My son has taken lessons here for almost 2 years and absolutely loves it. It's a serious school…read morethat isn't too over the top - the kids have fun and learn a lot!

I've been studying martial arts for more than 35 years. I can say with confidence that Steve…read moreNugent's Karate Institute(SNKI) provides a level of instruction that is second to none. It all starts with Grandmaster (GM) Nugent by setting the tone that quality, professionalism, respect and attention to detail are of utmost importance. GM's instructors are the best around. They all have been handpicked by GM Nugent to uphold his standards. Those studying at SNKI learn effective self defense and the additional benefits that studying martial arts brings. It's difficult for most people to know how to pick a good martial arts school for themselves or their children. This problem is easily solved by joining SNKI. Among the thousands of martial arts schools which deliver varying degrees of proficiency and results SNKI is light years ahead. SNKI is literally in a class of it's own.

High Quality Masters at Tiger An's. Master Cyndie and Master Kim are respectful, caring instructors…read morewho run professional structured classes.

I wrote them a review on facebook along with a lot of back and fourth messages on their facebook…read morepage. Now they have blocked me. I just find it hilarious they blocked me. The master even asked her sister to write a review it seems like after I wrote a 1 star review. She doesnt even attend the dojang. So I ended up writing a comment on her post on Billerica mom's page where she advertise her business and now she erased that and took comment option off her posts. Wow........... I *****DO NOT!!!****recommend Tiger Ans to anyone. My daughter has joined here ever since they opened. Past 2 years have been great. One evening I dropped off my daughter to her class and I went outside to make some phone calls while she was in class. After 45 mins I went back inside to see my daughter sitting looking miserable. I asked what happened and the master told me she got hurt before the class even started. So I asked them why they didn't call me but their reason was because they had to teach the class and they thought she would get better. There are 2 Masters and any of them couldn't call me because they had to teach the class. I guess class is more important then a child being hurt. I felt so bad for my daughter sitting there so miserable for almost 1 hr just holding her wrist up. This doesn't make sense to me and this is very unprofessional. It is common sense to call the parent of a child if the child gets hurt to let them know, especially when the child is young. I called my daughters pediatrician and they told me to come in first thing in the morning next day. Next day I spent 12 hrs total in 3 different hospitals, my daughter had to be put under because she had a broken displaced bone. I am not blaming Tiger Ahns that my daughter got hurt. Everyone can get hurt anywhere anytime but I am very disappointed in the way they handle this situation. It was very poor and unprofessional. When I asked the master what if this happened to her daughter how she would feel about it and her response to me was that similar situation has happened to her daughter and she never recieved a phone call from that school. Both Masters were completely different after this situation. Oh I forgot to mention, when I asked to see the video recording, they told me that their cameras were not working therefore there is no recording. I can go on and on about how they have responded to this matter but I will end it here since it's already long. I wouldn't want to send my child here ever again and do not recommend here to anyone else. I just think it's common sense as a person/teacher whoever you are to call the child's parent if they are hurt to let the parent know. Replying to your comment: Why was I not given a call when my daughter got hurt? She was only 6 years old, what would she know? When I compared her two wrist that wrist was very swollen. Also there is only 5 mins between classes. She was early probably like 2 mins. It's funny that you keep mentioning that it happened during outside class time. Once a child enters your dojang, you should be caring about your student and stop mentioning it happened during outside class time which probably was like 2 mins before. You are the one who tells to get up and practice. You as a Master (there are two Masters) should have been more responsible and not made my daughter sit there for 45 mins holding her wrist. I have told this story many times to many other people who have asked what happened and they all reacted the same way. Please stop giving excuses.

I (41M) have been a part of the Dragon Phoenix Martial Arts family (and I put emphasis on the word,…read morefamily) for many years. My children and wife also train at DPMA. We all love it there. Professor Jesse Dwire has over 30 years experience, and has children of his own so the way he interacts with children as well as adults is great. He knows how find qualities in everyone, and the instructors are well trained. The dojo is clean and a welcoming place to train in. New students are treated with respect and pushed in a positive manner to achieve greatness. What more can you ask for? How about a curriculum that adapts to keeping up with the challenges that children face in the real world. Over the years I've seen our techniques being applied to real world situations in a controlled environment. Students are also trained in good manners as well as recognizing a problem before it becomes a problem. If you are looking for a dojo to push you towards excellence, to go beyond your limits and to have a great time doing it; join Dragon Phoenix Martial Arts.

