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Tama Martial Arts

5.0 (4 reviews)
Closed • 9:00 am - 1:30 pm

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DB Karate School - Dayton, Oakwood, Kettering, Ohio

DB Karate School

4.6(10 reviews)
2.6 mi

I want to start by saying that I respect anyone's opinion. However, I still stand strong to my…read morereview back in August 2013, I highly recommend DBK Dojo, my son is there by his choice not by mine, he knows and understands that there are rules of respect to follow, is the Karate tradition and dicipline, NOT just @ DBK Dojo.... in any Dojo in general, for the record I am not a "good friend" of Sensei, he is my sons mentor, for a little more than 3 1/2 years, it's been a learning experience in a positive way, the student progress depends also on the individual student and the amount of time and effort they devote to learning. The kids chosen to be part of the Elite Team is a daily, monthly, years ...it's a working progress, the students earned with dedication, respect, growth, and challenges, that each of them had to encounter to become better. My son is now part of the Elite Team, and all I can say is because he wanted it...he earned it! & it didn't happend overnight. Sensai Demian pushes them to the next level and as a result they get better in Karate and personal determination to "never give up", In a healthy way. In conclusion, Karate is not for everyone.... it's a calling, the reason that I say that is because I lived it and live it daily with my Son. As an educator myself I belive in positive dicipline, respect, and structure at the environment our students are, and I see it daily at DBK Dojo.

As a former student I had so much fun. This dojo knows the perfect balance of strict and fun in…read moreorder for the students to properly learn karate while having fun. I would recommend it to anyone who wants to try karate, because even with all the fun there were many life lessons that I learned and I'm forever grateful for my time here

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Troy Martial Arts

Troy Martial Arts

2.6(5 reviews)
20.8 mi

Troy Ma is ran by top notch instructors and great people, I'd highly recommend it for everyone of…read moreall ages, my son just started and I hear about it everyday and he can't wait to attend more.

This "school" is trash. I'm sorry - I really don't say this from a place of anger, I actually…read morewaited several weeks after my kid's split from TMA to make sure I could write something after reflecting a bit. Remember Cousin Eddie from Christmas Vacation - if he ran a martial arts studio it would be Troy Martial Arts. Let me explain. Problem 1: Owners are unorganized and greedy. Bad combo. Rules and rates constantly change, the offer "specials" like letting kids have relaxed uniform rules if they wear a TMA shirt - expect the color of the shirt changes every month, so they must always buy more. They inflate their own reviews by giving kids raffle tickets if their parents leave 5 star ratings (hello ethics). They also pressure parents into buying extra gear (from THEM of course, can't buy on Amazon for less) as well as pressuring parents into having their kids take extra classes in fields their kid has no interest in (weapons, grappling etc) Problem 2: Owners have INSANE double standards for students. Some kids are treated like kids, some are treated like adults. Some have to test by fighting people 15 years their senior while some test against their little brothers. No problem with pushing kids - but having different standards for different kids and then tying that to a rewards system (belts) is nothing but discriminatory. Problem 3: Not professional. What style do they even teach? My kid started 3 years ago to learn Taekwondo.....when we left last month it was largely because all they wanted to teach was grappling. Sorry, my 13 year old GIRL did not want to constantly wrestle with men in their 20s and 30s. GROSS. Yeah keep your filthy hands of my daughter. Not to mention, I believe the owner has like a white belt in his grappling "art". Not exactly qualified to teach something so dangerous. When we signed up at this school there was no mention of learning to wrestle. The final straw for us was that the owners here constantly tried to guilt my kid into giving up her other extra curricular activities. Yes, they wanted a 13 year old to devote her life to their rinky dink, trailer park looking school. Sorry folks - we have bigger dreams for her than to be Cousin Eddies wrestling partner.

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