My 5 year old son loves it! The instructors are very patient and positive! The student to…read moreinstructor ratio is also great for lots of teaching, correction, and reps in a 30 minute session.

We've been students of this gym for a year & my Daughter absolutely loves coming! The instructors…read moreare amazing, engaging & the lessons my Daughter has learned have spilled over into other areas of life. It's such an awesome journey & I would recommend Sustaire's ATA to friends & family .

Campuzano Martial Arts is absolutely the best in every way. I grew up with martial arts, and…read morecontinued throughout my 26 years in the Marines. I have multiple black belts, so have a pretty decent eye for what techniques and training might work in real-world situations. When we moved to Texas this past summer, I visited six martial arts schools in the area that I pre-screened before arriving. Within five minutes of walking in the door of Campuzano Martial Arts, I knew it would be perfect for my three young kids. I immediately surrendered my credit card and begged them to charge it. Here is my reasoning: First, Will and his wife Adi are two of the kindest people you could ever meet. They don't run the gym like a business, they run it like they are training family. They love what they do and are passionate about the development of each student. Second, they train kids for situations they would run into in the real-world, from a very young age all the way into adulthood. This includes kickboxing and wrestling. What your kids learn now will stick with them via muscle memory throughout their lives. Third, Will and Bailey are professional fighters and train kids to have that mentality. They are kind and patient, yet are able to push kids past their perceived limits. Will and Bailey are the best I've seen at developing kids to be their best, physically, mentally, and emotionally. Personal beliefs and experiences played a role in why we chose Campuzano Martial Arts: From a broad perspective, I always rule out taekwondo and karate type schools. They train in traditional ways of fighting, which are minimally practical in the world today... unless someone wants a role in a Chuck Norris movie. Also, they make money charging for each of numerous belt promotion tests (mostly just a show for the parents), which adds up significantly over time. Jiu-jitsu schools just award the next belt when the kids are ready. Anyone mildly proficient in mixed martial arts (jiu-jitsu, wrestling, boxing, and street fighting techniques) would wipe out a black belt in taekwondo or karate with minimal effort. If you truly care about bully-proofing your kids for a lifetime, Campuzano Martial Arts is the right school. When we lived in California, to learn all these different fighting techniques (jiu-jitsu, kickboxing, and wrestling primarily), my kids would have had to go to three different training studios, and most don't train kids. Campuzuno Martial Arts is the only school I know of that trains in all three, for kids, and does it exceptionally well. Why we strongly prefer No-Gi vs Gi jiu-jitsu training (Campuzano trains No-Gi): Gi: Kimono type uniform (Heavy cotton jacket and pants) No-Gi: Shirt and shorts Most big Brazilian jiu-jitsu schools train in Gi exclusively. I believe this is practical for tournament fighting, but impractical in the real-world. The opponents Gi can be used for grips and chokes in tournaments. Since bullies and bad guys outside of tournaments don't wear Gi's on the streets, probably best to train without them. Adding to the Gi vs No-Gi opinion, my three sons have fought in jiu-jitsu tournaments about every six weeks over this past year. So they can have additional fights (experience) in these tournaments, I always sign them up in both the Gi and No-Gi divisions. I bought generic Gi's off the internet, since we don't train that way at Campuzano Martial Arts. Regardless, my sons almost always beat the Gi only kids, and often in a very big way. The kids they beat come mostly from the large 'brand-name' jiu-jitsu schools and franchises who only send their best. Those kids often leave disappointed. Campuzano training and tough mindset makes all the difference. Will and Bailey are always there to support kids in the tournaments. They go out of their way to support their fighters. One recent example: I signed my kids up to fight in a tournament in Tulsa, Oklahoma, about a five-hour drive north, not expecting to have any professional coaching support. However, without hesitation, Will cleared his schedule just to make sure he was there. He will always go out of his way to support the families at his school. Will has a big, soft teddy bear heart underneath his tough exterior. For these reasons, I am so grateful we found Campuzano Martial Arts. It is everything I want my kids to learn, and all in one location. Training from professional fighters in all aspects of self defense, in a loving way. What my three little guys are learning now will serve them for a lifetime... self-confidence, self-control, physical and mental toughness, and emotional calm when life gets challenging. My kids love coming to Campuzano Martial Arts. I have no doubt your kids will love it too!

Such an amazing find! The owners are not just business owners, they are current participants in…read morethis sport and training! Talk about learning from the best! Kids love the work out, the pace of instruction and the encouragement!!! Love having them enrolled here.

My son just started - he really enjoys going. Instructors are fun and patient to teach, they're…read morealso very organized and facility is always very clean. They have a very open schedule Monday - Saturday.

Incredible place. Lots of classes for the week. Great instructors and community. This is the best…read moregym I've been to in the DFW area.

