Can't say enough good things! Great place to bring your child to learn and be active ! Highly…read moretrained instructors with a great environment. Recommend to everyone!

Only Thing I Can Tell You is Bring Your Kid In to Our Studio and Expect For Your Kid, to Come Out…read moreEager To Return The Following Day! Come On, You'll Be Just That Excited Too, because Your Kid Is That Excited to Return Tomorrow! Our Sensis, Will Wow You! Come Be Wowed...

Both our girls love taking classes at Legacy Martial Arts - they have learned respect and focus as…read morewell as beginning to defend themselves

Thank you so much Legacy for allowing my son the opportunity to find somewhere that he can build…read moreconfidence & grit. The world is soooo hard these days! My son always feels a sense of encouragement (a little spark ignites) when he succeeds in belt testing. I will continue to keep him encouraged to give Karate his all! So happy we found legacy.

Our daughters have been coming to Kirk's for three years. They are learning so many valuable skills…read morethat will last a lifetime. Self- defense is so important for girls to learn. You wouldn't throw a kid in a pool without teaching them to swim. We know when our girls need to use these skills, they are prepared. This family run business is rock star. We drive a half hour to and from multiple times a week. We pass lots of other karate businesses. Kirk's is the best!

Kirk's Krav mags is a wonderful place..it's every laid back and family oriented. They treat…read moreeveryone's the same and no matter your level. Kirk and Anne are very knowledgeable and easy to talk to. I would definitely recommend this place to anyone

The teacher is terrific. I have studied with several and his technique is my very favorite…read more People are nice. The location is convenient. His studio is lovely.

Jingshan Tang (aka Jing) is a phenomenal teacher. I have been attending his weekly class on Yang…read morestyle Tai Chi (8 form and 24 form) for only about eight months, but the way he introduces each new form with staggered layers of movement, breathing, and meditation makes learning and remembering the forms very intuitive. Jing is very good at paying individual attention to our respective progresses in a group class setting, and best of all, I feel very good about the progress I'm making.

Master Fuller and Master K are both great with the kids. We have 4 kids enrolled and my youngest…read moredaughter started off very shy and wouldn't participate. Master Fuller handled it very well and had both Masters keep working to get her comfortable and on the fourth class she began interacting with them and participating. Our kids have only been going for about a month but they have already taken away a lot from David Fuller Karate. I recommend to any parent that wants to get their kid into karate

Master Fuller is an amazing teacher. My son enjoys going twice a week. Great price for 6 weeks…read moretrial. Nice studio with viewing area for parents.

I was the first person to sign up at Amerikick Delran when their doors opened up 29 years ago…read more almost 3 decades later my 10 year old son is now on his path to getting his black belt with the incredible team at Amerikick. If you want your kid to learn invaluable life lessons like discipline, respect, and confidence there is no better place than here.

(I am writing this as an adult who wants to learn martial arts...) I wanted to take some…read moreself-defense class, and left messages with several places. This is the only place that called me back immediately, which was a good sign. I said I never did martial arts before and would like to learn with other adults. They asked me to come in for a trial class. When I got there, there were 3 teenagers and 2 other adults, 1 man and 1 woman. The woman only just started, so I thought this was a good start. The opening exercises were good, 100 jumping jacks and some very tough moves, but since I work out frequently, I actually liked the intensity. We then learned some defense moves that I liked also. But then we had to practice these moves with each other. When it was I against the woman, it was fine b/c we both were learning. Then it was the man sparring with the other woman, and it seemed like he's been there for a while, so he did it slowly and showed her the moves. I was thinking, this wasn't too bad. Then it was my turn to spar with him, and I was shocked when he went into attack mode! I kid you not. He pulled and twisted my wrists and pretended to hit me. Unfortunately, we had to do this a dozen times. My wrists and arms started to hurt because he was pulling so hard. Then we were told to add a move where we pretended to push the other person away, and he really pushed me to the point that I had to take several steps back to avoid falling. I had previously boxed before, but that was years ago, and usually against boxing bags or sparring with instructors with pads. So the next time we sparred, I came close to giving him full-blown upper cuts but stopped short, and decided to just block him instead. (I was taught to respect my elderlies, and he was probably 15 years older.) He said with a smirk, "Oh, are you afraid of me?" I said, "No, but I didn't expect to have to fight someone for real in my first class." (In my mind, I was like bring it on, a55h01e!) I may have gotten injured if I was a true beginner. Needless to say, I am never going back. I think they really should separate the beginners from overzealous and overeager showoffs.

My son has been training with Personal Power for over a year now. My wife and I never did Martial…read moreArts growing up but we decided to try it for our son. Master Zohar has created an amazing program. He life lessons along with the Tae Kwon Do trainings into each class not to mention a lot of fun and humor. We have noticed a drastic difference in his confidence since he has started the Master Zohar. He has used the lesson on dealing with bullies at school to easily defuse situations. In this period of home quarantine Master Zohar created Classes for the students to do through video conference so everyone could train at home. He could have just closed up shop but he wanted to make sure everyone kept up with their training. Master Zohar really seems to care about each and every student and gives them what they need when they need it. Not to mention that he knows every students name with out even thinking. I would suggest Personal Power to anyone who was interested in Tae Kwon Do training. We look forward to hopefully seeing our son receive a black belt from Master Zohar some day.

Excellent teachers who really engage children! My son has been attending for 3 months and he loves…read moregoing to taekwondo class with Master Kay and the instructors there. They are professionals who are enthusiastic. Would recommend them to anyone interested in taekwondo!

Master Kay's martial arts studio, the Sky Martial Arts, is amazing. He mixes the perfect amount of…read morediscipline with fun, with a great dose of motivation and building confidence. My son has made great gains in confidence, flexibility, and perseverance since being in Taekwondo with Master Kay.