Taekwondo Generations was my birthday present to myself on my 40th birthday. Having been very…read moreinvolved in Taekwondo in my youth I was searching for a dojang that embodied the core values of Taekwondo that had become so important to me as a young man. Values such as self-discipline, humility, hard work, and most importantly the community you find in a great Taekwondo School. Taekwondo Generations is the embodiment of those values! Coming back to the sport in my 40's (it was well over 20 years since my last class when I started at TKD Generations) has been its own lesson in discipline and humility but I have enjoyed every minute and am so glad to have found my new Taekwondo do home. Master Chong and His wife have been so great to me as I have gotten re-acclimated to the sport. They are always encouraging and supportive both in and out of class. I have now been at the school since we opened and have re-earned my second-degree black belt and am continuing to train on weekly basis. I can't imagine a better place to be practicing this sport I have loved since I was a boy. I have also had the pleasure of joining the staff of Taekwondo Generations and I can attest to the fact that Master Chong holds himself first of all but our staff to the highest standard for teaching and working with our students and their parents to see each student reach their own best. He brings out the best in everyone around him every day. Lastly the recent addition of and additional Master, Master An to our full time team has added another layer of world class instruction to what I believe was already one of the best schools in our state. I am honored and humbled to be part of the Taekwondo Generations family both as a student and an instructor. Join us on the mat to learn the worlds most practiced martial art from the best. Thank you Master Chong!

I would give negative stars to this business. The owner only cares about the student's money. He…read morehad good masters teaching Tae Kwon Do and all left in a few months due to the zero leadership and people skills of the owner. Like other comments, Chung's continued charging after we cancelled, we never recovered our fees. Stay away! There are other school options in the area where the master cares about their students.

I have been going to this dojang for approximately six Years. I 100% Recommend It to all kids and…read moreadults of any age. It oriented me to a path of patience, discipline, and Confidence. If you see the search for a dojang then absolutely join join. The instruction is a fantastic experience. When I first started, I wasn't too sure because I thought it would be like the movies, but the second I walked in, and I loved it. Before, I wasn't good at much, including sports. This place made me incredible at sports, a better person, and gave me the confidence I lacked. I love Tae Kwon Do and still go to this dojang. Tea Kwon Do was the best thing that happened to me. Ever.

We finally found a sport the kids love! I don't have to drag them here kicking and screaming…read more Master Jeon and his team are fantastic. They've found the right balance of discipline and fun. The kids learn while having a good time. Highly recommended

As a former martial arts practitioner, I really appreciate Master Jeons approach for kids. The…read morestaff are patient and understanding of each kid's approach to learning - much more patient than me and I'm the parent! Our kids love the classes!

Amazing people,amazing staff, everything is amazing when going to true strength MMA , how they…read moreteach is amazing even with children and adults listening to everyone concern and understanding how to move forward not only in the gym but outside as well. Creating memories that last a lifetime. A bond with peers that are un breakable and that we all can share with. To those who haven't gone yet, it's a must see, you surely won't regret it

I cancelled my son's classes and got the run-around on the refund. He just didn't have the…read morestrength to give my money back.

