Joined for the kickboxing class. Was told they were going to add Saturday classes, which I was…read moreexcited about since getting there at 6:15pm is not always possibly after work. So far this has not happened and that was back in October 2016. Classes are M-Th and just one from 6:15-7:15. There is a different instructor every night. Sometimes the class seems more focus on weights, yoga, Pilates, and other things than kickboxing. The room is not very big. While you are taking the class, others are either in there waiting to their classes, practicing for their class, or walking to and from the restroom. Sometimes you cannot do your own workout due to them walking by or being in the way, which is frustrating. Attempted to cancel my membership but unfortunately I'm locked in for a year. It is definitely more geared for martial arts than kickboxing.

Our daughter has been going here for at least 3 yrs!! Wonderful place!! Kids learn to respect the…read moremartial arts as a way of life and learn valuable life lessons !! Instructors are amazing!! Truly beautiful people!! They live the Tae Kwon Do creed!! Don't hesitate just walk in like we did and you will become part of the Kick Connection Family too!!!

I loved it, my child was bullied at school, she was so shy when she first started attending the…read moreprogram, I did see a big change in her after a couple months she became more outgoing. She would cry every morning when I dropped her off at school, all that stopped after attending the program. She stood up for herself and was not afraid to speak up when bullied. US Martial Arts helped her build up her confidence. Thanks! US Martial Arts.

I sent my 4 year old son to this establishment for Summer Camp starting in June 2019. He was born…read morein January 2015, so he will not be 5 until next year. Before registering I had a phone conversation with one of the staff members. I specifically asked if they were sure that they accept preschool age children for camp. He reassured me that they have in the past. I explained that my son was in preschool at a center but would start pre-k at a private school in the Fall and was told that was fine. I visited the place twice without my son to obtain paperwork and to drop off the paperwork and immunization records and still was told that all was well. His age and school information was included in writing as requested on their forms. Fast forward to my son starting camp. The first week was fine and he seemed happy. I did not receive any complaints from the staff or my son. A couple of weeks later, my husband picked my son up and the female staff person asked about my son's academic abilities. She seemed surprised that a 4 year old child could not write numbers independently. That was strange to me as I assumed that staff working with children would receive some sort of training on developmentally appropriate activities. I chose not to make too much of the issue. The next week I received complaints about the need to redirect my son from approaching the deep end at the pool during a field trip and again about them taking his play time away because he was not writing his numbers. Any parent or individual properly trained to work with children would know that four year old children often require redirection. They also should be able to recognize numbers and letters but might not be writing independently yet. My son can write letters of the alphabet, his name, count to 100 and more but that was not enough for them. I was appalled at the fact that his play time was used as punishment since play is the most important form of learning for a child at that age. The straw that broke the camel's back was that a staff person called my son "stubborn". My family is not perfect but we definitely are not tolerant of name calling. We do not call our child names and would never allow anyone else to do so. US Martial Arts is not a bad place for elementary age kids but parents of preschoolers beware. I would NOT recommend sending your child under six years old to summer camp at this establishment. Expectations are unrealistic and trust me when I say you will notice a difference in your child. My happy go-lucky boy who has always been rated as above average and is very well liked by teachers was in tears when I reminded him on Sunday that he would go to camp on Monday. Needless to say, I pulled him out and made other arrangements for him to be in a loving environment with folks who understand how to work with children his age. I would have appreciated a denial when I inquired about signing him up for camp if they are inexperienced with his age group. I would have also appreciated feedback daily about his play time being revoked instead of finding out the way I did. When I called to inform them that he would not return, no questions were asked. That is less than ideal customer service since I have already spent almost $1,000 with them. All is well as the happiness of my child is all that matters.

This place has been here for years and it only has 3 reviews? That kind of under rating is…read moreemphatically criminal! For about 4 months now I've had the honor and pleasure of watching my son soak up training at this dojo. The staff here are FANTASTIC with kids. They took my shy kid in one session and had him on the mat and he hasn't looked back since. Adults train here too but every time I come here I see smiles on kids faces! They learn, are encouraged to practice, and belt tests reinforce discipline at home. I'm proud of my son for sticking with it and the staff here prove every day that they can hook the kids on Martial Arts. I can't say enough good things!

