Great for the whole family, my boys and I enjoyed learning together, and the instructors are very…read moreknowledgeable. Owner is on site quite a bit and you can tell that he cares about his clients, and he knows his stuff for sure.

It's a great community, with wonderful instructors in a safe and supportive environment. We…read moreabsolutely love it!

My daughter and my husband take Tae Kwon Do lessons here. My husband and I took it before we had…read morekids and even before there was a bun in the oven he couldn't wait to take it again with our kids. He checked out several local schools before choosing Lee Bros. Master Lee is very friendly and they really have a great family oriented atmosphere. The prices are good for everything you can get out it. They also have a picnic and other activities such as movie night. The Masters and instructors are so friendly and very talented. They know how to work well with kids. Even better you can tell how much they enjoy working with kids. Our daughter also participated in Track Out Camp. The hours are good and I like that they have a quiet time for the kids to read quietly or do work. She will be attending summer camp next week and it looks very action packed with field trips, TKD classes, and outside activities.

My time at Triangle Aikido has been a wonderful experience. The philosophy of blending and being in…read moresync with your opponent makes Aikido a flowing martial art. The techniques are a beautiful art forming a simple yet intricate dance. The benefit of Aikido practice can help calm and settles one spirit. But most of all, we feel like a family who laughs, plays and practices together.

I enjoy Mark and Charlene as instructors. There are often other black belts that help teach too…read more It is cool that this dojo is associated with Raleigh Aikikai and that local (in the Triangle , NC ) (inexpensive) seminars are held. At my previous dojo / school, I did not like being required to go to expensive and out of state seminars to advance in rank.

This is a human size martial arts school like there are too few, where the owners are dedicated to…read moretheir students and to making them thrive in their discipline in a serious but friendly and fun manner. I am following a personal training in kickboxing and getting so much more out of it than I was with fitness kickboxing at my gym before ! My son, 11 YO, started Taekwondo there a few months ago, when we were desperate to find an activity in which he would show an interest other than video games, and he is absolutely loving it, which was such a relief for us ! Would definitely recommend it !

This is one of the more smaller underrated schools in the triangle are. Master Shawn is both…read moreskilled in the weapons and self defense part of the sport. His knowledge is there but the facility is small

We have been going to Black Belt World since 2021 and loved it so much. Our son has developed…read moreskills that will take him a long way in life. Thank you Black belt world

This place is so unprofessional. We had to take our child out of there and they still tried to…read morecharge us after I explained how it's DIRTY, unprofessional, and it took them 2 whole months to point out a basic like tying a belt. It's completely a scam. We have been to other great dojo's and this is a money grubbing scam at almost $200 a month. The grandmaster couldn't even bother himself to meet my spouse when we first started. The room smelled of cigarettes that left us feeling ill every time we left. Wasn't even a concern for them, just as long as they got paid. I have never experienced a martial arts place like this. I'm warning everyone to not waste their money there. We have experienced so much better, this place is the bottom of the barrel.

So glad we came across Professional Karate Academy in Rolesville! Craig is great with the kids and…read moreon top of teaching Karate he is big in teaching the kids respect & discipline. My son couldn't take the smile off of his face during the first class and even though it's only been a week, he is excited to show us what he has learned and looks forward to his next class. I would highly recommend stopping in and talking with Craig and taking him up on a free class for your kids!

My daughter and I have been taking classes since June. We are really enjoying the workouts,…read moreimproving physical ability and all the other students and instructors.

I am an adult student, and I love Peck's TaeKwonDo!…read more I have wanted to engage in martial arts training since I was a kid but did not have the opportunity to begin until I was an adult. Even as a young adult, I had internalized the idea that martial arts is something that you could only begin as a child. It took me a long time to overcome that hurdle. My inability to find reviews from adult students who didn't practice with their kids for any TaeKwonDo school did little to convince me otherwise. About 6 months ago, I took my first class at Peck's at the age of 35, and it has been a wonderful experience since the beginning. There are many adult students of all levels. Many are parents to kids who are in the kids program, but I have never felt uncomfortable as an adult without kids. Afternoon adult classes are smaller and tend to have predominantly older students. Evening classes are for teens and adults, and there is more of a variety. There are frequent self-defense seminars that are open to the public. Mrs. Peck runs an amazing school, and all instructors are very knowledgeable and supportive. Students are respectful of one another and kind. It seems as though everyone is eager to help. I really could not recommend Peck's TaeKwonDo more. If you are an adult who is interested in martial arts, I really encourage you to take 20 seconds of courage and make an appointment to check out this school. You are not too old. You are not too out of shape. You can do it! If you are a parent with kids, the kids program seems really great as well, as other reviewers can attest, but don't forget to sign yourself up too! It's really pretty great.

Yes my daughter had been attending this place for probably over 2 years and I had been asked if I…read morewanted to join so I said what the heck. I came in on a Sunday which is open mat where the owner is not there. I then made the choice to "roll someone who may or may not be on the payroll but is teaching students nonetheless. I had gotten myself into a kimora and this "coach" as they call him did not stop when told to stop or when I tapped on him and said stop which is how martial arts works. 2 seconds later the exact same thing happened only on the other arm and as I say tap and I'm tapping on this guy all he does is twist harder. I confront the owner later when he comes back in and have a long talk. He says that I should have a talk with this person and work it out with him. Needless to say I'm left with two damaged elbows and myself wondering why I'm supposed to confront this guy who clearly has a whole lot of disrespect at least for me on his mind. I don't think it would be right for me to have a conversation with a person who clearly doesn't want to have conversation only wants to twist arms until damage is done. If I was doing something wrong I certainly wasn't being told such. Never would have go beyond that which is a tap or a verbal tap as this guy did. Great place until I had to put myself into the mix. My daughter was learning how to grapple which is all that I wanted. This guy told me how he was the met enforcer for the owner and the owner denied it. Also told me how he used to break people's arms and legs when he was in the martial arts academy that used to be a few doors down. I guess I should have listened to him and never put myself with him. I enjoyed the experience until I got with him. The agenda he had is the agenda he had I can't speak for him. Because my elbows aren't healing I would give zero Stars. I've been forced to give a star.

This institution is a very special place, and it's approach to welcoming everyone and forming a…read moresense of community, besides ALL of the incredibly diverse techniques, workshops, special events, and supportive encouragement make it stand out. Its remarkable children's curriculum has brought our daughter through over a decade of wonderful training, and helped to provide so many different positives on various aspects of her development as a human being, at an age when she needs self-confidence, and turning that to both empathy and helping others learn has it just top shelf in my wife's and my opinion. Do yourself a favor and give it a shot, regardless of your age, or your experience, or your physical training/or lack thereof, like myself. I started and joined in with my daughter in my mid-50's a little over a year ago, and I've found so many things to make me glad I did, and didn't just dismiss my age as a given for decline. I'm boxing, as well as doing other martial arts training and loving every minute of it. See ya there! Jason S.