I enrolled my 7 yr old daughter here in hopes primarily to emulate my experience with a martial…read morearts at the same time of my life. I did 2 years of Judo, and that seemed to help me focus a little more on what mattered. In college, I got back into it with Shotokan style karate for 2.5 years. I do not think the style of martial arts particularly matters much when you start out. What matters is that you follow a set of principles, are able to listen, coordinate yourself amongst your peers, and perhaps get something out of the time in school. I've read all of the previous comments. I agree some of the sentiments, but I can also see counter arguments. This school isn't worth the $160/monthly tuition if you are not participating in each of the three offered classes. Attendance and participation is key. The 30 minute lesson plan is optimal for little kids - and yes, out of the 30 minutes maybe 10-15 minutes is actually focused on what is learning the forms, kicks or "martial arts" material which helps you advance. The rest is broken into formalities, drills, meditation which are also helpful in developing mindfulness, respect and wellness. As your child ranks, concentration increases, and the lesson should also increase to 1 hr long. It will become necessary to attend additional classes to continue to advance, and even private lessons if you are interested in the advanced belts beyond brown - which is at least a 5 year commitment. Unfortunately if you transfer in from another martial arts program, you do not get credit for previous rank, and must start all over, albeit, you should theoretically advance much quicker because for example blocks and knife hands are essentially the same between karate and taekwondo. The differences are subtle. Except of course if Grand Master Seo knows or acknowledges the rank from the former school. I agree with the comment that English is not a primary language so Grand Master and his wife, who own the school, aren't particularly chatty. And if you have a question, it's probably best to address it with one of his pupil-instructors - and if they do not know - they can hunt it down for you. This school is close by which was the primary reason we joined. Apparently one of the pupils made it into the Olympics, but I still do not know who. I felt that the free introductory class was good, but the private lesson showing how your child could break a thin board was a little cheesy, especially because Ms Anna, a black belt, broke a popper for a special sound effect which she tried to hide but the smell of sulphur was present, and the replay of the video showed her throwing the popper chaff on the ground, that left me feeling a bit like, oh boy this place tries to emphasize more "show". This goes back to the fundamentals of the program: are you going to learn the martial art ? Is this program going to help you in a street fight ? Sometimes, perception is the best deterrent. Is your kid going to make a stand of show ? Some may some may not. However, if you need to back it up with reality, then perhaps this school does not provide all the necessary skills immediately. In time yes, but in the immediate future no. This "showmanship" is not necessary, but certainly all about salesmanship. Despite knowing about his sales tactics, I chose to enroll my daughter. I still believe that the exposure to martial arts - the highly structured learning: forms, the kicks, respect, discipline, honoring tenants and others - maybe it will help her to understand how vulnerable we as humans are, and to help protect that some day. I agree that the contracts that you sign here require advanced notice to get out of. If you plan to leave, and want to discontinue, you must plan and communicate with Grand Master and his wife, the date of your departure, as early as possible. They can seem oppressive if you are not a planner. I think if you aren't interested in learning about Eastern philosophy / martial arts and just want self defense mitigation, there are private instructors from military or police who give those sorts of classes. This is not that.

Excellent instructing character building, diligence, dignity and respect. The Grandmaster, Thomas,…read moreis an excellent role model for the youth. Personally, I've learned and still constantly learn new perspectives and rational, logic, critical thinking on life being in his presence. Truly one of a kind human, and I hope everyone can take notes like I have from his ability to lead, and connect people together through different interests and relate to anyone.

Karate Atlanta Milton - has been apart of our lives for the past 4 years. The instructors are…read moregreat. Very skilled,kind and very involved with the children. Karate Atlanta Milton is the best karate school in the area. I would highly recommend this location for your child's special development. My child has developed so much personally and professionally through this program.

Our son Mark has been with Karate Atlanta- Milton since last August 2016. We saw that Mark has…read moredeveloped so much especially in his skills and techniques of self defense. The instructors are very professional and nice. Mark loves to go his weekly practice, really looking forward to go. We are glad that Mark has the opportunity to be part of Karate Atlanta - Milton. Cheryl Maico

I would not recommend this Taekwondo center and would give this business ZERO STARS if I could. The…read moreowner, Pius, is very greedy and has zero respect for his customers. He is sneaky and will charge unauthorized credit cards even if you used it once and asked for another payment to be used. He does zero instructing; rather it's other men that do. These men are very good and in my opinion the sole reason people join Pius. I am very unhappy with hi business practices and overall lack of respect. Save your time and money and go elsewhere. Things to consider: 1. He took my sons trophy that he won at his first tournament and gave it another winner because he didn't want to look bad because he was "hosting". We had to harass him for a week to replace the trophy my son won and he actually tried to give us a 2017 trophy instead of 2018. In the end, over a week and a half later, we got the trophy but it didn't feel the same and my son was very disappointed. 2. He has no respect for anyone. He refers to me as "dear" even though I have a husband who he has met. He also has a wife and it's really disrespectful as a business owner and man in general. 3. He technically stole from me and used an unauthorized card. When I had initially signed up I was going to use one card than opted out and chose another. He kept both cards on file and when the one I wanted to use didn't go through, he used the other without giving me a courtesy call or father my permission. Then when in confronted him about it he said he doesn't have to ask anyone to get his money. That was the last straw for me.

Ibrahim did a great job with the children tonight! As always!…read more The dedication is commendable and the spirit of the Dojo moves you. I couldn't imagine my son being raised without Taekwondo!