We have been part of the DPMA family f Since January 2023…read moreand my son is enjoying a lot enough.Professor Dwire is incredible with kids - he is strict , encouraging, kind , humble and joyful with the kids .Though it's been only 6 months to join Dragon-Phoenix Martial Arts , I could see the positive changes in my son with more focused , disciplined and developed a physical strength As well. Yashas

Resolve Martial Arts is an excellent place for both kids and adults. The instructors are patient,…read moreprofessional, and encouraging, creating a positive environment where students build confidence, discipline, and valuable martial arts skills. Highly recommended!

Joining Resolve was one of the best decisions of my adult life…read more The calibre of the people who come here is amazing. It's a very welcoming dojo, where you don't feel intimidated for being the new person. Since coming here I've noticed so many positive changes in my life; I've lost weight. I've been promoted at work. Most of all my outlook in difficult times has changed; I feel stronger and more resilient. I knew taking up a martial art would be good for me, I didn't realize how good until I came here. Five stars doesn't seem like enough, very highly recommend.

My daughter has been going to Bruce McCorry's for a few years and LOVES it!! They are very…read moreprofessional and really foster a sense of community, respect and self discipline. I highly recommend Bruce McCorry's Martial Arts Academy !!

They do such a great job with my son. He loves working with Sandra and she has incredible…read morepatience! We have tried other places and the only one I could recommend is Bruce McCorry's!

The kung fu is great and my kid has learned much, I hope more adults learn about thisread more

I attended as a kid and recently rejoined. I loved it as a kid and now back as an adult I still…read morelove it. I have no idea why my mother pulled me out but now it's like I never left! In this area you will not find a better martial arts school, they are great teachers and I already can't wait for the next class!

My son loves his karate class. They make the classes fun. The app is great for signing up for…read moreclass and very flexible.

I looked into this dojo for my son because I trained in karate for about six years when I was…read moreyounger, and I know how valuable good instruction can be. I wanted him to have that same opportunity. What I saw here raised one red flag after another. The Kenpo taught here struck me as so watered down and Americanized that I had trouble recognizing it as the martial art I hoped my son would learn. They've incorporated boxing movements that, in my experience, make little sense in karate sparring. I was genuinely surprised to see ducking taught as a move. The belt progression concerned me even more. My son has a friend who earned a black belt here at age 12 after only three years of training. On its own, that might warrant a closer look. Combined with fees for each belt test, it left me with the impression that promotions are happening far too quickly. A black belt should represent years of demonstrated skill and hard work, not a series of paid tests. I also found the push to commit to months of training troubling. Other reviews allege that families were asked to leave five-star reviews; I can't verify those claims, but they added to my concerns. I'm sure some children enjoy the classes. But from what I saw, the emphasis seemed to be on keeping kids entertained and moving through belts, rather than teaching a disciplined martial art with meaningful standards. If you want a fun hour-long activity for your child, this may suit you. If you want serious, traditional martial arts instruction, I would look elsewhere. To me, this had every hallmark of a "McDojo."

My daughter has been at Kwon's Taekwondo for 9 months so far and she loves it. Master Jayne, Master…read moreGreg and Grandmaster Kwon are wonderful instructors with patience and a passion to teach their students with sensitivity and kindness. The school not only teaches the art of Taekwondo but also the Korean language. They offer a wide variety of programs for both adults and children and are reasonably priced compared to other schools. Also, they sometimes offer a 1 month free with a free uniform just to try it out. I would highly recommend sending young children here to learn the martial art and discipline.

I joined with my kids. The atmosphere is great and the people really take the time to help you…read moretrain. Theres no pressure and Grand Master Kwon has a great start up program to try it out. I have to say my boys enjoy and so do I.