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Omega Martial Arts

5.0 (1 review)
Open • 5:00 pm - 8:00 PM

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Texas Association of Shotokan Karate - Great for Family training

Texas Association of Shotokan Karate

5.0(5 reviews)
1.2 mi

Our child has been attending karate here for over 3 years. We initially picked it because it was…read moreclose to our house, however we couldn't have found a better fit for our child. The owner is incredibly caring, but stern. He is truly the third party our child needs to help keep him accountable. I highly recommend this dojo. Most people here have been here for years, but are happy to welcome newcomers into the family.

Recently moving from SoCal and a much larger studio where my girls had spent many years in Shotokan…read moreKarate we wanted to stay in the same style but were apprehensive about the limited choices and concerned about the class/ instruction dynamic. However, after one class we were convinced this was the place for us. But, I wanted to give it some time to make sure it was a fair and honest review. Here is the scope: Senseis Lee and Matt are incredible and passionate about their instruction which shows in every aspect of their teaching style. Not only are my children stepping up their game and performing strongly but one can see that the children in their class feel a connection to the art as presented by the instructors and are progressing at a solid pace. The instructor-student dynamic is very engaging, and all students regardless of ability are treated with an equal amount of compassion, discipline, and respect which results in every class being a fun and serious karate training season that my girls look forward to attending. Classes are unlimited and scheduled throughout the week which is nice considering our schedule and +20 miles we must drive each way to attend (for us it is worth it). There are no high-pressure sales tactics or crazy 6 + month commitments like some other place (we have looked at a few). Bottom line if you are considering Karate or any martial art for that matter seriously take a look at this studio. It is a great experience on every level!

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Sharpen Iron Academy - Professor Lucas and Professor Mateo. Coaches Ella and Henrique.

Sharpen Iron Academy

4.7(26 reviews)
5.1 mi

​If you are looking for a place to simply "buy a membership," there are plenty of commercial gyms…read morearound. But if you are looking for a place to sharpen your character while you sharpen your skills, Sharpen Iron Academy (SIA) in Plano is in a league of its own. ​At SIA, you aren't just a number; the professors know you by name and are genuinely vested in your success both on and off the mat. This is a culture of discipline, accountability, and mentorship where the "iron sharpens iron" philosophy is lived daily. ​Whether it's the kids' classes, the youth program, or the specialized women-only classes, there is a deep level of trust and a guaranteed safe space for every student. It is more than a gym--it is a community and a family where you are pushed to grow in a supportive, high-level environment.

My kids started their BJJ journey in the winter of 2022 when they were four years old. My…read morebackground of Brazilian Jiu Jitsu was virtually non existent, but several coworkers sang its praises and how it worked wonders for their children by teaching discipline, focus, work ethic and confidence. Their Godfather helped me research studios and after reading the CV for their head instructor Professor Henrique it was time to give it a shot. They had a lot of fun during the trial class, but they were nervous to start, not wanting to be away from Mom even though I was only three feet off the mat. Thankfully SIA instructors are not only skilled at keeping students engaged during training, but are very family centered, patient and caring. They were able to connect with each one of my kiddos so that they felt comfortable training as I looked on. By parent teacher conferences in February their preschool teacher let me know that both had grown so much in maturity and confidence and was curious to know what I was doing differently. Almost two years later the twins are well adjusted, focused and always happy when they step off the mat after an hour training session. Professor Henrique, Professor Lucas, Professor Matheus, Coach Queila, Coach Enrique, Coach Ian, Coach Ella, and Coach Anthony have become family and there is no other place I would have my children be twice a week. They offer adult classes in the morning and evening and several of the parents after seeing the transformation in their own children have started to earn their stripes as well.

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Ohana Warrior - 2016 USMTO Tournament- Bringing home the belts!!

Ohana Warrior

4.7(15 reviews)
5.6 mi•North Dallas

Ohana Warrior is a great gym, especially if you're looking for a legitimate and authentic place to…read morelearn real Muay Thai or Brazilian Jiu Jitsu. In the immediate area, most gyms teach some form of Traditional Martial Arts or a cardio-style kickboxing class, but Ohana is a little gem tucked away into a shopping center where great coaches teach awesome students effective and time-tested styles of fighting. The Muay Thai classes are excellent. Mona is an extremely fun and likable coach who is technically proficient and highly motivated to push her students to a higher level. The class itself is heavy on conditioning and fundamental techniques, so you can jump right in as a beginner and get a good education on Thai kickboxing, but you'll also be building strong muscles, a healthy heart, and washboard abs. There are a handful of higher-level fighters in the gym who compete routinely in smokers and tournaments, so if you're looking to compete in Muay Thai, Ohana is a good place to get quality coaching and hard work with reliable and considerate training partners. The Brazilian Jiu Jitsu program is good; however, nearly all of the students are white belts, and the coach is only a purple belt. If you're specifically looking for a good BJJ gym, this is a little bit of a hard sell in a city as big as Dallas. The coach Tye also trains at Cobra BJJ in Plano under Eddie Ricardo, and Tye is a great coach despite only being halfway to a black belt. The class centers around fundamental techniques, followed by a few rounds of sparring; it's a great place to pick up BJJ if you've never done any grappling before. The grapplers at Ohana also compete in local tournaments when they come up, so just like with Muay Thai, if you're looking for a gym to train and compete out of, Ohana has your back. Overall I rate the gym 5 out of 5 stars. The BJJ program does leave something to be desired, but everything else is wonderful. The coaches and students are a welcoming and positive group, and the name "Ohana" (meaning "family" in Hawaiian) truly lives up to its meaning. If you're looking to meet nice people and get a good workout, Ohana is a great place for that. If you're looking to learn how to fight to compete or defend yourself, Ohana is an excellent place for you as well.

Signed my son up for classes here. Didn't think he would like getting punched but little did I know…read morehe loved it after the first class. The kids class is from 5 years old to 12 years old. On Monday they work on techniques and on Wednesday they get to spar each other for an hour. Teacher Mona is super friendly and approachable. Teacher Aris makes it really fun for the kids. The atmosphere is not intimidating but very friendly.

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