We highly recommend .S. Taekwondo College…read more My daughter has been attending U.S. Taekwondo College for two years. She gets picked up from school everyday. We cannot be more delighted with the program. Master Park and Master John teach a holistic model of discipline and respect spanning to every portion of our daughters life. We have tried Kung Fu and MMA, and been disappointed with both. The Masters work on confidence, self discipline, and athleticism that she can use as a base to build positive life skills from. If you are looking for an afternoon program for your child, give U.S. Taekwondo College a try. Well worth every cent.

My son has joined US Taekwondo College since July 2017. He joined Summer Camp and After School…read moreprogram. The two Instructors are very nice, my son loves them. They teach not only Taekwondo, but also the way to be a good person. I love it, and highly suggest you try out these programs for your children. Thank you All! P/S: The college supports free care in student holidays (for students in After School program). The college supports early pick up in some special days (when the school close sooner). There is no late fee when you come late to pick up your children, just call in advance.

Dynamic Kick Taekwondo Instructor and Master dedicated extra time to help my 7-year-old son prepare…read morefor his first Taekwondo tournament and work on his forms. As a result, my son earned his very first 1st place trophy! Thank you so much for your support!

My children really enjoy Dynamic Kick. the instructors are wonderful with children, teach and…read moreinstruct martial arts but they also incorporate respect and discipline in the lessons. and it's a great workout to boot! Highly recommend.

I decided to check out Tae Kwon Do for my kids because I had read that it really helps them with…read moreself-discipline, self control, and discipline. I did a search for all the Tae Kwon Do dojos near me, and I emailed the three that had the best review. I asked a few questions. All of them responded, but Brian (owner of Highkicks) was the only one who didn't send me a canned response and answered all of my questions. The kids were reluctant, but after their first time, they (especially my son) loved it. We have been going ever since. Everyone there is nice and welcoming. When we enter, everyone greets us. One thing that struck me was that all the instructors knew my kids' names. My son had been doing running through FPYC for years, and the coaches didn't know his name. It wasn't the case here. Another thing that I loved was that my son loves it. I don't know you remember that Mastercard commercial where the dad puts his son in all these activities, and finally, the son loves Chess, and the dad yells with joy. It's EXACTLY how I feel. He wants to go and smiles the entire time. We did a month trial and signed up. Master Jake said to me that if there is any time I see that the kids are having problems with something, please let them know so they can help me. What?! I almost fainted when I heard that. I'm so glad that I chose them because they really care about the kids.

What a great discovery I have found for my two boys age 3 and almost 6. We came to a trial classs…read morefor my oldest and he's been going regularly to classes for a couple months now. Their structure is very versatile, from going once a week to 2-3 times and even every day. Staff is all abundantly friendly. Each seems to really make an effort to get to know your child and help them with the skills they need. Recently my younger (only 3.5) started as well. They reassured us that even though he wasn't able to hold focus or stamina for a whole class it's still good for him to have the exposure and hopefully as time goes on he will adapt. But both love it! We look forward to having the kids spend the professional days off from school here as well as perhaps doing some weeks of camp in the summer time.

Four months in, so far both my husband and son are super happy with this place. We are even more…read moreexcited knowing some of his classmates from preschool attends this taekwondo. It makes the whole experience more worthy. Instructors: What makes this a good place to go are the Masters (instructors). They rotate the Masters who are giving instructions, routines, and exercise. Son's experience: He always looks forward going to TKD. His biggest motivation is the tape that goes on his belt to prove he did well with whichever routine was given. He gets so proud. His goal is to get a black belt - hah... we will see about that. Price - I'm not sure about the cost, but I felt the people there were honest and with my son's experience so far - it's well worth it. Thanks Taekwondo in Action!

Love this place. Kids do summer camp here. Learn some good skills around respect, family,…read morediscipline and team work.

We started here for after-school program and haven't looked back -- throughout the year we…read morefrequently attended their day camps and are continuing with classes through the summer. The staff is what makes this place special. They genuinely know each kid, pay attention to their personalities, and adjust how they work with them. That kind of care is hard to find. The program teaches real values -- discipline, respect, and great martial arts instruction. Master Lightfoot, Master J, and Master C have built a terrific team. Even my younger child who isn't school age yet is enthusiastic about coming to LBE to see the staff (shout out to Mr. Randolph, Mr. Tue, and Mr. Nicholas for all their help with after care!). Highly recommend!

Lead by Example is the place to go for Tae Kwon Do instruction. My son has been coming here for…read moreyears, and he loves it! The staff are super friendly and helpful. The facility is conveniently located near 66 and 50, and is easy to get to. We even had our son's birthday party here and it was so much fun!

