This place rox! Hubby Kip and I have been kicking each other in the throat since the first month…read more The training is thorough! Master Shoffit taught me how to stop a knife attack, which is great because I am always getting beaten on and pistol whipped

Fantastic value! The staff along with grand master Shoffit gives a comprehensive open hand and…read moreweapons curriculum, for the beat price in the metroplex. Sign up today!

I have attended Randy Rozzell's American Warrior Combatives training sessions for the last 5 months…read moreand attest, it is top-tier self-defense training. A retired Navy SEAL with 20+ years of combat experience, Randy blends Jiu-Jitsu and situational techniques to teach practical skills for high-stress scenarios--hand-to-hand combat, firearms training, and situational awareness. His patient yet firm teaching ensures everyone, from beginners to pros, masters each move. Partnered with Justin Jiu Jitsu Academy, his intense, supportive classes build confidence. Randy's passion and SEAL Team Seven Sailor of the Year credentials shine. This transformative program makes you stronger mentally and physically. Highly recommend American Warrior Combatives for anyone serious about self-defense!

Randy is great. As…read moreyou would imagine, he's very knowledgeable but he's also a great teacher. He explains why you're doing what you're doing instead of just telling you what to do. I would recommend his courses to everyone

The real deal; in business in Denton since 1996. They offer classes in: Aikido, Iaido, jodo, and…read moreUechiryu karate. The schedule of classes is on the website. The head instructor, John Ray, has 30+ years training and teaching experience in these various arts, and he's a really nice guy not to mention an excellent teacher. Think of a Caucasian Mr. Miyagi. Guest instructors from Japan, USA, and elsewhere visit regularly.

As I long-time Iaido student here, I can attest to the quality of the instruction at The Dojo…read more Clearly a non-profit institution, The Dojo cares much more about dedicated students than making an extra buck. In addition, there is a living connection to Japan and the organizations each art belongs to. This kind of instruction is hard to find in the U.S.

We're traveling and looking for a place to train--and Double Five BJJ was recommended to us. I'm so…read moreglad it was! From the moment we walked in, everyone was incredibly welcoming--from the staff to the kids. The class sizes were just right, and the coaches were not only highly skilled but also patient, encouraging, and clearly passionate about helping the kids grow. They struck the perfect balance of discipline, fun, and motivation. You can tell this team truly cares. Whether you're local or just passing through, this is an amazing place to train! A special thank you to Rafael Formiga & Vitoria Assis for the encouragement and knowledge!

This is a Jiu Jitsu school with a great vibe. I dropped in from out of town. Rafael Formiga was…read morevery welcoming and the students were just as friendly. Excellent instruction and a real challenge.

This place is as good as it gets when it comes to learning Brazilian Jiu Jitsu. I have learned so…read moremuch from them in such a short period of time. The instructors are top notch and very professional. They are also very patient for simpletons like myself. You would be crazy not to come here to learn BJJ because you will love the welcoming environment and you will learn so much. You will also create great friendships!

Our son has steadily improved and gained confidence under the instruction of Mr and Mrs Rogers. He…read morewas 4 when he started, and for the past 2 years he has grown in strength of body and mind. Mr and Mrs Rogers do a fantastic job working with young people and are great encouragers.

Excellent training for adults and children. Affordable. Family friendly atmosphere. Extraordinary…read morequality instruction from genuinely nice knowledgeable instructors for beginners all the way through black belts.

Excellent practice! Strongly recommend it. Great for all levels. Definitely adding this practice to…read moremy weekly routine.

My son has been doing karate for a year and has loved all of it. I really appreciate how supportive…read morethe entire staff has been. They are encouraging and demanding at the same time. I'm grateful to this program for all they have done for us.

My 12 year old son has been attending Red Tiger Karate for six years. The program is…read more fairly simple and the instructors were very easy on the kids as far as knowing the moves and the terms. My seven year old who has high functioning autism and ADHD has been very eager to start karate. Before enrolling my younger son I approached the director and two different instructors and asked them their opinion and views on children with autism participating in Red Tiger Karate. I also informed them that my son had autism and ADHD. These instructors knew my both my boys very well due to our many years in the program. They assured me that they had been working with children like my son for years and that it would not be a problem. They spoke with my son, they watched him move, they were aware of him and his limitations I enrolled my son in the white belt program and although he didn't do as well as the other students( we did start a week late) he did try and he was able to follow the instructions. Within forty five minutes I was approached by the owner, who promptly told me my son was "slow" "didn't get it"and that he needed to try something else besides red tiger karate. The uniform I had just paid for was taken out of my hands and put away for another student. I was given a full refund. What am I supposed to tell my son when he wants to go to karate class next week? Because there will be lots of questions. I did ask him to perform a few of the moves for me when we got home and he was able to replicate them pretty good. I also wanted to add that my older son had attended a class taught by the owner for future mentors. This class was to teach the mentors how to deal with students with autism and ADHD. We are finished with Red Tiger Karate.