Our son (6) has been attending Atmac for almost 9 months and absolutely loves it. He looks forward…read moreto karate every week and his confidence has grown both in class, at school and within himself. If you're looking for a dojo in Kyle (now near Beebee and Dacy) we couldn't recommend Atmac more!

This is my second review of this outstanding karate studio in Kyle Texas! Unfortunately I don't…read moreunderstand way my 1st post was flagged? I'm sure some immature irresponsible individual that owns a subpar facility in the same area that likes to play high school games... Enough about that! If you're looking for the absolutely best kung fu in or around Kyle give the place a chance you will not be disappointed!! By the way if you want to flag my post again feel free to come by the dojo at around 730 on a Tuesday or Thursday and just ask for JW and I'll be more than happy to explain to face-to-face why that's not the right thing to do!!

Though I've been here for a short 3 months, I can testify for this gym. The instructors are…read moreknowledgable and patient. Other gyms I feel like I was left to figure everything out, which made my progress slow. Since I started at Diaz Martial arts, I've recieved great instruction and have been able to build my jiujitsu game faster. The fellow students as well are very respectful and it's always a pleasure to roll with them. They take great care of us and I feel safe here.

I've trained at different martial arts schools over the years and I've never been to anything so…read moreversatile and realistic as Diaz Martial Arts. Mr Diaz has dedicated his life to learning many styles of martial arts and tactical training, his formula is amazing.

One of THE BEST Martial Art School. It's not only about Martial Art and Technique that you learn…read morehere, it Body Mind and Spiritual connection and mostly important the Quality Mind Set. We did shop around different martial art school but we found Round Rock Karate Academy to best fit the Vision and concept of Martial Art. Sam Bo Nim is a Great person and the Instructors are so great as well. Not everyone can instruct the class, instructors needs to be certified so you are in good hands no matter whom you work with. This is a school of martial art without boundaries to learn. If you or your kids are really interested, then no one is stopping you to come for class. My son comes all 5 days possible. Extra Saturday class (1hour class) is of such a great extra class that you learn very quality lesson. All these comes with no extra cost to you and that is so great of Sam Bo Nim (Daniel Dalenela). There are online videos for member to watch and learn if you are really into martial art and again comes with no extra cost. This is such a great resource. If you are capable then Sam Bo Nim don't holds student back to make money per month, (there is no contract to sign. If you don't like you can leave the school and there is no penalty and trust me once you are here you will not leave), He would let student advance and learn higher level material. His philosophy is if you work hard than you get what you deserve. It is not how long you stayed with school, it's how hard you worked. My son he joined in 7 months back as a white belt at 10th Gup level and now he is already Green belt with two stripes at 4th Gup level. And it's not he just got it, he was tested real hard to his limit and that gives us satisfaction as well. Also With in 2 months of joining the school he participated in Tang So Doo 13th Annual tournament at San Antonio as a white belt but competing with 2-3 higher rank belts and he got into first place. That's what it tell all about the quality of Round Rock Karate Academy VS others. In very short after all this long text, you won't find any other martial art school any close to what Round Rock Karate Academy does with its Disciples in mind.

I do not ordinarily write reviews, particularly negative ones, but after several months of…read morereflection I felt compelled to share my experience with Round Rock Karate Academy. I have chosen to remain anonymous for personal reasons. My children were unenrolled a few months ago, and I had initially hoped that, through communication and patience, some of my concerns would improve. Unfortunately, after repeated attempts to seek clarity, I ultimately lost confidence in the process. My greatest frustration was the lack of transparency regarding student progress. Children would continue training for many months, sometimes well over a year, without being invited to test, yet parents received little proactive feedback explaining what specifically needed improvement. Only when parents enquired about testing would concerns or explanations suddenly emerge. As a parent without a martial arts background, I was not expecting automatic advancement. However, I did expect clear communication and a structured pathway. The stripe testing process in particular felt inconsistent and unpredictable. Since stripe progression is required before belt testing, I expected there to be a clear schedule or at least some transparency around evaluations. Instead, stripe tests often seemed to occur without warning, leaving students unprepared and discouraged when they did not pass. The overall system increasingly gave the impression of being financially driven rather than genuinely developmental. Parents were repeatedly told never to ask about testing because instructors alone would decide when a child was ready. Whilst I appreciate maintaining standards, there appeared to be very little visible progress tracking or measurable roadmap for advancement. I was also disappointed by the conduct of one senior instructor in particular. I personally heard remarks directed towards students such as "don't waste my time" and "why are you begging for tests." Regardless of intent, I found that manner of communication inappropriate for an environment meant to foster confidence, discipline, and respect. To be fair, not all aspects of the school were negative. Several instructors like Mr Green, Ms Ani etc were genuinely kind, professional, and invested in the students' development. However, I also noticed some capable instructors leave over time, which added to my concerns regarding the overall culture. I should add that the overwhelmingly positive online reviews do not reflect many of the private conversations I have had with other parents over the years. Several expressed similar frustrations but felt reluctant to leave because of the considerable time and money already invested, as well as concerns that their children would effectively have to start again elsewhere. This review is not written out of bitterness, but after months of consideration and disappointment. I simply hope other parents find this perspective useful when making an informed decision.

