I LOVE THIS PLACE! My girls have learned so much about karate, leadership and discipline.... and…read moreall of these skills are taught with a smile and kindness. And the afterschool program is an AMAZING value - transpo from school + homework time + 4 days of classes...you can't beat it.

Both of my children attend the after school program as well as attend various classes, workshops,…read moreand camps that are provided by the Dojo. We've been coming here for over four years and just love it. The instructors really care about the kids and it shows in their lessons and interactions. They are tough but fair, caring and understanding, and, most importantly, you can tell that they all love their jobs and what they do. We are able to apply some of the respect and focus lessons my kids have learned at The Dojo at home as well. We have and will continue to recommend The Dojo to anyone who asks. It's a great place and the kids have lots of fun and learn a lot, too.

I would give negative stars to this business. The owner only cares about the student's money. He…read morehad good masters teaching Tae Kwon Do and all left in a few months due to the zero leadership and people skills of the owner. Like other comments, Chung's continued charging after we cancelled, we never recovered our fees. Stay away! There are other school options in the area where the master cares about their students.

One of the best Martial arts and Taekwondo school in the Unites states. Worlds best Grand master,…read moremaster paik, clean environment , easy accessible, excellent coaching. My both kids learned lot of discipline, they like the school lot. I strongly recommend. I know Grand master more than 10 years now. Always pleasure to meet and learn . Thank you sir!!!

Fantastic Krav Maga gym. Great instruction. Nice side classes available as well. Wish I could…read morestill go.

I don't know if Atlanta Krav Maga & Fitness is still around as I can't find them anymore, but I…read moretrained with them for three years and they changed my life forever. Eric had a unique ability to understand what each person could give and to ask for that - no less, no more. He never treated us as "one size fits all". He taught us to respect ourselves and to respect other people and he made us better people. He will always have my respect.

Dan and his son Alan Smith have spent a lifetime studying Seibukan Shorin-Ryu from the Shimabukuro…read morefamily in Okinawa. Sensei Dan has been to Okinawa almost yearly over the last 50+ years to continue to learn from his teacher and other high-level teachers on Okinawa including Kobudo. Sensei Smith has trained multiple national champions and several world level champions. You couldn't ask for more knowledgeable teachers.

If you are looking for authentic/traditional Karate this is one of the top dojos in the World!…read more Cheif Instructor, Dan Smith is a 9th degree Black Belt in Seibukan Shorin Ryu, a traditional Okinawan Style of Karate. Provides great cardio, strength building and self discipline.

This is an excellent dojo with a great combination of traditional and modern martial arts training…read more I have watched many individuals young and old benefit from the classes here. If you are interested in becoming a stronger fighter, or just want to experience traditional martial arts training, I highly recommend going to a class and experiencing why Kyokushin is considered the strongest form of Karate.

Friendly staff, clean facilities. Classes started on time. Updated communication for class reminder…read moreand reasonable pricing.

I would NOT recommend this location for parents who are concerned of swim safety. Parents are not…read moreallowed to observe students in the small swim pool and you can't see what's happening during the class. They put two classes in the small pool at the same time and the class in the inner corner is completed blocked by the wall. It can't be observed at all when you sit in the parent area where they designated for parents to sit. There are also no other staff to observe the class to sure safety. Students who swim in the small swim pool are those who can't swim and still learning. And at their age, they don't always listen and follow the rules and need monitoring for safety. An incident happened to my daughter as she was pushed by a boy behind her walking to the other side of the swim pool, and the coach didn't see what happened (when my daughter got pushed and scraped her pinky which caused 1cm skin came off her finger). As my daughter cried, she was asked to "keep moving" as the coach didn't see what happened. As I was talking to the coach to understand what happened, she was not able to articulate what she saw "as she didn't see anything". Luckily, she is old enough (5 yo) to describe the situation. If she were younger or can't articulate, I would have no idea what has happened. Management is also not kind at all and not doing their job. They didn't want to file an incident report after what happened until I asked for a few times. After I obtained the report and return back to the swimming area (before we leave), one of the staff named Natalie (who proudly announced her name) immediately followed us warning us if we make a scene, she will have us removed. We didn't pass any of the areas where the management said we are not allowed to walk into. Throughout the process, no one in the school apologized nor showed that they were sorry what has happened - it makes us feel we deserve it and they only want to get rid of us. Also, they didn't have a proper first aid kit to wrap my daughter's finger. They provided a thin small (which they called standard sized bandit) and I found difficult to cover my daughter's wound area.

I very rarely leave negative reviews, but my husband and I fear for other parents and their…read morechildren. I don't know what's happened since May of 2015, but we will never allow our son to go back to this day care facility. Our son was four years old, had a speech latency, and on the tail end of potty training when he began going to the after school care program at this Discovery Point. All of his clothing, extra shoes, extra pull ups, and baby wipes were lost every single time he had an accident. We couldn't understand why he'd come home covered in dirt and mud, and have accidents every day. His demeanor had changed completely, and instead of being excited about school the next day he actually seemed sad, which is not like him. After questioning the staff on several occasions we realized that they weren't encouraging him to use the bathroom when he got off the bus after school, and they were keeping all of his belongings either under the front desk, or in the back of a closet where the teachers couldn't find them. After arriving one day early to pick him up I found him playing in the dirt on the playground while the other children played nearby on the play equipment. I asked him why he wasn't playing with the other children and didn't have to wait long before the other children informed me that he is not allowed to play on the playground, so they'd push him away. The teacher watching this group of 5 years and up confirmed this, had instructed the children to keep him off the equipment, and informed my husband and I that the teacher with the four year old class was over capacity so he was placed with the older children. My four year old son has a speech latency, and could not verbalize what he liked or disliked, let alone verbally defend himself, or tell us what was happening. We removed him after three months; in November and have yet to find any of the clothing or other supplies that we provided for him when we originally registered him. I have never seen Any Discovery Point run like this. We definitely noticed turn over in that three month period. I truly hope that no other child has to go through what our son did.

Horrible place, the babysitters because they shouldn't be called teachers, they dont pay any…read moreattention to the kids and they dont teach anything to them, the worst part, one of the person that watch the kids by the name Stephanie let my daughter sitting in a corner watching the other kids eating ice cream, even we called before to get the ice cream for my daughter..... Can you imagine the face of your kid sitting alone in a corner while the other kids are eating an ice cream....sounds to me bullying right ?? Nobody was able to give us a professional answer, that is when you can see they just care for the money but not for the kids.

Classes are taught by a true Grand Master . I had no idea how rare that was until I started looking…read moreat schools.

I started Tae Kwon Do with them at the age of 12. They treated me with respect and courtesy. They…read moretreated everyone fairly and taught people different ways fpr that specific person. They were also a lot of fun. They trained us hard but they helped us reach goals.