A great place to train. I love it! Lots of classes, great instructors, and a great facility…read more I train MMA for love of sport, cardio and exercise generally. I'm a novice. This place is good for that but is great for the young guys that are truly making a go at a career in the sport. The young thirsty guys add to energy and vibe of this place. Instructors are extremely knowledgeable, patient, and above all supportive. Makes me smile thinking about the instructors walking around during sparring with direction and positive energy and feedback. This place has been open for a while and has been producing champions and professional grade martial artists. My guess is that many more champions will be born here over the years and that this place will receive more and more recognition globally as an MMA institution that produces the best out there! Come out and have some fun, or make your go a being a champion. This place is great for all.

My son started taekwondo lessons about a month ago. He is a teenager, and I was very skeptical…read moreabout him starting lessons so late in adolescence. Most kids start at 5 or so. This is abundantly apparent with most kids in his white belt classes. My apprehension of him taking classes have now subsided because of his wonderful instructors. I realized it really doesn't matter who is in class with him. It all comes down to who is teaching him. The Vasquez family has made all the difference in my son's taekwondo journey. The husband and wife team of Master Vasquez and his wife are the ying and yang of teachers. Master Vasquez focuses on respect and technique of the martial arts. He repeatedly reminds students to coordinate and harmonize his or her own mind and body. Mrs. Vasquez (who is also called Master Vasquez) is patient and kind to all her students. I have witnessed on several occasions her showing kindness and empathy to struggling learners. She is defiantly a teacher that has the virtue of great patience. Their son, Julian, has probably made the biggest impact on my son's learning of the martial art. I think he's really just made a connection with his instructor which is what all parents hope for their child. I'm excited to see what's in store for my son as he continues down his taekwondo journey. What I do know is that he is in good hands.

Despite attending training for a considerable period, there has been little to no aggressive or…read moreprogressive coaching. As a result, the students still appear to be at the same skill level as they were on Day 1, with minimal improvement or development. I would appreciate a more structured and engaging training approach that helps students build their skills and confidence over time. Most of the time, the mentors do not appear to be actively supervising the children. They are often walking around without paying sufficient attention to the kids' behavior or correcting their mistakes. This lack of active engagement is disappointing and leaves me feeling unhappy with the overall supervision.

I decided to try Soul Fighters during the summer to help me lose weight and improve my mental…read morehealth. Coach Steven Ngo teaches the adult Muay Thai class. He is a great teacher, friendly, professional, and willing to work with you. Overall, the atmosphere and the other students feel welcome. If you're looking to learn something new or gain experience, I recommend giving this place a try.

What an incredible experience with a professional and respectful instructor. My son loves this…read moreplace is is learning Brazilian Jujitsu and Muay Thai from instructors that truly respect the sport. From the time we started here, this place has provided a safe and clean environment with a great feel to it. You can drop off or wait, this place can accommodate. There is a mixture of kids and adults and the way the class is run, everyone meshes very well. There are enough classes weekly that you can come as often as you like and keep honing in on your skills. They get group time and individual time during the lessons. I can't say enough good things about this place, there isn't a place anywhere near that can compare.

Beware: If you go in for a free week of classes, you may fall in love with the studio- the…read moreexcellence, energy, discipline, respect, hard work and fun- and sign up your entire family ;) I was looking at TOMA for my 5-year-old and signed up 4 others, ages 3-14, as well. Master Kim connects with each student on a personal level- learning their names, giving each customized instruction, without overwhelming them. He is professional, easy to work with, generous, great with kids of all ages, and teaches excellence by example. Watching is also exciting for two main reasons; 1) seeing my kids' progress and, 2) as comic relief- Master Kim changes it up with a great sense of humor! His work is something he is passionate about!

My son has been doing karate for a year and has loved all of it. I really appreciate how supportive…read morethe entire staff has been. They are encouraging and demanding at the same time. I'm grateful to this program for all they have done for us.

My 12 year old son has been attending Red Tiger Karate for six years. The program is…read more fairly simple and the instructors were very easy on the kids as far as knowing the moves and the terms. My seven year old who has high functioning autism and ADHD has been very eager to start karate. Before enrolling my younger son I approached the director and two different instructors and asked them their opinion and views on children with autism participating in Red Tiger Karate. I also informed them that my son had autism and ADHD. These instructors knew my both my boys very well due to our many years in the program. They assured me that they had been working with children like my son for years and that it would not be a problem. They spoke with my son, they watched him move, they were aware of him and his limitations I enrolled my son in the white belt program and although he didn't do as well as the other students( we did start a week late) he did try and he was able to follow the instructions. Within forty five minutes I was approached by the owner, who promptly told me my son was "slow" "didn't get it"and that he needed to try something else besides red tiger karate. The uniform I had just paid for was taken out of my hands and put away for another student. I was given a full refund. What am I supposed to tell my son when he wants to go to karate class next week? Because there will be lots of questions. I did ask him to perform a few of the moves for me when we got home and he was able to replicate them pretty good. I also wanted to add that my older son had attended a class taught by the owner for future mentors. This class was to teach the mentors how to deal with students with autism and ADHD. We are finished with Red Tiger Karate.