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    Martingilio Martial Arts

    5.0 (3 reviews)
    Closed 3:00 pm - 9:00 PM

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    ATA Madison West

    ATA Madison West

    5.0
    (1 review)
    3.4 mi

    Yes, yes, yes! After having a terrible experience up the road with a different Taekwondo…read moreestablishment, I know we found our home. Buyer beware of a place that pushes past accolades, or their father's past accolades. We had experience with a different ATA organization before we moved here, and I wish we had sought out ATA again. Instead, we found a place close to home and the difference is night and day. ATA focuses on character development, real skills, encouraging kids and preventing bullying. The other place focused on money. If you have any doubts, please just try ATA West. We actually got started here through a Groupon, and I am so glad we did. My 7 year old came home tonight asking me what he could do to learn more about self-discipline. He has committed to caring for our dog and running nightly clean-ups-encouraging the whole family to do this. He wants to show us that he can take initiative and do these things without being reminded. I have no doubt he will follow through. This is why I love the ATA program. It is holistic and truly helps your child develop virtues that serve them for a life time.

    From the owner: Martial Arts/Taekwondo, Self-Defense/Krav Maga, Child Safety Classes, and Life Skills (such as goal…read moresetting, courtesy, loyalty, respect, positive attitude, perseverance, honor, self control and integrity) -- Classes for people of all abilities ages 3 to 6, 7 to 14, and teens/adults.

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    Kicks Unlimited Fitchburg

    Kicks Unlimited Fitchburg

    3.7
    (6 reviews)
    3.3 mi

    My kid has been going here for about two months now. He's only four so he's in their lil' ninjas…read moreprogram. The instructors do a really good job with mixing up the class with activity and philosophy. There's also a word of the month where they go through what it means and how it applies to every day life (Determination, Cooperation, Charity, etc...) While I'm not sure how good their adult program is, I really like the structure of their lil' ninjas program. It offers little milestones each week and testing every couple of months. It builds discipline in the kids. My kid is already answering me with "Yes sir" at home. Pricing is fair especially since there are four classes per week and you can attend all of them if you have time. Also, if you have multiple kids, they only charge for the first two. Everyone else in the family after that is free (including parents). The school is clean and bright. It seems to be a well run school. If you're looking for something for your kid to build teamwork and discipline (ages 4-7), I highly recommend their lil' ninjas program.

    The kids really enjoy going to birthday parties here, however, a couple days after the party…read moresomeone from the organization calls and tries to sell you karate lessons. Maybe some people appreciate this, but I don't put my phone number on the emergency contact card so they can solicit me later. If my child really enjoyed their time and wants to take a class, I will use the free karate lesson voucher that was put in the party treat bag.

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    Villari's Self Defense & Fitness Center

    Villari's Self Defense & Fitness Center

    3.7
    (3 reviews)
    43.4 mi

    They have moved to a main street location. I am very happy with this school i just started back on…read moremy journey in the martial arts after having had knee and back injury's (not related to karate) all the teachers here are very mindful of personal limits and help find ways to work around those limits! awesome people great school very helpful

    I would like to explain why my son is no longer involved with this organization. My 11 year old son…read morecame home from karate class limping and unable to put his legs together. He proceeded to show me a big purple welt on his inner thigh, given to him by his 7th degree 'master'. The instructor was demonstrating bear-hug defense and purposely pinched my son extremely hard on his inner thigh, leaving a painful purple welt and leaving my son questioning why a trusted, respected teacher of martial arts would inflict needless pain on him. As a parent and a student of martial arts, I needed to know as well. 'Master' Jim explained to me on the phone, that by his choice, he does those things to the children to "toughen the kids up". How about wind sprints until puking? How about kicking a pad until you can't lift your leg?? You take it upon yourself to physically hurt our children with your own hands? 'Master' Jim was anything but apologetic on the phone and kept preaching that he's been demonstrating this move for over 20 years. At the age of 11, my son has been immersed in karate and kickboxing for most of his life. He's always full of new bruises and welts from competing, so I'm not too concerned with superficial injuries. We just moved to the area and thought Villari's would be a good fit for him. I was dead wrong. I would never subject my children to a martial arts instructor, who sends the kids home with marks that he intentionally left on them. This was during a demonstration in front of the class. They were not actively grappling or sparing. This was a red flag, not only to the injury of my son, but to be teaching a self defense technique that utilizes a pinch to the skin.... He declined to demonstrate the pinch on me, after I willing told him I'd love to come in to drill bear-hug defense with him. #mcdojo

    Martingilio Martial Arts - martialarts - Updated July 2026

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