Dae Han is a top Martial Arts studio. Master Seo is an accomplished instructor who focusses…read moretraining for students at all skill levels. His staff is well trained, patient and encouraging. The studio is the largest martial arts training facility in the South East. It has 3 large dojangs (studios), along with an outdoor dojang an upstairs running track and weight/workout facility. If you're interested in martial arts, do yourself a favor and attend a free introductory class at Dae Han.

My child began taking classes during this covid pandemic time, they have made the facility and…read moreclasses as safe as possible. Staff is very friendly. Lots of options for classes and times. Cares about the community and

**Birthday Party Review**…read more I was pleasantly surprised! The instructor and his helper were very involved with the 3-6 year olds. They taught the kids some different moves which the kids all loved. They had the kids do some stretches first which I thought was cute. Then the kids had snacks and cake. The cake cutting is really cool (kind of scary too). The instructor helps the birthday kid hold a Samurai sword to make the 1st cut. Then the kids break boards and the instructor writes their name on it. Then they do a pinata and the instructor has a ton of extra candy for the kids so everyone gets a lunch. Goodie Bags are included too. There is plenty of party here and the place is well lit with a lot of natural light. No hats or shoes allowed in the studio which has a mirrored wall.

Last night, we got an email from Master Mast telling us that ATL UTKD is now on Yelp. I told my…read more5-year-old daughter, who has been a student there for nearly a year. After explaining to her what Yelp is, she instructed me, "GO ON THERE AND GIVE MASTER MAST 100 STARS!!" I explained to her that 5 stars is the highest possible rating, and she was not pleased, as 5 is apparently not enough stars. I could not agree more. Master Mast is, from an observer's perspective, an outstanding teacher. He has a way with his students, be they 4 years old (as my daughter was when she started) or full-grown adults (as are many in the school). My daughter loves going to class and has learned a lot about Tae Kwon Do as well as about herself. I am consistently impressed at the confidence and self-discipline she shows in class. And, as a parent, it is hard not to be proud of someone accomplishing such things. But, I have to say also that it is hard not to give a great deal of the credit to Master Mast, as well as my daughter. Master Mast's ability to be stern, clear, confident and direct while also approachable, friendly, and engaging with the students is remarkable. My daughter often suffers from a fear of failing. But, in his class, she tries everything and actually enjoys being pushed to do her best while also improving. Here's an example. During her first color belt test, she was asked to break boards with her punches and kicks. She had never seen anyone else do it and was clearly afraid. After a few attempts, Master Mast let her go without having to break them. But, he said to her, "don't worry, we'll get them broken." The next day, in class, one of the first things he did was bring out those boards again, and, with the confidence of having passed her test, she broke them on the first try. So, the bottom line is, this school is outstanding, and though I'm not a student there, I can see how thrilled the students are. My daughter usually attends three days a week, but recently, upon learning there is a fourth class she can attend (the Saturday family class), she has begun to insist that we take her four times a week. We will do so happily! So, take it from her, 5 stars are not enough.

Great family Martial Arts Center. From 3 & up...each class is tailored to help you achieve what…read moreever your martial arts dreams or goals...

Literally terrible. Do not go here, all they want is money. Master is unprofessional, as well as…read morethe teachers.

My son has been going over a year now. He is very excited to go to class. He has met some great…read morefriends and has learned how to deal with situations that he may be exposed to in his life. It is wonderful see the joy in your child's eyes when they learn something new and are able to do it. Sifu is a wonderful patient teacher. The kids enjoy the different ways he teaches them new things. He really takes the time to make they understand and they make the moves correctly. We love it!

From the owner: Martial Arts Wing Chun…read moreJeet Kune Do Muay Thai Kali Brazilian Jiu Jitsu

I was training here for about 2-3 years and loved it. If you're serious about martial arts and…read morelike the idea of training in several different styles, this is the best place in the area. Sifu Alan is an intelligent, supportive, and skilled instructor. His staff are qualified professionals, and their kid programs are great without interfering with the adult classes. They have a super flexible schedule and several different levels of membership. Some might quibble that they're pricey, but you are getting what you pay for. The facility is gorgeous, and everyone there is very positive. I know I sound like a bit of a tool for saying this, but you really do get a sense of belonging while being active there. I'd encourage you to try a demo class of each of the different styles. My favorites were Jeet Kun Do and Kung Fu. As a side note, they are one of the only places in the country to teach the Keysi Fighting Method, and if you are looking for realistic combat training against multiple opponents, this is your best bet.

AMAC is more than a place to learn martial arts; it is a new found family. As a "newb" to the world…read moreof martial arts I was very intimidated to sign up, however. Let me assure you these guys and gals welcome you with open arms. I have met some of the nicest and knowledgeable people at AMAC. If you have a question, they have an answer. Any time a student is having a hard time understanding or performing, they go out of their way to assist until you have eliminated your weakness. I personally love the fact that the staff, including Sifu, will take the time to call and check on you if you have been missing class. They really do care and this is what it takes for a leader to ensure your success. AMAC truly is an ego-free environment providing the best martial arts training. If you are willing to apply yourself, you are guaranteed to succeed and the staff/senior students will make sure you do no matter what it takes. I can personally recall multiple times that I have been training and senior students drop everything they are doing in order to correct my flaws. I feel honored to be a part of AMAC.