Master Nam is awesome. Our son struggles with paying attention to any 1 action item. When he is…read morefocused, he is on point. The trick is keeping his focus on any one thing at a time. Some of this I attribute to him simply being a precocious 8-year old, and the other is just his lack of attention to any one thing at any one time. When my wife and I decided to put him into Taekwondo, he was only 4 years old. While he ebbs and flows with how he takes in basic movement, form and instructions, there is no doubt that the lessons are working on him overall in a good way. In spirit, in physical fitness, discipline and most importantly, in confidence. He truly has come a long way. Master Nam's approach is well suited to teaching the students at this Dojang and our son has definitely benefited from it. Has our son struggled from time to time? Yes he has. Our son is very expressive and wears his emotions on his sleeve. He gets frustrated easily and will start to cry when he's instructed to do push ups, but he's been better at holding the tears back more recently. When I told him that I had to do pushups when I was in the Army, I told him while it may look like punishment, it was simply to make me refocus my attention. It wasn't personal even though at times it came across to me like it was personal. So he shouldn't take it personally when Master Nam makes him do push ups. The push up is just a direct result to your coming up short in something and rededicates your focus on that one thing so that you do it right the next time. All this to say, when our son messes up a form, or basic movement or he is not paying attention and he's told to do a push up, the act itself isn't what frustrates him. It's that he did something wrong that made the master inform him to do a push up. He does push ups all the time at home so it's not hard for him to do it. This dedication to discipline is to build up confidence. This is important for a youngster growing up into a very unforgiving world. To start these teachings off early will go a long way for our son as he navigates through life. Master Nam is instilling all of these positive qualities into our son and the other students in ways that will pay huge dividends going into life. And along the way, they are learning an incredible skill set. Thank you so very much Master Nam.

My sole issue is the way the contract is written... I reviewed it numerous times and did not see…read morethat I had to move a certain amount of miles, in addition to providing a new Driver's Licenses and utility bill at my address to cancel. Please read the entire contract and ask questions directly to the company over the contract. I relocated from Woodbridge, VA to Upper Marlboro, MD on June 1, 2021, in which my son attending Taekwondo in Woodbridge, VA was a no go. I called on June 8, 2021 to cancel the contract was told by the Accounts Manager that I had to provide documents showing I moved, but the organization would not accept what I offered. I am beyond pissed and want a refund for the months they charged me. A contract is a legally binding document and all terms have to be explained in a thorough manner. The Accounts Manager was also very rude during the initial conversation, but the last conversation We had today, she tried to act like she didn't remember me, despite having a log of our previous conversation. Master Nam is a nice man, but the organization he works for is doing shady business. I would provide more context, but I will save it for another time if necessary. I WANT MY MONEY REFUNDED!

To start, Sky Eagle Taekwondo doesn't need my endorsement because it is the hidden gem within…read moreWoodbridge/Manassas area when it comes to Taekwondo. From the communication (really responsive/keeps us well informed), values, progress, and interpersonal skills given from Ms. Sarah and Master Bae are irreplaceable. My son has been at Sky Eagle for one year and has shown tremendous growth. In ways of responsibility, respect, friendships, skills in Taekwondo martial arts, and just overall development (and he's only 7 years old. He has the before and aftercare at Sky Eagle). Sky Eagle is not over crowded, managed with care and discipline. Master Bae and Ms. Sarah has the kid's best interests at heart, and if you were like me a year ago, looking for a place for your child. - this is the place. But I'll end this review as I started.... This place doesn't need my endorsement, but I recommend it to anyone reading.

I LOVE Sky Eagle Taekwondo because they are so nice and great teachers. Sky eagle tkd follows all…read morethe COVID rules and they are so helpful. They teach you all the stuff you need to achieve your black belt. I would highly recommend Sky Eagle Taekwondo!

Yi Champions Taekwondo Academy is the best academy in PWC…read more Grand Master Yi and her assistants are great, they keep the children & teenagers motivated and checking on their progress individually. There are many activities in this academy besides the classes to support the parents and students, likes: after school programs, summer/spring camp, movie nights, birthday party, etc. Grand Master Yi is always there at the academy teaching, she is very organized with the schedule and flexible, and she has a great communication system to keep the parents updated. She keeps track on the progress of every students so they are not behind, there is a manual booklet for students to follow, also she has a home report chart designed for the students to check their progress in different areas (Discipline, Respect & Love, Self-Esteem, & Responsibility) and parents rate the chart weekly. My son got a Black belt Dan 2 there and he is always self motivated to attend the classes. I recommend this academy to everyone who will like to learn martial arts, improves physical strength, gain confidence and self esteem, discipline, and respect.

My daughter has been taking Tae Kwondo here for a few years now and it's been a really great…read moreexperience. The dojang has a community feeling, and all of the staff are well trained and work very well with all ages. My daughter is 11, but I've seen students excel and have fun with TKD here as young as 2.5 yr and all the way into adulthood. No age is too old to begin taking Tae Kwondo, as it really is a beautiful practice and discipline. Master Yi is both firm with her students and fun with them - appropriately so based upon the need of the situation. She has events at the dojang to bring the families together, has a demonstration team who practice hard and always impress the crowd, and also has a team of practitioners who compete the local competition circuit. This was the first dojang that we tried and I'm very happy that this was the one we selected. It has the right balance of competitiveness and fun, of discipline and mindfulness - to suit my daughter's needs.