Top notch staff. Kids love it here. Well run and clean. Master Trudeau is the best with kids. Student instruction is great!

All the staff is very great, but why does it say that TMA is open in the holidays. Like people want to meet family and friends but I guess we can't go because we need to go to taekwondo. And why wouldn't they have a break just like why. read more

My daughter and boyfriend attend this place . It seem good at the beginning specially for the $30 per 4 weeks special but I do not like it because : The beginners class is to big, they have a lot of children and adults, so it is almost impossible to check and correct the postures or get individual attention and for that reason the children are distracted or doing something different. Secondly, they provide the especial socks to sparing training but they are so dirty! And finally, the place really really smells so bad. It to sad because it would be a good place but I think they need more discipline , hygiene and cleanliness. read more

Really impressed by Troy Martial Arts, especially during the COVID crisis. The Troy Martial Arts team is really committed to providing a safe environment and it shows - from the fogging between classes to sanitation of the door handles - they are doing a great job. Team is professional, courteous and have been very welcoming to my two young kids who are new to TKD. We've been very happy here. read more

TMA isn't a bad school and the instructors are nice. Class sizes are just too big and it's difficult to give individualized attention. Several kids are kicking in every direction. Stances are usually executed poorly or wrong because the Instructor and/or assistants don't catch it. Sometimes (often) during classes, I just want to walk up from my chair and help out. Growing up I was taught in an incredibly strict dojo. Respect was top priority and classes were small. Even tho I was young, I learned QUICK to stay in check. There's a lot of goofing off at TMA...and I get their trying to make it fun for the kids. But one of the biggest reasons I wanted my kids in TKD. Was to learn self-discipline, respect, gain focus, etc. Lastly they up their student ranks (belt) before they're ready. Seems like a way to get more money in their pockets than it is earned. read more

Although this is a great place to kids practice martial arts, the office guy have no patience with kids. They dont have a separate space or a class for kids to train and parents to look through the mirror while the wait. They work with kids but they have zero patience with mothers that have baby or toddlers waiting when the other kid does the class. I do not recomend not even with the special price. They should have a sigh that says:"do not bring your kid sibling! We are very rude to them" read more

I give it a 3 star for discipline, for a clean space, for Mr. Nelson who seems genuine in his martial arts movements, for him taking a spider out of the class to a safe place that the kids tried to not step on. My humble suggestions would be: if discipline is to be used it should not be coming as a threat to the kid or parent; even if this studio has enough students that does not mean that a paying parent should be disrespected; respect is to be gained by the teacher who could use words to inspire and motivate a student; foreign language words and terms should be introduced and explained; techniques should be introduced step by step and repeated weekly for a student to understand and practice at home; the instructor should demonstrate with their back facing the student so that they do not get a mirror image and small kids should be placed in the front row so that they can see and follow along; I was hoping also for self defense practices as the studio is listed as such. read more

My son's love going here and have learned a lot in a short amount of time! I definitely want to keep them going here and the special for $19.99 is well worth it! read more

I have been looking for at least 2 to 3 years for a program that taught respect, good behavior, good sportsmanship and excellent skills. I sat and watched Master Trudeau's classes multiple times. I have older children, a preteen and a teenager. My children have been in this program for over a year and a half. They are doing very well in this program. I can't say enough great things about the trainers and owners. They are excellent people. They are all very sincere about teaching students of all ages. I also love the fact that the headmaster is a woman! I have two girls. She is an excellent role model. A very diverse group of people attend the school which I appreciate and found to be very important. read more

I don't agree I was complaining the first or second class. Don't put words on my mouth when I never spoke neither fist day or second day. So don't lie in that department. didn't complaint at all, except at the third class - which was the last class because as I explained before he was completely dismissed at the 15th minute of the class- and never returned to the floor. You reply to this review 7 Months later but I do remember the situation like it was yesterday. You were in the office that class and I never went to complain until the last class - third class/ because mr Nelson dismissed him and I could not believe it. And to keep an update, my kids was just excite and wanting to talk to other kids and hug them. He was not hitting them or yelling at them. He was just being friendly like he always is. In regards to discipline these days, Let me tell you how currently teachers address situations of not following rules. Usually you give timeouts to a kid in relation to their age. One minute for a one year old. 4 minutes to a 4 year old. This is how parents and teachers in prek and child care handle kids nowadays and not like 25 years ago. Sometimes we have to keep updated with current trends. Also I know this is taekwondo but should be more disciplinary when they are 5. Why do you think real school programs start at the age of 5?? Because kids at that age follow rules better. My kid just turned 4 so when he was dismissed was 4 and less than a week. Also, I have talked to several teachers about this situation and they agreed that this is a disciplinary sport but in no way they would give a huge time out or get dismissed, especially at that age. I have heard of other programs that handle better this type of situations. I didn't make a scene. I spoke my mind at the office because I could not believe that it was the end of the class and he was not going back to the floor. Both the owner and worker at the office didn't and don't care. They actually said we don't care and this his how we do this. So I was shocked. That's a great customer service. I have worked in customer service and I have never said those words to a customer. I don't care. That's just plain bad service. So now I made the scene?? And The color of your hair doesn't matter. It's just a physical attribute so that people know who I'm talking about. Since then he has gone to soccer programs and he was fine. Every teacher has always said they have never seen such a social, caring and compassionate kid. So im not talking through my hat here. I also have been referred to better taekwondo classes where teachers aren't as harsh to 4 years old. Discipline gets tougher at a later age. So if you are a harsh parent, have a super social kid and want your kids to be dismissed - go ahead. But it would be stupid to spend that much money while you could be as harsh as home and saving money. I can go on and on about how terrible your place is. Let me review and let you know of a better place read more

My son has been with Troy Martial Arts for over 5 years, and we have been very happy with their instruction. Can't really say enough about this school. Both Master and Mr. Trudeau are great, and are very reasonable. Even during the pandemic, I feel very comfortable sending my son to Troy Martial Arts. My son, who was a bit nervous about going back to school, had no problems going to TMA on the first day of their reopening. The dojang is always clean, even before the pandemic. They appear to have taken every precaution in safety for the students and parents. But this is not unexpected. Again, we have known Mr. and Master Trudeau for over 5 years, and I know how detail orientated they are (Mr. Trudeau even posts the average # of students per class, so students can choose class sizes that they are comfortable with.) We have come to trust them, as they truly care about their students, the families, and the instruction of Tae Kwon Do. read more

My boys have been learning here at Troy martial arts for the past 2 years .this place is simply amazing .Master Trudeau is the best.I can't believe how much my kids have grown in physical and mental strength,self confidence and behavior.I love how organized they are in all the events, not to forget the tournaments that the kids love .Awesome!Awesome!Awesome ! read more

YOU simply will not find a more genuinely positive, caring, happy and family-like atmosphere anywhere else!!! Each and every member of the staff at Troy Martial Arts have incredible talent, indomitable spirit, patience and are they are all truly friendly. My two sons have been training at Troy Martial Arts since May of 2012 and are already Senior Blue Belts. Master Trudeau is wonderful at teaching her students to be the best they can be no matter what level they are at. She has a natural ability to connect with the students and that makes it an easier learning environment. It is a comfortable atmosphere with no pressure, no judgment what-so-ever. Everyone is treated equal at Troy Martial Arts. If we could attend classes every day of the week, we would. In my honest opinion, I think my kids have already made life-long friends there as well as for sure life-long skills that will help them be the best they can be in their lives. I couldn't ask for a better path for my kids to be on. I'd like to give a special thank you to Master Trudeau and the entire staff for everything they do and for how hard they work. You're all amazing!!! read more