My daughter loves it here. She started June 2022 with the summer program. She like it so much I…read moredecide to keep her in it. She's learning so much and she's gaining more confidence in herself. Compared to other martial arts in the area you get the most bang for you buck. Even though they are one of the most priciest ones. You have the option of going up to 3 days a week and the monthly fee includes everything. So you don't pay for anything extra when it's time to go to your next belt. You don't pay for anything extra when it comes to tournaments either. My daughters favorite thing to do here is dodge ball. I definitely recommend this place.

Great TKD school for kids. My daughter loves it and the instructor is amazing with the kids. They…read morehave classes for all ages including adults. Highly recommend!

Great academy! Very professional workers and friendly enviroment... 100% recomended! Excellent…read morechoice if you want to learn about self defense and discipline!

I would give negative stars to this business. The owner only cares about the student's money. He…read morehad good masters teaching Tae Kwon Do and all left in a few months due to the zero leadership and people skills of the owner. Like other comments, Chung's continued charging after we cancelled, we never recovered our fees. Stay away! There are other school options in the area where the master cares about their students.

Karate Atlanta - Suwanee is the best. Our sons have been going there for over a year and they love…read moreit, already competing in tournaments. The school has multiple instructors every class and they all love what they do. You can tell that for Mr. Monroe and his team it is more than job and most of them have been doing it for many, many years because they love it. This shows in the quality of the instruction, always positive attitude, and lots of individual attention to each student. It honestly feels more like a big family than just a school. Students learn discipline and respect and the important lesson that we are all capable of more than we may think. Students and instructors are of all ages, which honestly makes it even more special because you get the whole range of experience on the team.

Both my kids have gone here. The instructors are top notch, and they take the time to really get…read moreto know the kids. Other parents have transferred in and remarked that the Suwannee team is special. They teach discipline and respect of your elders, which translates into better behavior at home and school. If you are looking for a self defense/ fitness program for your kids, you cannot go wrong here.

My review is for the Shinkendo class! It currently meets on Monday, Wednesday, & Thursday nights…read morefrom 7:30-8:30. I started last December, so I'm about a year in now. I have a full time job, so I try to make at least 2 classes a week, & practice at home as much as I can. It takes some dedication and appreciation for learning, but it has been really fun being able to tell people I'm learning the sword over the past year. The instructors are absolutely amazing, and each of them have their own way of pointing out how to get better in an encouraging way. The class is fairly small usually, so getting personal attention is pretty regular. I would totally recommend learning some basic Japanese before starting if you can help it (numbers 1-10 for sure, basic directions like right and left, and check out shinkendo.com for some other vocab & general info). Get the book that they recommend immediately - it's helpful for reference. Overall, I'm super happy I ended up here & looking forward to continuing my training!

Great place! Great coaches! I initially sent my son to Georgia Martial Arts to learn. One year…read morelater, I started taking Brazilian Jiu-jitsu classes along with my husband. Now I'm a blue belt. I appreciate all the classes, techniques, concerns, and mindset from Professor Shawn, Ian, Leo, and other instructors. They have been so patient and humble. And they are good with both kids and adults classes. At Georgia Martial Arts, I have started making good friends with great people from all kinds of industries. This is my sanctuary where I have become healthier, more humble, and found peace.

I tried a few different places to start training BJJ. I chose this place for a few reason. 1)…read moreEveryone in the class from the instructor to fellow students are awesome and very helpful. 2) They've got a lot of different classes if I want to try anything else. At the moment it's just bjj but I can see myself taking a few others just to try them out. 3) They have a number of different bjj classes for varying skill levels. 4) The place is small enough to feel like a local gym but large enough to attract a diverse group of folks. Most importantly, the bjj classes aren't huge but there are still quite a few folks in every one. 5) The support staff was welcoming and friendly from the time I walked up til now. There are quite a few folks that I've talked with who are much more experienced and skilled (in bjj) than I am and they give the place a thumbs up.

This review is for the no-gi class taught by Mohammad. I'm an out of towner that came in to drop-in…read morefor two classes while visiting. Having trained at multiple gyms in New York and now in San Francisco over the last 5 years, I wasn't sure what to expect walking into Tsunami, but I was pleasantly surprised! First, the gym/mats/locker rooms are all clean and in great shape (just to get that out of the way). The class size was around 12-15 students and everyone was super friendly and welcoming. Mohammad is an active and accomplished competitive grappler, and as such, he is the exact type of instructor that you would want to learn from if you're trying to progress rapidly in this sport. He observes all his students and takes time to give everyone something they can adjust or work on to improve their game. It's a testament to his character and the kind of instructor he is that he would take the time to watch me roll and give me personalized advice while knowing that there was no chance of me becoming a regular student in his class. You can tell he enjoys what he's doing 100% and genuinely wants to help you improve. I rolled with a few of the other students and after chatting with them afterwards, I was consistently surprised by how little they said they've trained because they were honestly some of the most well-rounded 'beginners' I've come across. Solid students, solid class, solid instructor, and everyone trained safely. If I lived in the area this would definitely be my home gym.