Such a wonderful Tae Kwon Do school! Strong focus on the fundamentals and respect. Staff is amazing!read more

I recommend this facility to anyone even remotely interested of all ages. My son Jae goes here and…read moreI've never seen him so committed or engaged independently. Master Kim is legit. He appropriately holds his students to high standards and engages them in a way that makes them want to meet those standards. You will learn real skills, re self discipline here. Master Kim is patient and gives each student attention. He works with individual needs. He has a great team and Ms.Henley is very supportive and friendly. She works well with Master Kim rounding out the entire experience for the class. You're not a number here. You're a team member! Adding to this review: we are almost 1 year into this experience and again couldn't be happier and looks like we will be renewing the membership. We'll keep you updated. Our 10 year old son has long term goals with this program that he has developed on his own and hopes to be an instructor here some day.

Master Kim & Master Kwon are great instructors! My son really enjoys learning Korean terms & Tae…read moreKwon Do. It's helped him concentrate & focus better in school. Everyone is friendly and my son has made several friends. Highly recommend this place!

From the owner: The benefits of Martial arts classes at Master H Kim's World Class Tae Kwon Do:…read moreOver 25 years of experience Professional instructors Modern, state-of-the-art facilities A positive and encouraging atmosphere And much, much more! These are just a few of the reasons we're a leading provider of martial arts in the McKinney area. We guarantee that learning martial arts at Master H Kim's World Class Tae Kwon Do will be a rewarding activity with benefits to last a lifetime. Our training includes skills valuable in daily life: cooperation, respect, self-control, focus, and confidence. We know from experience that training in Tae Kwon Do helps students in their personal and professional life. The positive character traits that develop will help them at work and school, at home and on the playing field. Contributing to our community is a natural extension of improving each student's life. Happier, more confident students lead to happier families, which lead to more cohesive communities. In addition, our school continually seeks out opportunities to contribute to our community, including self-defense seminars, charity fundraisers, and educational demonstrations. For many years, Master Kim has been teaching the martial art of Tae Kwon Do to children, adults, and families. We are committed to creating and maintaining an atmosphere of positive energy and respect in our Tae Kwon Do school.

We love the Arnold's Martial Arts Family! They love Jesus and are instilling great values of…read morediscipline and respect in our son! Our son is in the Junior Pilot class. The instructors are so kind and patient with the kids. We're so glad we signed up!

Arnold's Martial Arts is a fantastic community! I've really enjoyed taking the adult classes. All…read morethe instructors and students are kind, hard working, and push each other to be and do better. I was nervous to try martial arts again after a long hiatus, but everyone was extremely welcoming & encouraging! Sign up for a trial class, you won't regret it!

My son loves this place! It's been about three months for him and my 4 year son is having so much…read morefun. The coach teaches kids more than Taekwondo. The discipline, etiquette and respect starts when you enter the door. This place has the best coach and always maintain the place clean which I feel safe during this time. I highly recommend this studio.

Great influence on my son. We look forward to training every week. Master Lee and her team are…read moreattentive and show the leadership we are looking for.

Unsafe and undisciplined. He lost his lease somehow when he was in another location and moved it…read moreto this small facility which has a series of concrete pillars right in the middle of the room. The concrete pillars and the children are completely without pads. How can you have that and have children sparring or working out? One of these days some child will fall backwards or into a cement pillar and split their head wide open. Then everyone will wonder why it was not shut down. I would wonder if this place even has a band -aid. My daughter went there very briefly and the instructor was extremely undisciplined. Kids and parents talking louder than the instructor as if it was a social club, children sparring without protective pads or helmets and a sense of a low budget disaster. He has 2 girls and his wife there with him so do not be fooled when you see 6 or 7 people. That means there are really only 3 paying students and the rest are family. When a business engages in reckless conduct like having young children sparring without chest pads or helmets around concrete pillars that tells you what they think of your children. I saw this and immediately told my wife to never go back. Broke the contract and left. By the way he had talked my wife into some "special" when she signed up and then later on wanted her to pay the regular full price with initiation when his money was drying up. So on top of reckless he is dishonest. I am just amazed that he somehow stays in business.

My son just started - he really enjoys going. Instructors are fun and patient to teach, they're…read morealso very organized and facility is always very clean. They have a very open schedule Monday - Saturday.

From the owner: NTA prosper is located at 101 Dylan Dr. Suite C Prosper,TX 75078. We have classes oriented for both…read morechildren and adults. The energetic atmosphere of our programs and our personal approach to teaching are designed to give students the necessary tools to become better people through martial arts. Whether you are interested in Taekwondo as an exercise program or are a national-level athlete who wants to train for competition, NTA Taekwondo Prosper has classes to help meet your goals.

Our 11 year old daughter who is on the brink of receiving her black belt at the USTA writes about…read moreher experience: "Earning my black belt at USTA is one of the proudest moments of my life. It's not just a belt to me - it is a symbol of all the hard work, and determination I've put in over the years. When I first started, I didn't know much about martial arts. I had a lot of admiration for the higher belts and the black belt students who I saw during belt promotions. But as I continued training, I realized it's about way more than just impressive moves. At USTA, they teach us to be strong not only on the outside, but on the inside too. I had to learn discipline, respect, and how to stay focused even when things get hard. There were times I wanted to give up, especially when I couldn't get a kick right. But my instructors, classmates, and family always encouraged me, and I kept going. The process of qualifying for my black belt has been super intense. I had to demonstrate excellence in everything I learned--forms, sparring, board breaking, and self-defense. I was anxious, but I am also ready. When I finally tie that black belt around my waist, I think it will feel like I can accomplish anything. As part of my practice, I help younger students and try to set a good example for them. USTA has taught me that being a black belt can be the beginning of a bigger journey. I'm excited to keep learning and growing. I know there will be more challenges ahead, but now I believe in myself. That's what earning a black belt at USTA means to me."

What does it mean to earn a black belt at USTA…read more When I started taekwondo about three and a half years ago now, I had a lot of social anxiety, At first I thought the instructors calling us out in class for what we need to fix and what we did well was meant to embarrass us, After a few months I realized it was truly meant to encourage us to do better and to help build our confidence, At first I started taekwondo Because I wanted to learn Bo Staff and other cool weapons. Still, I realized after my first month that I enjoyed taekwondo as it is, and my goal changed from just getting to learn Bo staff To Learning these skills and kicks such as the whip kick and starting just to feel more comfortable with myself. To get to black belt, you must learn its concepts and apply them in real life. Along my journey to a black belt and the journey beyond, I've learned Patience, Discipline, and Focus, amongst other things, but those three have helped me the most in my day-to-day life. Committing to this journey has been one of the best decisions of my life, I've grown so much as a person, When I started i wasn't used to the physical strain this could have in terms of pushing my body, In the years i've been here i've gained so much strength both mentally and physically and I hope to continue growing in both for as long as I can. Learning to trust myself was the first part of my journey with USTA, and getting to black belt will be the next Step in my journey. My journey may have started with learning to trust myself, and this may be the next step in my journey, but it is far from over. As a whole, this journey I'm partaking in has helped me grow so much, and I hope to continue growing along with the others at this academy for as long as I can. -Heather H.