Fantastic instruction and training. Professor South and his team made me feel like I was home even…read morethough I am traveling . I will definitely come back!!

Great teachers and classes! I've looked at a lot of places. This place has the best teachers and…read moreclass options! Plus, awesome philosophy!

My 7yr old son loves to go to karate lessons, he has learned so much. I can tell his confidence is…read moregetting better and he is making friends. Everyone. There is so nice and really great with kids. We would recommend to anyone!

My three year old looks forward to her class and she loves Ms April. They are the only place that…read moreoffers martial arts class starting at the age of three, and the classes are well organized. The activities in her class are designed to teach them self control, team work, and basic martial art skills. Highly recommend!

great family owned school! They really know their stuff and both Grandmaster and Master his son…read morehave experience refereeing and coaching at tournament and sparring. You don't get that everywhere. lots of opportunity to grow and learn.

Master Lee is the best Tae Kwon Do instructor! There are many classes each week and class size is…read morekept small and personal. There are many black belts supporting classes. Master Lee is tradition Tae Kwon Do with strong emphasis on respect, honor, and dedication.

"Grand Master" Sean Kim's Taekwondo is the best in OKC by far. He teaches Olympic style TKD. The…read moretraining includes sparing, self-defense, self-discipline, control, history and the Korean language among many other things. Most places allow their students to progress through the belt levels just to keep a student. (income) At Sean Kim's his students actually have to be on the level to progress. Sean Kim is a great teacher and a wonderful man. Go there and check it out for yourself.

Sensei Dalla is fire. Authentic. Travels to Japan every year to train and all of his student's rank…read moreis registered at the dojo in Japan

They have moved from 7132 NW 23rd St., Bethany, OK 73008 to 4419 NW 50th St., Oklahoma City, OK…read more73116. About 10 minutes away. yelp team please update! so the new facility is big, has an octagon cage, has bjj and mma classes. this is one of the premier competition teams. they train like maniacs. i recommend it for people looking to get into jiu jitsu, or want to compete and win gold. the lovatos are some of the most gracious jiu jitsu guys around and great to talk to and welcome you to the sport if you are new, or make you into a champion if you already know your stuff. they have lots of classes and lots of tough guys to train with. definitely check this place out. they are getting their showers and their heater up and functional so soon this will be the best gym in the tri-state area!

Poor communication and clear unwillingness to be transparent with members. I've seen them respond…read moreto other reviews saying that it's their top priority to be transparent with members, but they're completely unwilling to provide any degree of information without locking in. Not even PRICE. It's clear they're hiding something, and their attempted PR to keep that out of sight is the only thing transparent. Steer clear.

This is a self-made up martial arts school and group. It has no affiliation with any of the major…read moremartial arts organizations. World taekwondo, World Karate do federation or any of the national organizations. USA taekwondo US karate do. USA Taekwondo has never heard of them. And as such any rank that they give is not recognized by those groups. So if you want to compete in any of the national or world competitions you can't. So any rank they give is of no value. They give rank to themselves. Ask them who gave them their rank. Before you sign up with this school or group you would be well serviced to look elsewhere to find a recognized affiliated school.

The Watley's, Mr. Bailey, and the other instructors at Unified Martial Arts are simply the best. I…read moretrained with them in high school and eventually earned my black belt, and becoming a skilled martial artist was only a small part of my experience. I became more disciplined, gained several outstanding mentors, developed my self-confidence, and learned important self defense techniques. I also became part of a family, and I wouldn't be the person I am today without the experiences I had learning and training with this wonderful group of people. I moved away after graduating, but I continue to apply the physical training skills and general life principles cultivated by studying Tae Kwon Do at Unified Martial Arts, and I know I am always welcome there. This is truly a family of outstanding athletes, mentors, and overall admirable individuals.

There's a first time for everything I suppose. I never thought I would try fencing but it was fun!…read moreChaz was our instructor, very funny, helpful, and informative. Learning the different disciplines was interesting, as well as the rules for each one. I learned that you can't look at it like "how is this useful against someone with a gun" but rather a sport with rules, and if you stay within those rules against someone doing the same, it's challenging. It's like trying to put basketball players against football players, different sport. One on one sword fighting with strangers was also good fun, saw many different styles and how everything can clash, the level of difficulty was not apparent to me before but now it is. Afterwards, I watched some Olympic videos and I had a whole new appreciation for it. I recommend trying it out if you got the money to spare.