Worse service, Owner kept addi g fees that was not on the contract after we informed her we are…read morecanceling the service.

My oldest love going to Master Shin for lessons. She's very caring, loving, and patient to my son.read more

I can't say enough good about this place. my wife,2 of my kids and myself love going to class…read moreseveral nights a week. They have a great atmosphere and a wonderful bunch of instructors and staff that will take care you and your family.

From the owner: Family Martial Arts Instruction. Taekwondo, Karate, Fitness Kickboxing. Life Skills such as…read moreConfidence, Discipline, Respect and Self-Defense!

My child has been coming here for over a year and it has made a huge difference in his character…read more Beyond learning some sweet moves, this place teaches kids valuable life skills about managing their emotions and working together in teams.

KiCK has been one of the best places to be a part of. She learns more than just "ninja" moves but…read morealot of self-repsect, respecting others, giving back and so much more. The instructors are INCREDIBLE with the kids of all ages. I think I enjoy watching the classes just as much as my daughter enjoys being in them! I recommend KiCK to anyone and everyone I know.

My son started taekwondo when he was 5 years old, in the Little Tigers program. We had tried other…read moremartial arts studios before and Master Henrich was by far the best instructor we had seen. He ran the entire class of 7-9 5 year olds all by himself. Other places had barely been able to contain smaller classes with more adults helping. He is able to keep the kids entertained and engaged while still having them learn the fundamentals and basics of taekwondo. All of the black belts/instructors have immense patience with all the students. They take time with each person to make sure they understand the techniques and skills they need to learn. My son and I now both take classes together and it has been an amazing experience to be able to learn side by side with him and watch him grow. I couldn't imagine a better place that I could have started this journey with my son, and we will continue for many years to come.

Can't say enough about this place. My daughter has been going there for a little over a year now…read moreand Master Henrich has taught her so much and helped her grow. I've seen other, similar places that focus on fun and games. Henrich's emphasizes discipline, focus and integrity, but he also clearly cares for everyone who walks through his doors.

We have been taking our child to Fastkick for several years. Over time the Mr. Doering has become…read moremore and more disagreeable and down right mean. I have seen him as courteous to many and yet, others he treats god-awful. Plain mean and offensive comments. He has stated and considers himself "Master". To be treated like such including parents. Under NO circumstances question his authority or practices. You will be on his s*** list from that point on. And he will not let up on you until you are out of his business. Something is wrong. Something is not going right in his life because this is not an enjoyable place to come to anymore. Tired of him taking it out on some of the parents and the kids. He must have a lot of money if he can afford to treat people like this and lose the business.

Student-centered: a perfect description of FastKick. My daughter has not only learned the…read morephysical skills of Taekwondo, but she has thrived outside of class through development of personal responsibilities and safety skills, such as formulating an escape plan in case of a house fire. FastKick is ALWAYS promoting the growth of the child - physically, mentally, socially, and emotionally. The Doerings are true professionals who want the best for their students. As a parent, I want to surround my daughter with adults that model perseverance and integrity. The Doerings are these adults. I trust them with my daughter, and we view them as extended family.

Being in Pruters taekwondo was the WORST decision I ever made. The teachers are rude and they try…read moreto humiliate the students. I am an experienced taekwondo player with over 9 years of experience. I placed as state champion and top #5 in the country multiple times in Mexico. Still, they treated me as if I was a beginner - saying my technique wasn't good. Furthermore, they made me spar a white belt who was way taller, older and heavier than me (I'm a girl), before I was able to purchase updated gear. So, all I had was my headgear and chest plate - definitely wasn't a fair fight and could have been dangerous.Also, I bought gear from them and it took more than a month to arrive. Every time I tried to contact with them, they ignored me until I went to the establishment and still they were disrespectful and demeaning. My host parent was so upset about the way I was being treated, they intervened and told the Pruters not to talk to a minor like that. If you're considering this studio, my advice is to be careful and think twice before trying this school.

