Children teachers that aren't equipped to deal with kids. Place is run poorly and wouldn't…read morerecommend to anyone.

I absolutely love this place! I went there years ago (as did my mom and brother) and now one of my…read morekids is attending! It has helped his respectfulness and control SO much! The Dickson's are the best out there. Hands down.

Great place! Great coaches! I initially sent my son to Georgia Martial Arts to learn. One year…read morelater, I started taking Brazilian Jiu-jitsu classes along with my husband. Now I'm a blue belt. I appreciate all the classes, techniques, concerns, and mindset from Professor Shawn, Ian, Leo, and other instructors. They have been so patient and humble. And they are good with both kids and adults classes. At Georgia Martial Arts, I have started making good friends with great people from all kinds of industries. This is my sanctuary where I have become healthier, more humble, and found peace.

My review is for the Shinkendo class! It currently meets on Monday, Wednesday, & Thursday nights…read morefrom 7:30-8:30. I started last December, so I'm about a year in now. I have a full time job, so I try to make at least 2 classes a week, & practice at home as much as I can. It takes some dedication and appreciation for learning, but it has been really fun being able to tell people I'm learning the sword over the past year. The instructors are absolutely amazing, and each of them have their own way of pointing out how to get better in an encouraging way. The class is fairly small usually, so getting personal attention is pretty regular. I would totally recommend learning some basic Japanese before starting if you can help it (numbers 1-10 for sure, basic directions like right and left, and check out shinkendo.com for some other vocab & general info). Get the book that they recommend immediately - it's helpful for reference. Overall, I'm super happy I ended up here & looking forward to continuing my training!

If your goal in martial arts training is real-world self-defense, discipline under pressure, and…read morethe ability to apply techniques against a live opponent, you may want to carefully reconsider this school. My experience with IntoArts has been extremely disappointing. The program appears to focus heavily on going through motions and earning belts, but lacks meaningful opportunities for students to apply what they've learned in realistic or full-contact situations. Punching bags and rehearsed drills do not prepare anyone for unpredictability, resistance, or real-world encounters. A system that promotes students to higher ranks--up to black belt--without pressure testing their skills raises serious concerns about the value of that training. If, however, your goal is optics--collecting belts, certificates, and staged accomplishments without true application--then this may be a good fit. Beyond the curriculum concerns, the leadership approach is equally troubling. The owner seems to spend a disproportionate amount of time sharing stories from past experiences or correcting children, rather than delivering structured, engaged instruction that develops students. Constructive coaching and development appear secondary. More concerning is how situations are handled when questioned. When I raised concerns as a father--calmly and directly--regarding decisions that impacted my child, the response was not professional dialogue. Instead, my child was abruptly removed from the roster, and the situation escalated unnecessarily to the point where law enforcement was contacted. That level of escalation for a non-threatening parental concern is, at best, poor judgment and, at worst, deeply troubling. As a parent, my responsibility is to advocate for my child--especially when those decisions affect his development and well-being. The way this situation was handled reflects a lack of professionalism, accountability, and sound leadership. In short: * Limited real-world application of skills * Promotion without proof of performance under pressure * Questionable instructional priorities * Unprofessional handling of parent concerns Martial arts should build confidence, discipline, and capability--not just appearance. Based on my experience, this program falls short in delivering where it matters most.

I am an older adult with a black belt who decided, after several decades of not training, to go…read moreback to training. I'm so glad I chose Into Arts. I've been training there now for close to 2 years and love it. In Master Lawing you will find a seasoned, expert instructor who will train in the fundamentals of your art, provide motivation, and share accumulated wisdom from his decades of experience running martial arts schools. In addition to fundamental mastery, students will find ample opportunity to train in realistic self defense scenarios and fill in gaps with other forms of martial arts. When ready, students also can engage in either light- or full-contact sparring (with protective gear) in a controlled and safe environment. There is a real sense of family and community at this school. I would also like to say that there is one negative review here that makes several claims that I have simply found not to be true, at all.

I studied martial arts for over a decade and recently moved to the Acworth area. Master Sinclair's…read moreschool focuses on building a person through martial arts. Because of my years of experience I was hesitant at first to join. I am so glad I did and you will too.

From the owner: Our Martial Arts School provides a way for students to grow with martial arts instruction in the…read moreDallas and Acworth, Georgia areas. "In the Teaching of KYUKI-DO, we start with the blocking, striking, & kicking Techniques of Tae Kwon-Do, then combine the Throwing & Falling Techniques of Judo, the Joint locks & Control Techniques of HapKi Do, and the Grappling Techniques of Jiu-Jitsu into one well rounded ART. Later, the art of Kobudo (traditional weaponry) is added to enhance the student's skills and broaden their experiences within the practice of KYUKI-DO. We are not a "Sport" oriented school. Our goal is not to create "fighters", but to help people fulfill their potential by increasing their levels of physical & mental fitness and building confidence."

Our 10 y/o son has special needs and has been attending Smith Martial Arts Academy since he was 5…read more He earned his 1st degree Black Belt this fall. Master Smith has been a fantastic influence, mentor and guiding light for him. He has helped our son develop self-confidence, persistence, integrity and discipline. We highly recommend SMAA!

From the owner: Our martial arts school is known for it's small classes that allow the instructors to give a lot of…read moreone-on-one attention to each and every student. We pride ourselves on teaching people of all ages and backgrounds to learn the tried and true methods of Tae Kwon Do. We don't just offer kid's classes but also teach adults that are willing to learning martial arts. Have you always wanted to try a martial arts class? Get started today with our current special and fall in love with the practice. Call today at (770) 870-9358 to reserve your spot in our next class.

My son has been training her for several years. Great team of guys and gals. Would highly recommend…read morefor any age.

Tey and his team treat you like family. Top notch instruction. Highly recommend.read more

Left to my own devices, I'm not very efficient at the Gym. I gave Tapout in Dallas, Ga. a shot and…read moreit did not disappoint. I've never sweat so much in my life! I've also never attended the gym so much in my life. I go six days a week and the personal attention and detailed instruction will keep me there for many months to come. Every coach is very knowledgeable and friendly and make me really enjoy this place. I especially love that I am learning moves that could help me in real world situations. I love that so much that I signed my son up as well. I used to pay $80 a month for 2 classes a week for a local martial arts class. But here I pay less than that for unlimited classes and feel confident that he too is learning realistic self defense that can be used against anyone trying to harm him vs. moves that he could only use if the person attacking him was a student of that same type of martial arts. And if boxing, mma, kickboxing, or jujitsu are not your thing... the boot camp classes are very intense. Appropriately named the "Sweat class" Update*** new classes have been added!! The new strike XT class is awesome!!

The classes are fun and sweat generating but the times are limited, often inconvenient and must be…read morescheduled in advance. When it's time to cancel, hire an attorney. This place is stealing yet another $60 from my bank account right now as I type. How so you ask? Because, whenever I called to cancel, I was forced to leave messages for the only person who handles cancellations. It's funny how he doesn't respond until bank draft day. He's ghost until then. In addition, the corporate office is of absolutely no help whatsoever.