Gateway is a amazing school with the most loving people ... my kids and I loved going there . These…read morepeople really care and they really are great with kids and teach them not only Taekwando but also how to respect yourself and others and how to become a better person inside and out. Nothing but love for them the reason we left is because we moved wish we could have taken them with us ...

Gateway has world class instruction at very reasonable prices. I am 50 years old and take hanmudo…read morewith Master Chaplin. I was not sure I would be able to do it with my age and bad knees; but he has the teaching skills to give me the ability to work around my issues. I am doing things I never thought possible due to his adaptive teaching. Hanmudo is a self defense martial arts so I feel more confident in my ability to defend myself. I highly recommend this class

Closedown at this location under this name. Difficult to contact. Poor communication and customer…read moreservice.

Nice environment with great people. It was made easy for my first visit, but also challenging.read more

This club is the real deal. Joined yesterday and attended…read morelast night with my son. My observations. 1. Coaching culture - positive reinforcement, encouragement, constructive feedback. 2. Training techniques- demonstrate 3x, repetitive practice, coach's observe and correct techniques, then practice 3x. 3. 1:6 ratio coaches to students. These coaches get on the mat and teach. Constantly reinforcing the basics. That's how champions are built. 4. Parents - comfortable observation area. Treadmill, rowing stations and elliptical machine to use while you wait! Gratis! What a great idea! 5. For boys and girls.

Hanshi Joseph Sessum 8th Degree Belt is the Soke and torch bearer of the Jaribu System Martial…read moreArts. The training is superb and the system is dynamic and superior. Hai! - Hakim "Nidan" - Sempai of Jaribu System Martial Arts (JSMA)

Jaribu Martial Arts is a very functional Martial Arts System. It has something for everyone. It…read moreteaches discipline and structure to kids. It teaches adults to adapt, to persevere, and to defend themselves. It is affordable. This is especially true for families with several family members that are interested in Martial Arts.

Both of my children have been boing to Yongsa since they opened in 2015. I was simply hoping for…read morebasic self defense for my daughter, but we quickly fell in love with the high quality instruction and the care and support they show each child. Both of my kids have achieved their black belts and my daughter is a state champion! Yongsa knows they have a great product and they don't lock you into a contract or charge belt testing fees. They don't need to!

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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

Master Um is a fantastic Taekwondo teacher! Classes are fun, well-organized, and emphasize…read morediscipline and strong fundamentals. We love going there and highly recommend it to anyone looking to learn in a positive environment.

My two daughters (4 and 6) are enrolled at JC Taekwondo. I highly recommend. Master Um is very good…read morewith the kids, and able to instruct them while also having fun.

I am an older adult with a black belt who decided, after several decades of not training, to go…read moreback to training. I'm so glad I chose Into Arts. I've been training there now for close to 2 years and love it. In Master Lawing you will find a seasoned, expert instructor who will train in the fundamentals of your art, provide motivation, and share accumulated wisdom from his decades of experience running martial arts schools. In addition to fundamental mastery, students will find ample opportunity to train in realistic self defense scenarios and fill in gaps with other forms of martial arts. When ready, students also can engage in either light- or full-contact sparring (with protective gear) in a controlled and safe environment. There is a real sense of family and community at this school. I would also like to say that there is one negative review here that makes several claims that I have simply found not to be true, at all.

If your goal in martial arts training is real-world self-defense, discipline under pressure, and…read morethe ability to apply techniques against a live opponent, you may want to carefully reconsider this school. My experience with IntoArts has been extremely disappointing. The program appears to focus heavily on going through motions and earning belts, but lacks meaningful opportunities for students to apply what they've learned in realistic or full-contact situations. Punching bags and rehearsed drills do not prepare anyone for unpredictability, resistance, or real-world encounters. A system that promotes students to higher ranks--up to black belt--without pressure testing their skills raises serious concerns about the value of that training. If, however, your goal is optics--collecting belts, certificates, and staged accomplishments without true application--then this may be a good fit. Beyond the curriculum concerns, the leadership approach is equally troubling. The owner seems to spend a disproportionate amount of time sharing stories from past experiences or correcting children, rather than delivering structured, engaged instruction that develops students. Constructive coaching and development appear secondary. More concerning is how situations are handled when questioned. When I raised concerns as a father--calmly and directly--regarding decisions that impacted my child, the response was not professional dialogue. Instead, my child was abruptly removed from the roster, and the situation escalated unnecessarily to the point where law enforcement was contacted. That level of escalation for a non-threatening parental concern is, at best, poor judgment and, at worst, deeply troubling. As a parent, my responsibility is to advocate for my child--especially when those decisions affect his development and well-being. The way this situation was handled reflects a lack of professionalism, accountability, and sound leadership. In short: * Limited real-world application of skills * Promotion without proof of performance under pressure * Questionable instructional priorities * Unprofessional handling of parent concerns Martial arts should build confidence, discipline, and capability--not just appearance. Based on my experience, this program falls short in delivering where it matters most.