My child attended this school for several yrs. Initially when my child attended Ryu's Martial Arts the teenage instructor were professional, fair and disciplined. I understand it is not a perfect world and it goes without saying that teenagers are undeveloped adults. The instructors that initially instructed my child were not saints, occasionally the instructors challenged each other and said some inappropriate things to one another. I never heard or witnessed these teenage instructors bullying nine yr. olds. It was not in their nature they were raised properly. This all changed. As time passed a new wave of teenage instructors filled in the position of the old guard. The new wave of teenage instructors were not as fair, they were not as disciplined and they were far from professional. The environment changed from the teenage instructors occasionally challenging one another too an environment of teenage instructors that took pleasure in frequently criticizing one another. The straw that finally broke the camels back was an incident where a teenage instructor belittled and bullied my son in front of the other teenage instructors. The bullying incident towards my nine yr. old son by the disrespectful teenager instructor incident was beyond cruel. It was malicious and showed a lack of civility. If you want your kids to be a punching bag for some teenage instructors that derive great pleasure on picking on children send them to Rya's Martial Arts. read more

Well! Where do I begin! Both my children have been going there for almost a year now. At the end of my contract, we won't be going back. The owner's wife, Kim, is a piece of work! Please let me explain why I say this. I'm a soon to be a single mom. I'm 51 years old with 2 young children (7 and 9), raising them by myself. For 2 years I had a medical issue with my right kidney and bladder. Just recently I had to take a cysistoscopy, ultrasound and a tomography (CAT Scan). A mass appeared on my right kidney and the doctor wanted to do further testing. Ryu Martial Arts was having their annual picnic is September and everyone signed up to go. I placed my name next to a list of things the parents volunteered to bring. I had to work the day of the picnic so both my sisters took my children. I mistakenly brought forks but brought cupcakes, which I originally placed my name next to chips, dessert and something else. Kim was irated and she was complaining (out loud in front of other parents) that I'm "all over the place" and she "knows single mothers who are more focus" than I was. My question is, am I supposed to tell this woman my personal business? Does she have a clue that EVERYBODY'S situation is NOT the same? I'm struggling financially. On top of that the timing of purchasing the items for the picnic was when I was told about the mass on my kidney. In the mean time I'm worried about my children and my health. Does this woman have a clue that the world is not perfect? At least I brought something!! My God! REALLY???? Seriously?? I wasn't there but from what I heard the way she was reacting, I might have ruined the picnic! I really hope she reads this because I'm NOT a child, I don't want to confront her because I would really curse her out!!! This is the sole reason why I'm NOT renewing my contract with her!! Her husband is a wonderful man. His wife is VERY, VERY, VERY UNPROFESSIONAL!! If she does this with me, she will do it with you!! read more

My son has been attending Ryu's for nearly three years. He absolutely loves it! The staff are every professional and Grandmaster Ryu is an excellent teacher. He is very technical and precise. He makes sure the children are learning the proper techniques as well as having fun. They focus on controlling your body and mind and having discipline. They have wonderful programs such as the Black Belt Club and Leadership Club. The leadership club is a very demanding program where the junior leaders must learn how to lead a class and be role models for the younger students. They have many events throughout the year for the students, such as movie nights, a holiday party and a summer picnic. The school gives a sense of community. read more

My whole family has been attending Ryu's Martial Arts and we have and will continue to love it there! Not only do the lessons they teach help your physical health, but they also teach life lessons and discipline. We all could not love Ryu's Martial Arts more, and we hope you enjoy it too! read more

This school not only teaches Tae Kwon Doe but it teaches children to be self confident and proud of their accomplishments. The staff is smart, enthusiastic, understanding and helpful. The teachers also know how to teach children with special needs effectively making both children and parents happy. It is a well rounded school with something for everyone. read more