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    5.0 (5 reviews)
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    Infinity Martial Arts

    Infinity Martial Arts

    5.0(4 reviews)
    7.3 mi

    Amazing instructors and a top-notch facility! My 5-year-old has gained so much confidence since…read morestarting a year ago. He genuinely looks forward to every class and has made some wonderful friends along the way. I truly can't say enough great things about Infinity!

    Just over a year ago our son had a trial of karate classes at Infinity. He really liked it, so we…read moresigned up up. What a great decision that was! Karate, in general, has helped our son with his focus, respect and discipline (as well as his performance in school). Not that he was a bad kid to begin with, but everyone can use a little help, right? We are not sorry we took this path. Infinity has a terrific bunch of teachers - from the owner on down, they are dedicated to helping each individual in class. They have a positive attitude and the kids really like and respect their instructors. I enjoy watching from the viewing area - it's impressive what these folks do and what these kids learn... The graduation ceremonies are nice ways to recognize each person's achievement. There are also demonstrations by the instructors to help remind the kids where they are headed. I have two recommendations from this: 1) If you're thinking about karate for your child (or yourself - they have adult classes too!), try it! The results are great! 2) For #1, see Infinity Martial Arts. They care, and they're great! FYI: New address is: ================= 8233 Forsythia St. Middleton, WI 53562

    Villari's Self Defense & Fitness Center

    Villari's Self Defense & Fitness Center

    3.7(3 reviews)
    37.3 mi

    They have moved to a main street location. I am very happy with this school i just started back on…read moremy journey in the martial arts after having had knee and back injury's (not related to karate) all the teachers here are very mindful of personal limits and help find ways to work around those limits! awesome people great school very helpful

    I would like to explain why my son is no longer involved with this organization. My 11 year old son…read morecame home from karate class limping and unable to put his legs together. He proceeded to show me a big purple welt on his inner thigh, given to him by his 7th degree 'master'. The instructor was demonstrating bear-hug defense and purposely pinched my son extremely hard on his inner thigh, leaving a painful purple welt and leaving my son questioning why a trusted, respected teacher of martial arts would inflict needless pain on him. As a parent and a student of martial arts, I needed to know as well. 'Master' Jim explained to me on the phone, that by his choice, he does those things to the children to "toughen the kids up". How about wind sprints until puking? How about kicking a pad until you can't lift your leg?? You take it upon yourself to physically hurt our children with your own hands? 'Master' Jim was anything but apologetic on the phone and kept preaching that he's been demonstrating this move for over 20 years. At the age of 11, my son has been immersed in karate and kickboxing for most of his life. He's always full of new bruises and welts from competing, so I'm not too concerned with superficial injuries. We just moved to the area and thought Villari's would be a good fit for him. I was dead wrong. I would never subject my children to a martial arts instructor, who sends the kids home with marks that he intentionally left on them. This was during a demonstration in front of the class. They were not actively grappling or sparing. This was a red flag, not only to the injury of my son, but to be teaching a self defense technique that utilizes a pinch to the skin.... He declined to demonstrate the pinch on me, after I willing told him I'd love to come in to drill bear-hug defense with him. #mcdojo

    Moh's Martial Arts - martialarts - Updated May 2026

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