellow. We decided to take him out of class and asked for a refund. We were told that we had to pick up the refund because he wasn't mailing it. We tried to get it and were told that since it was over 30 days, we couldn't get it. He conveniently failed to mention that up front.