My kids have been going to Nam's TKD for a couple of years. He is great with kids and the class are…read moregood. A lot of people complain that the kids gain belts to fast, but I think it's fine. I don't want my kid to be a ninja I just want them to get exercise, self-defense, and confidence. All those things are gained at Nam's. The price is the most reasonable in the area. I highly recommend it.

Place full of kids with a purpose, learn to kick and punch while having fun. They also learn…read morerespect, discipline, and develop so much selfsteem.

Amazing experience currently an orange belt if you want to go to karate go here of check when Miami…read moreopen tournament to join a good dojo but you should go to he art and sports center for the best karate.

This place is amazing! The sensei has great humor and is so nice. He teaches great karate and…read morediscipline.

Absolutely love this academy! For the past two years I've questioned whether or not to start…read morejiujitsu. I've known about Trillo for quite some time, as someone I know used to go there and mentioned how much she loved it and was going for so many years. After manifesting and understanding that this is extremely necessary for my future career, I felt that it'll help me grow, be stronger, and build character. This academy fell nothing short of those expectations. I was pretty nervous going into my first class (which he offers as a free trial btw), but upon arrival, I knew I was right where I needed to be! Without knowing absolutely anything about jiujitsu or martial arts at all, Sensei Freddy made me and my friend feel right at home with his sense of passion for the art. Everyone that goes there have such good vibes, that it's almost impossible to feel awkward for not knowing what most of them already know. On the contrary, everyone helps each other out and have so much patience. I've been in the academy for a little over a month now and I can say that the money is 100% worth every dollar and I plan on investing a lot of time to learn and grow my techniques with everyone!

Great academy with an instructor that actually cares about teaching the students. Offers a variety…read moreof age group classes as well as homework help/after school program. Reasonably priced and Located in a plaza with plenty of food choices to stop in to either after class or during if you'd like to have a cup of coffee while you wait or order dinner to go. Very friendly staff and the students truly enjoy themselves!

Master Kwon has a tremendous amount of patience! My son is shy and reserved but once he becomes…read morecomfortable he is a nut. Currently, he is in little tigers, and Master Kwon and Christine do an amazing job balancing play time with learning new techniques. My son LOVES coming to class, so much so we sometimes stay after his class to observe the older group. The older children always have a Smile on their face, and the parents from my stance have never complained. The center is well kept, organized, and everyone is always kind, and friendly. Placing your child in this center will help teach he/she respect towards others, routine, better themselves, self-defend, and best of all make long-term friends. I am so happy we found this center, highly recommended!!

The master is amazing and patient with children! Our daughters love coming here and have become…read moremore flexible, have more endurance and are more confident than ever. The classes have 4-8 students per class so your child gets the proper attention needed. His students come in 1st place at tournaments on an average. If you are looking around for a Tae Kwon Do school, check out one of his classes. You'll thank me later

I can only review Professor Daniel Perez's seven and under BJJ class. I can say that his older…read morestudents both, juniors and adults are very enthusiastic about coming to class. His seven and under class is approximately 80% boys, 20% girls. He has a high instructor to student class by leveraging his higher ranking adult students, combined with a small class size. At times he has one instructor to student. His seven and under class size ranges from six to two students. His class at this age is based on game based drills that teach basic fundamentals, i.e. the mount and staying on top by "surfing". All of the games are directly related to BJJ techniques and follow the Gracie childrens' sylabus. For the most pat the kids do the techniques on the adult instructors. This can insure that the teaching point is correctly imparted and that the failure point is reached to ensure constant improvement. This approach does a good job of improving balance, propioreception, agility, strength, skill foundation, and keeping martial arts fun for kids. This teaching method may not be the best for parents who expect techniques to be taught. Although the foundation is constantly improved, it will be the same drills over and over, which may become repetitive if you start a four year old and they stay until seven. This training methodology also will not work if the parent is looking for the child to compete in the near term, especially since there is no kid on kid rolling. In the long term though, after a year or so of technique based training in the seven and older class I would expect that this methodology will produce better competitors since it builds a strong base. It is also easier to keep the kids motivated to go to practice and my kids always cheer when I say it is time to go to Professor Daniel's class. Professor Daniel Perez partners with judo Sensei Angel Perez (no relation) to operate the Dojo and they offer a combined package where there is junior judo on Monday, Wednesday and Friday and junior BJJ on Tuesday / Thursday. The seven and under BJJ classes are short; around 30 minutes and they usually start fifteen minutes late from the published time. This short formal class period is recommended by some for young kids. He allows the kids to play on the mat, which all of the kids love, but he does keep a watchful eye for any unsafe play. He also allows for around 15 minutes of play after class. This is great to burn off that extra energy before bed and keeps the kids motivated to come to class. The classes are no-gi, but Professor Daniel says to bring a gi just in case they need it, but this has not happened in nine months. I would highly recommend this school to anyone looking for a physical activity for children. PROS IBJJF affilitated club under the Demian Maia school. There is an associated and optional judo class led by Sensei Angel Perez ( no relation ) that complements the BJJ practice nicely by covering gi techniques and throws. It gives the kids a chance to roll with other children and apply the skills they are taught in BJJ. The children's' price includes both BJJ and judo...so you could have the kids in five days a week. The dojo floor consists of Swain mats. There are mirrors on one wall and pads on the other wall. The mirrors assist in refining skills and the padded walls are adequate for safety. (see con for other side of coin) Professor Perez is the first American to receive a bjj black belt from Demian Maia. Good depth of senior adult students to assist in classes and fill in when Professor Daniel is not available. He does do a good job of teaching falling techniques. My grandson already successfully applied this in the real world when he fell out of the back of my parked car in a dead sleep and did a front break fall before he hit the ground, saving himself from a serious face plant. Does a good job with special needs children. CONS The bathroom is at the back of the dojo...so spectators need to remove footwear to use facilities if required...although there are plenty of other places to use bathroom in strip mall. The mirrored wall on one end of Dojo is distracting, kids seem to be fascinated with looking at themselves instead of focusing on instruction. Bad instructor to parent communication when there is an emergency and he cannot attend class. Real bummer to get kids all excited to go to class with Professor Daniel, get dressed out, fight traffic to find that class is cancelled. This communication problem can reach to assistant instructors when they do not know he is a no show or they do not have key to dojo. (This has happened three times in nine months - not frequent but very irritating.) If you have to drive a long distance to class and get kids dressed, it is a lot of effort for a thirty minute kids class. No belt promotions or competitions for under seven, this may or may not be a con depending on parent and child's goals.

