My son started at age 4 in April 2021, and in addition to the continued physical/fitness…read moreimprovements, the difference it has made with his discipline, confidence, and social/emotional skills have been incredible. Master Miller has the patience of a saint and is great at keeping the kids engaged and having fun with his unique teaching style that incorporates different games and activities to reinforce the skills they are learning and building on. The valuable lessons of respect and focus are evident in what he does outside of TKD and there is such an amazing, family friendly atmosphere; every night we walk in, my son is eager to tell Master Miller what forms he has been practicing, or what shirt he wore to school, or played at recess... We are so grateful we found Master Miller at Master Kim's Black Belt Academy and that my son has something he is involved in, can excel in, and is passionate about at such a young age! We highly recommend!

Wonderful and inviting place to train. The atmosphere is very friendly and family oriented. If you…read moreare looking to improve your health while learning a mix of self defense and tradition Tae Kwon Do, I believe this is one of the best places to do it!

My children have been going here since 2008 and I have nothing but good things to say about it!…read more (BTW, I have all daughters). The instructors are tough but fair. No "Karate Kid" yelling in your face or anything. They teach children starting at about 5 years old and are patient, firm and caring. Adults take classes at Kwon's as well, and there are mixed age group classes and separate adult classes as well. The focus and emphasis at Kwon's is personal growth and achievement. No race to each belt level and no bilking you for extraneous belt levels either! Kwon's is open 7 days a week and offers Tae Kwon Do, Kickboxing and Jiu Jitsu. If you are looking for a family orientated organization with quality instructors and a caring staff - this is the place for you!

3/24/23 UPDATE So…read moreit's been a year at AMAA and this is our last day. Things were good in the beginning, especially when we first signed up. Sensei Paul was very nice and my son felt comfortable and happy being there. My wife and I feel like everything changed when we told Sensei Paul that we are not renewing our membership because we decided to try a different activity for our son. There were two main things that happened that changed our mind about ever returning there in the future. A few weeks ago, he called out our son for having a few stains on his uniform in front of the entire class and told him that his parents need to wash his uniform. We heard after the fact that he had done that to a few other students as well (and one of them never returned to his class). But today was the last straw. After accidentally walking on the carpet to run and use the bathroom before class, Sensei Paul yelled with anger and told him to take off his shoes (after he was already almost all the way across the floor). We know that he has this rule about taking off their shoes, but he allows parents to walk to the bathroom with their shoes on, so this is kind of a double standard. Our son ended up not using the bathroom and went back to his seat and began to cry. Just because he accidentally went to the bathroom with his shoes, there is no justification for behaving in an unprofessional manner. My wife and I feel that there are kinder, gentler ways that a teacher can reprimand a student. This can also be done in private instead of publicly shaming a 6 year old in front of his peers (and their parents). When I confronted Sensei Paul about him yelling at my son, he told me that if I didn't like the rules, then I can leave. So that is what we did tonight- we never stayed for class. After being there a whole year and paying a lot of money to be there, this is how you treat someone's child? Well, we WERE planning on signing up our second child for classes in the future, but after this happened, we will never send him to classes there or recommend this place to anyone.

An awesome place to have kid's of any age learn respect, self control, and self discipline!!!…read more We've been involved with Villari's since 2011; we have all learned and grown form our experiences here!! Sensei Matt and Sensei Paul will make you feel welcome form your first kiai!!

This was my son's first time attending ESF. He did a total of four weeks of their day camp. He…read moreLOVED it. The staff has been very friendly and attentive. Everyone greet him by name. Communication via email and blog posts has been great. They have trained lifeguards working with the kids during pool time. My son was nervous about the pool on the first day, but super excited every day since as a result of their lessons and attention. This has been an amazing experience for my four year old and the Montgomery School campus is beautiful. We could not be more pleased!

Nice little sports complex, fairly new to the area by a couple years. Has indoor and outdoor soccer…read morefields, as well as a snack bar, bathrooms, plenty of seating and parking. Host of numerous sporting programs throughout the year.

Mrs. Ashley is a great coach. She loves helping us, and will want you to tell her how you are…read morefeeling about doing a certain skill. I like her as a coach. She is very nice and funny. She makes you believe you can do it. She is very uplifting!

Very professional and supportive staff. Location is very clean and well maintained. Will definitely…read moreattend!

How awesome is it to partner and work with a place later on in life that had a special impact on…read moreyou as a child. I was fortunate enough to live in Wernersville on the mountain next to Camp Conrad Weiser and Bynden Wood Day Camp. My dad sent me and my friends there many summers and it was an amazing experience I will never forget! I have fond memories of my time at camp and what all I got to do there.... archery, jewelry, tetherball, hikes, camping, capture the flag, swimming, and more. Highly recommend sending your child here or being a camp counselor!

The activity staff are hard working and try to accommodate. The dining staff are rude and…read moredisrespectful. They have dozens of rules, yell at both children and adults at every meal and give grief over having to serve children with food allergies. I rarely encounter such rotten personalities.