They have a shiny facade, with a rotten core. While they show off the trophies, newspaper mentions, and boast about their lengthy history, it's actually hiding a group of people that aren't all that invested in people now that they've made enough money. During the summer camp they offer, if your child doesn't bring enough water, they either make you pay for it, refuse the child water, or make them drink from the bathroom sink. (The drinking fountain they have by the bathroom is actually broken, but they don't tell you that when you tour.) They also let employees work on site before they have gotten the fingerprint check back, which is just dangerous, and illegal. The might be skilled in martial arts, but they only thing on their mind now is the money you give them. read more

Amy's treat you great as long as you are enrolled. They will make special deals with you to keep your children enrolled if for some reason you try to quit. Once you disenroll those special deals went away and any merchandise you bought from them will not be given along with reimbursements for private lessons that were not used. I tried multiple times to get in touch about a pair of shorts that was ordered before we left and not even so much as a response. I had to do a charge back with my bank to get my money refunded. Their response to that charge back was a lame apology. Stating sorry for not following through. My bank accidently did two chargebacks. One for an item I actually did receive and Amy's was calling, leaving voice messages, texts and sending emails all within 5 minutes of each other because they were due money. Otherwise when asking them a simple question about a reimbursement to me they don't even bother to respond. Same situation as the shorts. Long story short as long as you are paying them money they communicate well but if you are no longer paying them money they don't care about you or your questions. Keep the money. Your true colors really shined through. read more

Amys Martial Arts is an absolute gem. This has been our kids' dojang for about four months now, and they absolutely love it. Amys is all about discipline and achievement with love and humor. I can't imagine ever wanting to stop, and I'm thinking of enrolling myself, in middle age. The instructors at Amys are modest, but their pedigree is ridiculous. Multiple-time NCAA champions, champions of global events, national team members... they are the real deal. The Amys students are, as a team, also multiple-time state champions. This achievement doesn't come from nowhere, it comes from the implicit philosophy of the place. They're not just about form, repetition, and sparring, like so many other places. It's all in service of deeper values, and those are the things that make me happiest to have my kids at Amys. (Little secret: They won't explain or admit it, but I suspect that the name, Amys, isn't about a person--it's about the three sisters that are the school and are all high achievers in Taekwondo--"Amely, Melany, y Samery"--Amys.) Five stars, easily. A local treasure. read more

Terrible.... so unorganized. Don't even waste your time with these guys. If you want real care for your kids and actually care about your child's well-being search elsewhere read more

If you want to learn taekwondo and learn it well, I highly recommend this studio. The teachers are all super knowledgable and the classes are fun. I've learned martial arts at another place previously and it was not fun - it was just very regimented and monotonous with no room for fun exercises and games. Here, the teachers keep us engaged with new exercises, kicks, combinations, and stretches. I notice a HUGE difference in my flexibility, strength, speed and the height of my kicks. I like that they have separate adult classes and kids classes. (I would definitely feel like an idiot doing the same things that kids 10-15 years younger than me are doing.) read more

My son, Wesley, have been Amy's martial art since he was 3 years old. So, he has been doing the little dragon until last year, whereby he got his adult yellow belt. Wesley has been learning from Master Amely and Sammy, both of them are truly great for coaching kids how to learn taekwondo. They are really encouraging towards Wesley and hence, they inspired Wesley to do better. We started from their basement in Draper, prior to going to their nicely taekwondo place in Draper shopping mall by Harmon. Now Wesley is 6 year old and now he is also taking private lesson with Master Amely and Sammy for State championship. It is a true hard work, but I could see the patience from both Master Amely and Sammy in teaching Wesley to do better. Beyond the sport itself, I felt Wesley learns about self-discipline, respect for others and hard work. Thank you guys... job well done ! read more

Amy's martial arts is awesome! It has helped boost my sons confidence, agility, and has taught him the importance of safety! The teachers are great and the staff is very friendly. read more

If you like Tae Kwon do then go for it! They had thick accents and hard to understand. They are sport oriented. Not good for self defense but good for fitness! read more