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    Mike Storms Karate

    4.0 (4 reviews)
    Open 12:30 pm - 8:00 PM

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    Louisiana Karate Association - Students punch following Sensei Mikami's count.

    Louisiana Karate Association

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    ++1. A rare gem among the other karate dojo…read more This is one of the late traditional karate dojos around. If you're looking for a place to learn self-defense, this is the place. Unlike other dojos where you pay for your belt color, Louisiana Karate Association makes you earn it. There are no free things in life. I prefer earning my "stripes," especially if I have to defend myself against an attack. Sensei Mikami is one of the oldest and renowned instructors around. He was a former Japan Karate Champion back in his day...so you know his karate is legit. He focuses on physical and mental discipline. This dojo has a reasonable size class, so you know you'll learn and get the attention you deserve. The other karate students are experienced and really helpful when it comes to needing help. There is a waiting area for parents and guests to sit to watch. If you're unsure, it's a great way to see if this dojo is a good fit for you. So, if you're looking to learn how to defend yourself and get a good workout, this is the karate dojo for you in Metairie.

    What made me join was because I wanted to learn better discipline to help me out with my…read moreinvolvement in other sports. I'd be saying a major lie if I said it hasn't helped me in that department. Sensei Mikami is not only the real deal but also a legend in Shotokan Karate. Physical fitness and self defense were some nice bonuses for me that I have gotten out of training here. All of his instructors (too many to name on here because they're all great) are well qualified and specialize in different aspects of karate so if for some reason there is a different teacher than who you are accustomed to having you will still learn something important while being here.

    Yonsei Martial Arts Academy

    Yonsei Martial Arts Academy

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    My son and I have been here for approximately a year and a half. I've nothing but positive things…read moreto say. They teach students from approximately 3 years old to over 70. The hours are flexible, including noon classes for adults and Saturday morning classes for all ages. They also provide instruction on traditional weapons and sparring. Competitive tournaments are available if one is so inclined. This has been a great experience. I'm glad I joined the Yonsei family.

    I have 2 daughters who are complete opposites. My 13 year old is girly, into dancing and…read morecheerleading and all that froo-frooey stuff. My 11 year old is much more of a Tomboy. She runs track plays basketball, soccer, and volleyball. About a year ago she start telling me she wanted to take karate. I ignored it thinking she just was saying that because of her new love of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles cartoon. She was persistent so I began checking places out. Most places didn't seem very kid friendly. Then I found Yonsei. They were extremely friendly and invited us in for a free lesson to try it out. I was hooked by the instructors ability to connect with her right away since she can be quite shy. They have an unreal flexible schedule for the kiddos. They expect you to make 8 clases per month but you can take up to 12. There are about 10-12 classes offered per week for her age group and the classes are 45 minutes each. There are several instructors at each class and they give the kids a lot of personal attention. The only downside is that you have to make a minimum of 6 month comittment which can be tough when dealing with youngins. They do let join for 1 month to see if your kid wants to actually do it before comitting to the full 6 months. I did this to make sure my daughter wanted to stick with it. She loves it and looks forward to it each week. Hopefully we will be going for years to come and my Brooki-son gets her black belt.

    Mike Storms Karate - karate - Updated May 2026

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