"Grand Master" Sean Kim's Taekwondo is the best in OKC by far. He teaches Olympic style TKD. The…read moretraining includes sparing, self-defense, self-discipline, control, history and the Korean language among many other things. Most places allow their students to progress through the belt levels just to keep a student. (income) At Sean Kim's his students actually have to be on the level to progress. Sean Kim is a great teacher and a wonderful man. Go there and check it out for yourself.

I've been training here for about a year and a half, and this an amazing place to train. Coach…read moreColeman has extensive knowledge in Muay Thai, BJJ, Boxing and Wrestling. He knows how to put everything together making him a true mixed martial artist. The people here are friendly and welcoming. Whatever your goal is, AMA can help you reach it so come by and give it a try.

You won't find a more dedicated and knowledgeable coach anywhere in Oklahoma. If you want MMA…read moretraining This is the place to go!

Absolutely great place to practice jiu-jitsu! Worry less about being injured; knowledgeable coaches!read more

Sandro Sampaio is the real deal…read more Sandro Sampaio and all of his staff are beyond excellent with the younger kids, displaying a level of professionalism and patience that I can not commend highly enough. There is an immense sense of (well-deserved) pride that permeates the entire facility. This is not just a run-of-the-mill "dojo". Coach Sampaio has the experience and accolades that ensure the training you are receiving is a world-class experience. It is very apparent that everyone there absolutely loves what they are doing. As it says on the wall, if you are looking for a place that will instill the values of: Loyalty, Respect, and Family - Sandro Sampaio's Brazillian Jiu-Jitsu Academy is the best place in the Oklahoma City metro area to look.

I have began training a little over a month at Redline Jiu-Jitsu. Prior to enrolling with Redline I…read morespent a month searching for a place to learn the fundamentals. I did enjoy a few alternative places but when I attended Redline's session I felt confident this was the place I would understand the fundamentals and begin my curriculum. At the other locations I felt as if I was thrown into the fire and trying to pickup something I did not understand. I also didn't remember what I was shown when I left. There are people that are fast learners, however, I am not fortunate to be one of those people for self defense and grappling techniques so structure is what I need. Ty and Jen are great people and amazing instructors with a well organized curriculum especially for beginners such as me. They have passion in what they teach and care for students to understand situations and scenarios. They explain thoroughly (from what to do, what not to do, along with cause and effect of both) and walk students through steps until each one gets it. Most of the places I went the owners weren't there and at Redline I've always seen Ty or Jen or both teaching class. I enjoy this place. I will not miss a class because I am having fun and learning.

The owners at Redline are phenomenal people. From the second you walk in the door, everyone is…read morefriendly and encouraging. Ty and Jen have created and fostered an environment that encourages people to try Jiu-Jitsu and really grow in their practice. The instructors at Redline are all incredible and share the same vision. I've never done martial arts and was terrified to start. Most places throw you into the fire your first day. Here, they ease you into things with drills and fundamentals. There is a women's only class and classes for kids on top of the regular BJJ classes. If you're even remotely curious about self defense and BJJ, Redline is the place to start!

This place is amazing. My son started here over a month ago and it's all where hear about. We have…read moreseen such a change in his attitude and self confidence already. The instructors David & Phillip are superb with the kids not to mention super personable! They make it such a fun environment for the kids while at the same time providing them discipline. Not only do they have karate classes that are offered on multiple days at various times to fit just about anyones schedules they also have fun programs! They offer ninja birthday parties monthly Ninja nights that is a parents night out offered on Saturdays and many more. Their social media is always up to date and active. Their website shows all class schedules and pricing as well. I just love it when businesses have everything on their website it doesn't leave any wondering and is just straight to the point. If you're looking for a karate place for your child this place is wonderful. The people the lessons the atmosphere everything is great and can't recommend enough!

New karate gym and new coaches for my son!!! We're so happy!! Fantastic crew, really professional,…read moregreat with kids, and a really nice dojo!!! The soft clean mats make it look so nice! I love the reward systems they have for the kids such as getting a stripe on your belt for good grades in school and attendance! They even have a beautiful art deco bathroom that's always kept clean!! We love it!! Plus...they took an immediate personal interest in my son and preparing him for the upcoming tournament we previous had planned before switching!

Absolutely would recommend Pride to all parent! I'm also thinking of going with my daughter! they…read morehave great programs and the times work great with after school!

Jason and Jessi are incredible instructors as well as first class individuals. Trained for three…read morehours of Soyac Kali with them having never trained Soyac before, although trained in Inosanto style Kali for over five years. I was welcomed into their class by not only Jason and Jessi but by members of the class who had been training with them for years. I drove down to train with them from out of town and was immediately welcomed into the class as warmly as you could hope for. With some martial arts schools a new person is often treated cooly until he is accepted. Not so with Pride. Highly recommend them for any martial arts training that you would consider. Incredible training and well worth the drive.

Rick has practiced since the early 70s and has taught since the early 80s…read more He brings together West and East principles when teaching. In any give class we'll practice both what to do with our body, as well as what is going on in our energy body. A typical class begins with warm up with some form of qi gong (energy work). Qi Gong involves slow, intentional movements that are both exercise, as well as moving meditation. Tai chi started as qi gong, turned into a form, and split into schools. After a quick break, we practice the form. The class will break into people who know the form well enough to follow, and those who are learning the basics. I've been attending since late 2014 and am truly amazed that I have access to someone like Rick with his level of experience, both breadth, and depth. He additionally teaches bagua and liehubafa, and several other forms as well. Rick is kind of an internal martial arts nerd in the best possible way.

It's an after school program mainly and a hobby gym. Do your own Google search, you'll get all the…read moreinfo you need. But here's my review after almost a year and a half. Recently, TSMA decided to part ways with half of their good coaches. Those coaches were the best part of the whole place and the only reason I decided to attend classes myself along with my 3 kids. In response I pulled my kids out and also found another gym for myself. In my search I realized just how much I had been over paying for the services I was receiving at TSMA. In my new gym, I get more services for less than half of what I paid TSMA. There is also no uniform requirement. TSMA has a uniform requirement but don't bet on the things you need to have being in stock. The only thing I can say in their defense is they did not charge me any cancellation fess and they let me out of my contract at first request. What they did do is keep my entire months dues, for 4 people, for a month I didn't use. If you do decide to visit this place. Ask for Coaches Courtney or Carlos. If they aren't there, don't waste your time. The other coaches aren't worth it, you know who you are.

We used to love the after school program and summer camp until recently. They moved the OKC campus…read moreto an industrial garage with NO A/C! It's a tin building with a small room in the back with window units and fans. My son said it's a small room and very crowded. When they moved, they sent an email a couple of days before and didn't bother to mention it would not have A/C. When I notified the owner that we wouldn't be back, she insisted they have a/c and said that it was communicated to us (it was not communicated). Right after they moved, they had to bus the kids to the Yukon campus because it was too hot in the OKC location. I inquired about the a/c situation and was led to believe that it was just a hiccup from moving and that it would be fixed/installed. They NEVER mentioned the main area would not have a/c. The poor employees have to deal with all the back lash from parents. The owners do not seem to understand that a/c in a small room does not count as having a/c! They also charged me a $150 cancellation fee. Normally, I would fight that but I am over dealing with them. It's just bad business. Coach Chantal was the only thing we will miss.