My grandson loves ATA, he's learning a lot! The owner and instructors are great! I recommend going…read morehere, great for many age groups!

Excellent instruction+ Positive energy…read more Follows rules for COVID! Each individual get's one on one time with the instructors! Great workout! Friendly staff!

The environment and coaches here are true professionals! They have a way with keeping my easily…read moredistracted and hyper 5-year-old son focused on the goal and task at hand during each lesson. My son is on his 2nd week here (4/week) and I've noticed a difference in his confidence level and listening skills.

Great place, great environment! Learning more each time! Rhett is a great coach and very patient.read more

By far the best/most serious place to train MMA. I have not been able to find a dojo that compares…read moresince we moved away.

Awesome state of the art spot. The outside doesn't look like much but what a surprise you get when…read moreyou walk in! Friendly staff who work with lots of different family situations to make the experience of boxing and mui Thai better for the student. My son had poor grades and Dan agreed to incentivize him with boxing so his grades would improve. That included me not paying for a pass yet and just doing drop in fees. Dan was all in. Hes not just in it for the money, he's in it to provide a great place for kids to get out their frustrations and become athletes. But Dan isn't just building good athletes, he's building good humans through his business.

Awesome facility and coach! My wife trains here for fitness and absolutely loves the classes and…read morethe skills she is learning while getting in shape. My son also trains here on the fight team for Muay Thai. Weather you are looking for fitness or looking for the more serious side of learning Muay Thai or boxing, Dan and Des are by the best coach's and facility out there. Give them a try, you won't regret it!

My child enjoys Ninja Trix every week we attend. The kids are always learning new tricks and…read morecontinuing to master the tricks they are already have been trying to perfect.

We signed our son up for this camp and he enjoyed the first week. We then had to pull him out…read morebecause they didn't have room for him for 2 months. We found another solution and had called to cancel our membership. We were told the membership was canceled and all set. We then received a charge of $230 after we canceled so we called again. We were told that someone missed something and that it was now for sure canceled. We receive another $230 charge so we call again. We were told it was a mistake and that they had notes it was canceled. We wait a week and now we are being followed up with and saying we have to cancel formally via this form. I'm sure there will be another $230 charge any day now. Complete and utter incompetence at your business.

This review is for the children's Kung Fu Class. My daughter is a student and loves everything…read moreabout the Hung Fa Kwoon. Sifu Mark and Sihing Mike do a fantastic job teaching the kids the correct form and the importance of each movement. They're both very humble, patient, and always take the time to work with each student. Unlike some facilities that teach martial arts, this is not a "one size fits all" method of instruction where the teacher is up front shouting out commands and everyone is doing the same drill. Sifu Mark and Sihing Mike are great at keeping the kids engaged in their training--training which is focused on the individual and each student is assessed on their own abilities. I think it's important to mention a few things if you're thinking of enrolling your child in this Kwoon, so please keep in mind that Kung Fu is all about the merits of hard work. First, the warm-up, it's a 15-20 minute HIIT workout starting with laps around the room followed by a combination of exercises involving variations of push-ups, crunches, power jumps, squats, burpees, and different types of lunges to increase muscle strength for the legs, core, arms and shoulders. It's go time with one evolution after another. There's about a 30 second water break worked into the PT session, but the pace is designed to keep the heart rate up for stamina. If your kid needs to stop for a breather it's no big deal, there's no criticism, dishonor, or penalty, this is about building up their fitness level and these workouts are intended to push the envelope physically and mentally. This concludes with static and dynamic stretching for the cool down before your child's martial arts training really starts. Your kid will not be learning Wing Chun right away, every child must learn the basics of Chinese martial arts which involves training methods that are rooted very deeply in their tradition and inspired by Chinese philosophy. In this case, it's the mimicry of the Five Animals--physical training aimed at developing grace, power, speed, flexibility, and precision, all paired with balance. The basics are made up of rudimentary techniques, conditioning exercises, stances, breathing, simple movements, and proper body mechanics that are performed repeatedly. No matter what skill level your child is at, the basics are constantly revisited since they are the foundation for strong and flexible muscles that will enable your kid to progress to the more advanced stages. To succeed in this discipline, your kid will need patience, energy, practice, and time to learn every stance, block, strike, and kick. There are no shortcuts, but I believe you'll see the difference in your child's fitness level and self-confidence as time passes and they acquire new skills. Second, Hung Fa isn't limited to the biomechanics of a self-defense system, Sifu Mark and Sihing Mike actually spend time with the kids sharing the meaning of Kung Fu and its origin, and on the philosophical level, the importance of respect, integrity, and hard work. They show the kids the connection to daily life...that balance isn't just about staying on your feet, it's also about having balance and harmony in all aspects of one's life--family, school, friends, work, and play. Hard work isn't contained within the walls of the Kwoon, it's needed for everything if one wants to achieve. That's some pretty heavy dope for the kids, but they get it. Now with all this PT, Kung Fu training, and exposure to cultural diversity happening, Sifu and Sihing somehow manage to make it fun for the kids by keeping up the energy level when they demonstrate their own skills and explain how combinations can be put together with the moves the kids have been taught. This Kwoon is very supportive and encourages children to always be attentive, careful, and not be afraid to try something new. It's trendy for parents to enroll their kids in karate, it's almost a cliché. However, how often do those kids go the distance in such programs before they lose interest and become one of those teens who've forgotten everything they've learned as they hang out at the food court and tell their friends in passing "Yeah I took karate lessons once when I was a kid too..." Your child deserves better than that, if they've expressed an interest in martial arts why not give them a gift that will serve them well in life? I highly recommend the Hung Fa Yi Kwoon and hold the highest respect for Sifu Mark and Sihing Mike for passing on their experience to my daughter..."Yat! Yee! Saam!" "Hard work spotlights the character of people: some turn up their sleeves, some turn up their noses, and some don't turn up at all." -Sam Ewing

Instructor is incredibly knowledgeable and a talented teacher. Such a pleasure to train with!read more

My granddaughter is in her second year with this gym. The instructors here are award winning. The…read moreowner makes you feel like your a part of this taekwondo family. My granddaughter is thriving, has found her passion and is getting close to earning her black belt. I highly recommend this martial arts studio to any family. Your children will not only get in shape, but will also learn respect for family and themselves.