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True Martial Arts

5.0 (1 review)
Closed • 4:45 pm - 9:00 PM

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ATA Martial Arts

ATA Martial Arts

3.7(3 reviews)
0.7 mi

Great facility with tons of options for class times for kids and adults. Helps big time if your…read morekids are in other activities: we have multiple options a week to pick from and we love that. Every class we have had here has been taught by an instructor with a positive attitude and great energy - teachers who encourage excellence and not stagnation were important to us when we picked this place over others, and we are thrilled. My kids love the upbeat feel of this place and always leave feeling productive and happy and they get a great workout after sitting in school all day. I have noticed they are more focused since starting martial arts and that has carried over into school as well. Plus they have fun :) We love it here and feel very welcome. Definitely recommend for kids and adults. A+

I would like to share my experience with No Limits Martial Arts School…read more Initially, we were informed that the cost for enrollment would be $175 a month, but later found out there is a $45 testing fee charged every other month only because I was notified by my bank after they had taken it out already, which was not clearly stated upfront. We understand there are policies in place regarding parental approval for these charges; however, we were not notified before the charges occurred. I did not appreciate how deceptive it was. Also, we observed that class sizes were VERY quite large, often exceeding 30+ students per session with only one instructor and two teenager assistants. This created a chaotic environment that made it difficult for the children to focus on their training. Our experience turned even more sour when we communicated our decision to withdraw my grandson from the program and explore other karate schools. Despite informing the staff on three separate occasions, we were still subjected to four attempts to charge our card for continued enrollment. This led us to contact our bank as a protective measure. I believe it is super important for businesses to respect their customers' decisions, and I felt that the charge and repeated/continued attempts to charge were EXTREMELY inappropriate. I hope that sharing our experience will help others to be very cautious and read the fine print carefully. Lastly, it was disheartening to see a one-star review left on my family's business's page shortly after sharing our honest feedback. They're the first ones to say they practice honesty , but then when we do, they act out in spite. This act was left from the owners significant other and seemed unprofessional and motivated by spite, especially since the owner, her No Limits business nor her significant other has never engaged with my family's business . Nor has she attempted herself to fix any issues. My intention in sharing this review is not to disparage the school, but rather to highlight our experience and encourage improvements in communication and business practices. I genuinely hope they learn from this and take steps to ensure a better experience for future students and their families.

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High Ground Jiu-Jitsu

High Ground Jiu-Jitsu

5.0(1 review)
3.4 mi

I had a chance to attend a no-gi and gi class at High Ground BJJ while I was in the area for the…read moreholidays. For a bit of background, I am a white belt with about 6 months of training (5 days a week) at my home gym. I had a great experience during both of the classes I attended. The no-gi class was very small, with only 2 other students and the instructor (it was Black Friday, so other students were probably busy buying new TVs and stuff). The small class was awesome for getting one-on-one instruction from the coach, Dave. It was a pretty standard class structure with warm ups, then drilling, and finally rolling. The warm up was light, and we moved immediately into drilling a north-south choke. I really liked the style of the drills because we slowly worked through the motion to properly get into the position, and then establishing the choke. We moved on to proper defense options for the same choke, and we had a chance to work among ourselves while the coach oversaw and provided feedback. During the gi class, we warmed up with some positional sparring from guard, and then moved on to a lapel choke and an arm in guillotine choke for drilling. The coach for this class, Patrick, provided a detailed walk through of each portion of the techniques, and was quick to give pointers during drilling. The class had a solid attendance of white through brown belts, and each person I worked with provided great live feedback as we trained. Everyone I encountered during my visits were very friendly, and put to rest any anxiety I had about training outside of my home gym. I thought the teachers did a fantastic job of explaining the proper techniques, the concepts behind them, and providing input as we drilled. Since this was my first real experience away from my home gym, I was nervous about rolling with unfamiliar people, but I quickly became comfortable with the other students because no one was trying to crank submissions, and everyone was very careful about safety. I am already planning to stop back here when I am in town again. If you are from the area, and you are looking for a way to get in shape, and/or learn real self-defense, then you should absolutely visit High Ground to see if it is a good fit for you! A big thank you to Tom for allowing me to visit his gym, and keep up with my training while away from home!

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