Amazing Academy with ample parking and great instruction. Professor Daniel Perez is Demian Maia's…read morefirst American black belt and his instructions and style of teaching far surpass my expectations. He is patient and communicates extremely well which makes understanding complex movements and techniques a breeze. The students at the academy give it that family feel and are quick to welcome newcomers and help guide them through their BJJ journey. If you just want to get a different workout, learn self defense or compete at the highest of levels, this is a place you should definitely check out.

Awesome Place! Great teachers! Super Professional and very…read morewell managed! They have classes for kids and adults. Once you start you will really enjoy the classes.

Master Sang really cares about his students. His teachers help foster a sense of community and…read moreengage well with students regardless of their age.

There is simply no substitute for hard work when it come to achieving success. Success is no…read moreaccident. It is hard work, perseverance, learning, studying, sacrifice and most of all love what your doing or learning to do. Thank you again Professor for taking your time and answering your phone calls and IG messages this morning. Since I'm only visiting Florida for this week. It was awesome coming in to practice with you. By far the best memory I have for visiting Florida. I will be back for two more classes for this weekend. Once again thank you so much not only for the class but just for picking up the phone and being nice enough to call back to schedule something on last min notice. For this I am truly blessed and Thank you... Professor Paulo Castro

My son has been attending the Doral location for about a year. He absolutely loves Jiu Jitsu. I…read morehave tried several other sports between the ages of 5-8 and this has been his favorite. I highly recommend for young boys. My sons looks forward to coming daily.

Since my child began his training in karate at Millenium MA 2 years ago, the experience has…read moreexceeded our expectation. The facilities is a very large 2-story commercial warehouse converted into a martial arts facility. It is full of exercise and martial arts equipment. The staff and the (Rodriguez) family that operate the facilities have shown exceptional hospitality and customer service. The quality of the senseis (teachers) are as well exceptional. All are black belts and among them grand champions in their specific discipline of karate, jiu-jitsu, kick-boxing, defense weapons, etc. They offer after school as well as summer school programs with transportation. Their programs stress the importance of discipline and responsibility to their students with consequences for improper behavior or disrespect. Advancement is based on merit as students earn their belts while qualifying based on their knowledge, in my child's case, of Karate. I strongly invite anyone to visit. They have a one-week tryout for your child in all the disciplines they offer so that you and your child may make an educated decision. They will also assist you if your child would like to take part in local and national competitions through USA Karate. I've observed from 3 year olds (adorable) to adults. Everyone is enjoying the experience.

So much to say about this place. It really takes a village to raise these kids. The people in…read moreMillennium have done right by my boys for years. They have taught them discipline, self sefense, priorities, ect... They are always excited go there! The owners Sensei Damian and his amazing wife Christy run an honest, family oriented business. They are always giving back to the community as well. Their staff are professional and extremely skilled. I personally want to mention Sensei Alec and Sensei Rashad who teach my boys. They have been super patient with them and they care so much for them and the rest of the students. This place has been a Godsend! Thank u all for doing what you do for our kids.