I hate to give bad reviews but I felt I must warn parents of what to expect if they are to take…read moretheir 3 or 4 year-old to Pruter's. The other classes may be more ideal for older kids but I would not recommend the class for 3 and 4 year-olds. We signed up my 3 year-old through the LS Parks & Rec for a Intro to Martial arts class with Pruter's. I was excited for him to begin, because he loves martial art shows, like Kung Fu Panda and Power Rangers, plus he pretend plays by copying the moves from these shows. Unfortunately, our excitement was extinguished because we had a bad experience. 1. The class was too crowded with not enough instructors. When we began, the class was large but they had enough instructors to maintain the class. They would begin with a drill for the entire group, then split off into smaller groups (about 2 -3 an instructor). After the first few classes, they did not do this, which made it more difficult for each kid, since they did not get the attention needed. 2. Master Pruter talked too much about points and tournaments for half the class. The last class my son attended, which made my decision to remove him, was when Master Pruter talked for half the class on how to get points through Tae Kwon Do Tournaments. This, in my opinion, is not appropiate for 3 and 4 year olds because they do not understand, have the patience, or should even be considering tournaments. This class should be to teach them the basics, based on fun drills to keep them interested, not how to win a tournament. 3. No discipline. Martial Arts is about discipline but none was given at Pruter's. The first class they asked parents not to intervene because they are capable of disciplining our children. That did not happen. They let the kids reek havoc, where I had to intervene to discipline my own son because they would not stop him from acting up. 4. No time between classes. Because the classes where scheduled one after the other, they ran into each other. They needed at least 5 - 10 minutes between classes, like every other Tae Kwon Do place does. No time to talk to the Master, pay for classes because another class was starting up. My husband is a black belt in Tae Kwon Do and was appalled by how disorganized this place was...most of the instructors were not black belts or trained. They had kids, 10 year olds who were black belts, instructing, which I did not think was appropriate either.

We are blown away by Elite Martial Arts in Olathe! We initially signed up for the 6-week trial and…read moreI didn't have any intention of staying with it after that, but two years later we're still here! The kids love it, the staff is amazing and the instructors are incredible! Everyone is positive and encouraging and my kids learn so much more than just self defense. They learn how to respect others, how to work toward achieving a goal, how to cope with a loss, and how to cheer on others when they are getting to do something they may have wanted to do themselves. I love the confidence and skills it gives them! I can't say enough positive things about the instructors and staff at Elite. They make it a very special place to be. If you are looking for an activity for yourself or your child I would highly recommend taekwondo at Elite Martial Arts!

I was banned from this place because I wanted to cancel my membership and I wanted to cancel…read morebecause I had a lot of things going on and Trooper Gate is still closed And I was told I was a wishy washy student even though the first time I went I walked all the way off base just to attend class that was about at least 1hr and 30 minutes maybe 2hr and I did Trooper gate closed so I couldn't attend class and since I'm in the service my unit got a lot of things going on where I couldn't attend class I tried to get a friend to join and when she couldnt pay because her card wasn't working he just looked at her as if she was stupid and I got banned for no reason and Mr.Nathan has ego where he thinks he's doing you a favor for allowing you to attend his school R.S is up the street and is a better place to go to if you can't consistently make class and sign up and if you cancel he will ban you too and I had others warn me about Nathan and i wished I'd listen just a heads up

I first met Master Choon Lee in the early 1980s when he came to the University of Kansas (KU) in…read moreLawrence. I was fortunate enough to train under him there, and during the summers, I would visit his academy in Shawnee. I absolutely loved his classes and tried to attend whenever I could, sometimes arriving in my old ice cream truck after a long day of work. I'll never forget asking him one day during training, "Master Lee, my hands and feet hurt from all the punching and kicking. What should I do?" I remember his answer: "Punch harder!" Those two simple words have stayed with me for more than 40 years. To me, they meant push through the pain, never give up, and keep going no matter how difficult life gets. Master Lee was one of the toughest men I've ever known, but also one of the kindest. When I struggled financially, he was understanding and generous. He pushed me, encouraged me, and taught me much more than Taekwondo. Today, I live in Japan and run my own school. Looking back, I realize how much his discipline, determination, and kindness influenced the man I became. Master Lee, wherever you are, thank you from the bottom of my heart. I have never forgotten you, and I never will. You'll always be my master.

Im going for second recomended or 2nd decided i forgot but in december im very excited thank you…read moresir.

Great instructors. Encouraging staff and classmates. Great place to send your kids to exercise…read morewithout them thinking it's exercise.

Our son's experience here has been top-notch! Warm, enthusiastic, and encouraging, the instructors…read morework to tailor each student's experience to their recreational or competitive interests. The community is so friendly! The older kids are so kind to the younger ones. We so appreciate the emphasis on character above outcomes. Our son was having so much fun with taekwondo that my husband and I joined in as well. I would give PRIDE 6 stars if I could!

Millennium has been more than just a community. Its become family. My brother has been attending…read morefor almost 5 years. He is now a 1st degree black belt. He has made many friends and we would not have met Bobbi Koen and her family otherwise. They are family.

i have been with Hero Martial Arts for 5 years now. This is a great place to go. Master Mike is a…read moregreat instructor and keeps the classes with high energy. i have learned so much here, Taekwondo, Judo, Hapkido , weapons and more. i would highly recommend this school.