This place ripped us off $900 my son went here for 2 yrs. unfortunately he got sick and started…read morehaving asthma attacks was not able to attend for about 6 months. Master Kwon decided that we lost our money and would have to start paying again. We always paid cash up front never did his plan where you could pay installments. Very bad of him to keep our money and not let our son attend For his 6 months time. Yes $900 for 6 months! Not including the cost of belts and uniform we always had to pay extra for those. Needless to say we never went back. Other than that our son enjoyed classes and learned a lot.

Former black belt here, Master Kim, and all the other instructors were amazing. I was little when I…read morejoined but I still have many memories of going here, including my first day (7 years ago).

Master Kim and his fellow instructors are amazing! They make…read moresure that everyone gets the support and attention that they need, all while making it fun. They have a great rapport with the children. My son loves coming here.

I asked Brian about their cleaning procedures after two of my sons got impentigo several months…read moreapart. Brian claimed that one of my sons got it from a tournament over 20 days prior to my son showing any signs of impentigo... impentigo takes 4-10 days to manifest after exposure... my other son has never competed in a tournament. This gym is the only place they both could have gotten it. I asked again about their cleaning procedures and he still will not answer. The place is visably dirty with caked on dust where the display apparel. It looks like they are using packing tape instead of mat tape and that tape is filthy. All red flags. Oh! They also have a ridiculous superstition about not washing belts... no wonder skin infections thrive in this biohazard. Please do not support a business that doesn't take simple standard cleaning steps to protect you and will not duscl9se those steps to patrons. They are now being investigated by the health department. Aside from that, I seriously question the value of their instruction. I have seen 5 year old soccer practices run by volunteer parent coaches that appeard to be more organized than their belting ceremony...a ceeremony that should be routine... the staff did not seem to know what they were doing and the students seem to be out of control.

Great place to train Brazilian jujitsu (bjj), boxing, Muay Thai and more in Channahon Morris arearead more

Frankfort Black Belt Academy is seeking Tiny Tigers ages 3-6, Karate Kids ages 7-13 and Teens &…read moreAdults ages 14 and above who are interested in improving their quality of life. At our Martial Arts Center we work with groups and individuals on physical skills and life skills to build America's future leaders One Black Belt at a Time! Visit our website for a great offer!

From the owner: Thank you for considering Frankfort Martial Arts. We offer martial arts to the residents of…read moreFrankfort, IL and the surrounding area. We teach more than just martial arts to our students. We also teach confidence, discipline, self respect and much more. Contact us today for more information.

Powersource is a great environment and one of the best places for martial arts. Everyone is kind…read moreand hospitable from teachers to students. They have morning and afternoon classes, which is great for my schedule and any 9-5 ers. I started training judo/bjj, I find every session fun,challenging and exciting. Powersource is teaching me a new skill and given me the chance to meet some great people while doing it.

My son has been taking classes for about 2 months now. So far good. The Sensei gives my son advice…read moreon how to handle certain situations. This means a lot to me. I dont know about Martial Arts but the advise is sound. It's something I remain my son of before class. I like the way the Senseis' pay attention to the class and help the little ones out to gather more strength. As a mom it's hard to sit for a class and watch. I trust my baby in capable hands. The Sensei want achievement and so do I. So whatever the Senseis' say goes. I make sure my son understands this. So when a behavior needs to be corrected. The Senseis does it. Especially for safety. The Senseis will let anyone in the class that their listening skills are lacking. This way when I do watch I know why it will take my son longer to gain a stripe. I am happy with this teaching as a first time nervous mom. Also listening skills is very important. When my son is not listening. The Sensei is sure to let him know. This helps me help my son enforce his listening skills. We are both learning. I love it.

Outstanding! My…read moreexperience at this studio was invaluable. They always went above and beyond. My profession & schedule changed otherwise I would not have left if you are someone looking for solid martial arts instruction we highly recommend Lee's Academy of Martial Arts. I hope to return soon. Excellent for women too!

I love training at Lee's as the concept and vision from Danny and Mrs. Lee is to train in…read moretraditional martial arts. They have so many styles to choose from- kempo, Ju Jitsu. Ving Chung, JDE, Korean and Phillipine as well as Tai Chi. There are some serious classes for advanced students as well as classes for women's self defense. The instructors here are validated in their respective styles and they are very respectful and professional. This is a very intimate setting but you will get your fill of great instruction and training at Lee's!

Back again for the kid's jiu jitsu class on Friday nights. Quality instruction and my son learned…read morequickly the backpack move. Ross's gym was clean and instructors were good with the young ones

I've been going here for Muay Thai lessons for over 2 months now, and I love it! Rey and Sonny are…read moreexcellent teachers who deliver a strong emphasis on the basics and know how to slowly break-in the beginners. Their assistants Debbie and Nicholas are also great and will constantly push you and give sound advice. There is a friendly family atmosphere for the most part, but these guys know when to get serious, command respect from all students, and push the physical limits of the class. Like Kristen B. noted, the first class is free for any martial art you want to try out, and you can try them all. For newbies, there's a pretty mixed crowd in the beginner and intermediate Muay Thai classes. I'd say about 35-40% of the class is female, and the age spread is very wide from age 10 to people in their 40s. Many of the advanced and intermediate level students go to the beginner classes to brush up on their basics, and it gives the new students some experienced partners to help them progress. Most of all, EVERYONE is just really chill. If there's anything that might need improvement, the gym itself could use a water fountain and an interior refresh here and there. At least they sell cold beverages and bottled water for relatively cheap. Other than that, it's a pretty good size gym with a full-size ring, weight-training area, a big class mat area, and a heavybag area. You can also order your equipment through them. Test yourself and feed that inner beast. It's great fun and being with good people makes it even more worthwhile!