I have been going to Kwons for about five or six years now. In the summer I would also come to…read moreKwons camp. it's super duper duper DUPER fun and all the staff was always super nice and awesome. Now I have been volunteering during the summers for two years and the kids are such a joy. There were several times I wanted to give up, but the instructors helped me strive and keep going. I got my black belt and feel safer out and about, but also I can hold in my heart the fact that I achieved something so cool.

I've got two kids at Vuong's for lessons. They both really enjoy their time there. The instructors…read morehave fun with the kids and are invested in their success. A focus is put on positive behaviors in addition to TKD. For instance the younger kids have to pay attention, listen, follow directions as criteria to move up. It's been a positive experience for our family. We'll continue as long as the kids' desire. The class prices are cheap at the start when they're only going once per week. The cost increases as the kids quickly level up to three days per week and beyond depending on how serious you want to get in the sport.

This place is a great family run business that also makes you feel like family. Vuongs has helped…read moreinstill discipline, structure, and confidence in my son, also ge is in great physical shape. Another excellent attribute is how respectful and kind his to his peers and instructors, which is the Vuongs way. My wife and I also benefit from the adult classes. It's a good manageable way to stay fit and have fun doing it. I highly recommend this service.

My sons have been taking the "Junior Tigers" class for a few months now, and they both really love…read moreit. Master James is fantastic with all the kids, establishing early on that they will have a lot of fun in class while still learning discipline. That's a really tough line to walk, and James is a total pro. It's really great to watch the kids improve week after week as they practice the skills. I really feel that FCMA has been well worth the money for the growth I have seen in my kids over the last few months.

Love the Kickboxing class! My kids also loved the Parents Night Out, what a great thing to offer…read more Master James is wonderful.

kelly Watkins is a joke! More worried about harassing the males in class when they are not…read moreinterested In her then actually providing any type of training. she loves to gossip and make up false statements about the gym members. I cannot believe any gym would have an employee like her. shame on you Conquest

This is a phenomenal gym. It's what I would call a total package to get you on track or to the next…read morelevel. The coaches and staff care about the members. They take the time to get to know you and find how to batter you and make your goals a reality. What an amazing place to workout.

Master Lee and Ty were so great and patient with my son .My son is on the autism spectrum and tgey…read moreworked so well with him .Sadly we moved to far away for him to attend class .

7th degree black belt. Master Lee is kind and patient. i…read morethink there are trial lessons available. He is amazing with the students. Great teacher and great person. Learn from a teach who cares about you and how and what you learn. This is a great place to learn.

Love love love this place. Masters Park are two amazing men hard workers and amazing teachers who…read morecare about their students and their families. I would always send people here. They have classes for very young kids and older along with adult classes. Go nowhere else people this is a place for you.... check it out

My 5yo daughter attends Tae Kwon Do classes here and loves it. Master Park and his father are…read moreawesome with children. My daughter is about to end her Little Tigers stint and head into the solid color belt classes soon. If I had the time I would join in with her.

Just wondering if parents that are dropping their kids off for the "summer program" at 5 Peaks…read moreMartial Arts Academy, are aware their kids are running races in the parking lot! It's not two kids at a time, it's 10-15 kids at a time. As I pulled around the corner in the parking lot I saw all these kids running towards me. I'm glad I wasn't going fast because it would have been a disaster. This is a very busy parking lot with people from the caterer and the groomer pulling in and out all day. Believe me, the cars race around that corner. I tried to explain to the young man that was standing there, "holding the line" how dangerous it was. Another young man came up and said they have been doing this for the past 10 years. Not sure how, because he was A teenager himself, and the place has only been opened for a year. He tried to explain it wasn't illegal and I agreed it wasn' but it's dangerous. There are 10-15 kids racing each other in a busy parking lot. He did explain, the young man "holding the line " would get hit first when someone came around the corner. I sincerely hope no one gets hurt, and that parents are aware of the parking lot races.

Excellent martial arts that teaches moves but discipline and values. Adaptable instruction style to…read moremeet individual needs and strengths.