Eric is an excellent instructor. Both my daughter and I have improved or fitness levels while…read moreenjoying ourselves and becoming more graceful. I love how customizable the instruction can be, the flexible hours, and finally some motivation to become more of the me I want to be.

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I've been training here for 4 years. It has changed my life and rehabilitated my health. Sensei…read moreCharles has been very supportive and has strengthened my martial arts experience. This is an excellent place to train and a great experience for your loved ones to learn a great martial art!

Sensei Charles Radi loves and cares very much about his students. Highly recommend this dojo!read more

Awesome martial arts center for kids! The owners are a very nice couple (both accomplished martial…read moreartists). The vibe is definitely welcoming and family-oriented (the owners' baby is often hanging out by the mats). This particular center stood out to me because they offer classes for toddlers (their Tiny Tots classes, ages 2-3). My daughter attended for a couple months until they unfortunately dropped an early time slot that worked for us (due to low attendance). It was a 20 minute class but it was filled with a variety of exercises -- climbing, crawling, jumping, kicking, catching, and much more. The classes were bookended by an intro to discipline (bowing and addressing their Sensei). I definitely saw an improvement in my daughter after multiple sessions -- her physical skills improved as did her attitude. She seemed to really enjoy it as well. We intend to return when she's a bit older. Highly recommended for kids of all ages.

Raymond Daniels is a very special martial artist. I have learned more in the last month only taking…read morea couple classes a week than I have in probably the last 3 years. I'm a 1-0 pro MMA fighter with a 5-0 amateur record and striking is my strength, so I've had some very good coaches, but this is another level entirely. Raymond has such a deep knowledge of the game and has systems and principles that are easy to learn and make improvements in short order. A lot of students are there for self defense, a hobby, or a workout and they have a blast too! It's such a cool style to learn, and I believe there's no one better to learn distance fighting from.

Master Riley is by far the best karate instructor I have ever encountered while serving 20 year in…read morethe military or the numerous years after retirement. Currently three of my six children attend his school.

We have been with Master Riley for 4 years! Our son started when he was four with Master Riley's…read more karate-a-tot program and I could not have picked a better instructor or school! We love that he teaches them discipline and self respect. Manners, respect and kindness are priorities in our family and the first day I met Master Riley I knew this is exactly where I wanted my son to be. Thank you Master a Riley and WHAK!

Gabe is an excellent teacher! Very patient and willing to work with you at your own pace. The price…read moreis right to! Not expensive!

Awesome place to learn Karate! Relatively small classes, positive-family like atmosphere, and very…read moreaffordable. My son really enjoys his Karate lessons at Trinity Martial Arts. Gabriel Grove is a wonderful teacher who is very patient, and good with kids! Highly recommend.

My son asked to join Karate and did his own online research and came across Trinity Karate based on…read morereviews he found (not Yelp reviews). We signed up for a trial class and the rest has been history. He has been taking classes now for over 6 months and has progressed to an orange belt and has even been able to compete in a tournament. Trinity is a growing business and is run by Renshi Justin with help from his wife Abi. Together they run a dojo that puts the needs and interests of the students first. They run both kid and adult classes and they teach respect along with all the traditions of Karate. Renshi Justin blends in practical life lessons for the children and instills confidence in them every class. Our son looks forward to class each time he goes and returns home exhausted and in a great mood. Give Trinity a chance and you will not be disappointed.