We love Karate Atlanta!! My son has been a member going on 4 years now. He has learned great skills…read moreon and off the mat.

Our son loves this place, all the instructors are super friendly and Mr. Hunt is just amazing with…read morethe kids. All of their activities are top notch and we are very sad our son won't be attending anymore classes at this location due to us moving to another state. Hoped we will find another location as good as this one.

This location is so close to our home and it would be great to send our son there. But it seems no…read moreone is there during the hours they say they are open. Nor does anyone reply to my phone calls. If the owners read this, I hope they change the way they operate so more of us can have our kids go here. Because I have heard from many that they have used this location and it was great for their kids. Follow up on this business. I finally got a call back, it seems they were out for the holidays and the owner was sick for awhile, so not one was there to respond. I have an appointment to see the site next week. Will keep you posted on our experience.

After being involved in Dojo for over a year (which was positive) we had financial changes and our…read morechild was ready to move on. I could no longer afford a program my child's heart wasn't in anymore. We no longer had that kind of money. I met with Mr Gaffney and tried to plead our case. Needless to say I've been turned into a credit agency. Contracts are more important then anything else here and no matter what happens in your life he will never let you out of it. Buyer beware.

Need to be more attentive to kids and their needs! My son was left to eat his lunch cold, handle…read moreglass tupperware by himself to only be thrown out to which no counselor could give me an explanation as to why.

This place is run very well and the instructors are wonderful. My son loves it and has learned so…read moremuch. Highly recommend.

I've grown up with a lot of martial arts in my life. Judo and shotokan were my first two systems…read moretaught from father to my brother and me from kindergarten before studying a few other systems as a teenager. From all my training, I have seen many kinds of teaching, but two systems have stood out; one is our system here and the other was a very traditional southern kung fu kwoon. For me, the traditional path is best. These systems of martial arts were developed over centuries. In a world of sports fighting, we often forget the "martial" aspect. These systems were developed by oppressed people for self defense from outsiders who had conquered their lands with large militaries, like Okinawa. The systems in the dojo blend beautifully together. Both systems extend from Okinawa over hundreds of years. These systems were developed from roots that existed before our country. The techniques have been tested across sundry generations. They work. The system is also developed to teach martial skills - the ability to defend yourself - without the need for you to hurt yourself sparring with lots of people. The systems work. Come try out the dojo. Moeller Sensei will introduce you to everyone. It's a welcoming environment for everyone, no judgment. If you're looking for a Cobra Kai kind of dojo (great series on Netflix) then this is NOT it. This is about thoughtful development of skills that meet your abilities and then the work to increase those abilities. It's excellent. You will develop. You will progress, and progression is earned on merit. There are no testing fees or anything like this. Moeller Sensei does not run the school to make money; he has a full time job. Moeller Sensei runs the school for his love of sharing two traditional systems of karate. Come join us for a class.

Atlanta's Traditional Okinawan Karatedo Dojo; Sensei's love of the martial arts is readily…read moreapparent, and no matter what the challenges are, he always finds a way to spark curiosity in each student, which I find only in the greatest teachers. The kids classes are energized and playful, with a strong sense of respect for one's teammates and learning. I'm deeply impressed with Sensei's care of every single student that's ever trained here, whether it was for 2 months or 20 years. Many parents have said they see an incredible kindness in our dojo not found in others they've practiced at. I would say Sensei Moeller embodies what it truly means to be a martial artist. His teaching style provides a very practical and fundamental way for each student to find the ability to achieve the same for themselves.  Sensei welcomes new students try a class or two before joining. Normal workout clothes are fine. We have students that range in age from 5 years old to 81.

My daughter started in kindergarten. We instantly saw improvement in balance, confidence and social…read moreskills. She's now finishing 2nd grade and still absolutely loves going to karate. The camps are amazing also. They offer them on school holidays and during the summer. 10 out of 10!!

We have been part of the Imperatori for past 8 years - it has been great for giving our daughter 7…read moreand son 11 confidence in learning of martial arts and they take a lot of pride in being part of the family. I also really appreciate the intimate vibe with the teachers and staff many of whom trained at the school and been part of the Imperatori family for decades - don't see that often nowadays. Highly recommend!

Advertise as Karate-Do but it is not. This is Tae-Kwon-Do…read more Do not confused with that term and discipline of Japanese Martial Arts.

The staff here at Karate Atlanta is simply amazing. I have 2 kids in classes and they absolutely…read morelove it. My youngest is autistic and they are so understanding. He is excited to come and participate. That is not always the case with him. If you are looking for a fun activity that teaches life skills this is the program to come and check out.

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.

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I've known the TONG DOJO since I was a little guy in Brooklyn, N.Y. I went there from 8 years old…read moreto 13 years old. My Sensei's were George Cofield and Thomas Lapuppet. They were the BEST Sensei's. We did tournaments, shows, exhibitions and in house competitions. We had the best students with the Twins and a few girls in our class who, if you want to challenge them, you'd better think twice. My best memory of the TONG DOJO is when Sensei Cofield would show the class some new moves, we would run through them a few times and then he would ask us "Got it?", the class would say Got it!, Sensei Cofield would answer back "Sho' Nuff!". The Movie "The Last Dragon" is loosely based on The TONG DOJO and Sensei George Cofield. Sensei Thomas Lapuppet Was a Sensei at the TONG DOJO also. He was a NYC Police Officer. He always had his badge in his visor in his 1968 Oldsmobile Toranado. The car had all Electric seats, windows, mirrors, Leather seats and all the bells and whistles. It was one the best cars I loved to ride in. When I first started at the TONG DOJO, I got my first Karate Gi from Sensei Lapuppet. He donned me the white belt that I would start my martial arts journey with. He also gave me the TONG DOJO PATCH that went on the upper left hand side of the Gi. When I promoted to Green Tip, He colored the tip of my belt to signify my promotion. Sensei Cofield adorned my Gi with the TONG DOJO name written down the front of the Gi in Asian Style lettering. That's when I knew I was part of the TONG DOJO. I miss the TONG DOJO but will never forget the experiences I had there. Next time I am in Atlanta I will visit the TONG DOJO. SEE YOU SOON. LYLE GILES, BROWN BELT, TONG DOJO, 1973

I've been training here for a year now! More consistently in the past few months. As a female…read morecollege student, whatever techniques taught here are really useful in a real situation. I love it the fact that it's still rooted in traditional shotokan karate, but we also explore other martial arts' techniques and adopt what work in a real fight. Sensei Chapman constantly pushes his students to the limit, but hey no pain, no gain. I feel like this is my true family in Karate! OOSSUUU

Pleasantly surprised with this school. Not only are they incredibly affordable, but they have a…read moregreat system to keep young ones motivated. There are 4 main teachers. It is a family owned dojo. It's an incredibly popular dojo. I very much like this place. They focus on on all the great aspects of martial arts. Respect, listening, customs, etc. I have background in Shaolin Kenpo and Japanese Kendo. Taido is a Japanese Okinawan style Karate. It has far more "flashy" movements than what I'm normally accustomed to, but I believe that is a good thing in this day and age. Still the basics are very good.

I've practiced Taido Karate for eight years and it is the best decision I've ever made in my entire…read morelife. Because of Taido, I've met some of my best friends, my girlfriend of four years, the husband-and-wife that gave me a job, wise mentors and made lifelong memories. Everyone at the school has become my family. For those of you who are looking to join the school, I highly recommend it. We have students ranging from 4 years old to early 60s. Unlike other schools, you do not pay to get a black belt, you earn it through hard work and dedication. Taido has made me a better human being and I am forever grateful.