We have tried Ideal Martial Arts when my son was around 4.5 years old. He loved the trial and we…read moresigned up for 2 months. Out of those 2 months, we did maybe 3-4 lessons and he absolutely was not having it. He was crying the entire time and did not want to engage. The masters tried everything they could to get him comfortable but nothing worked. Fast forward a year later, we gave it a try again and now he loves it. Same masters, always patient and kind. I would 100% recommend it.

We are on our second month at martial arts and my kids absolutely love it. The masters are great…read morewith small kids and have a great way to teach them and keep them involved.

Take your kids here if you want them to learn discipline and respect. It's a great environment for…read moreall ages and the instructors are extremely friendly. They offer Traditional Taekwondo and Sparring is on Thursdays. Can't recommend this place enough!

Hello my name is aidan thong from taekwondo for 1 years l am a yellow stripe l am really loud l am…read moreconfident And l am good at kick and hand technique l am also really good at form 5 and 6 l love my teacher and grand master park and they have the goodness park in the world the restroom is good and the have kicking bags and punching bags this the world cutest martial arts, tae kwon do karate from South Korea or North Korea things that master Park who did this in the 1974 I think so bye-bye guys I love karate I've been here since one year so bye-bye

Came here for a birthday event. It was kinda cute - the kids got to learn some moves, and more…read moreimportantly , at the end of the class, they got to break a "board" with some of the skills they learned. We kept the board for exactly 0.1 seconds (IYKYK) but it was a fun experience nevertheless :)

Nice learned how to kick punch really fun a little tired at first but you'll get used to itread more

I take both my kids here. I actually like the smaller class so we have more attention. Master…read moreTran is very patient while my son may sometimes lack motivation. I thought my daughter wouldn't like it but am very surprised at how well she is progressing. The instructors are kind and accepting of the kids and their different levels. I highly recommend this place to help your kids work out some energy and learning some moves to protect themselves while learning manners.

Master Tran is very patient and dedicated. My 10 years old struggled in the beginning for many…read moremonths and I almost gave up. Master Tran stayed encouraging and committed and now my son likes the class and I am very grateful for the progress my son has made.

We came here for several years before the penedemic. Master Alex was always funny, with a big smile…read moreon his face and lots of fun to be around. Kids loved him. Only best memories left of the master and his style of teaching.

It is very convenient for doing karate exercise and confidence of using a fist to practice fighting…read morewith other teammates

I took 4 years of martial arts when I was a teenager and my son (age 14 and now with 7 years…read moreexperience) is a black belt in karate. When we started looking in this area for what will become his new dojo, we were open to starting over in a new style, so we read all the reviews and websites for all the local instructors and then visited the advanced classes of the 9 within our acceptable travel distance. Both of us being experienced and knowing the path to black belt can take many years, we committed to really finding the right instructor/school for him by training with the 4 of those 9 that we liked best. SK Taekwondo was the fourth of the four we've tried and where we've ended up staying. Due to Covid, we waited over a year to try this place because they weren't allowing parents to watch while Covid was in full swing. We've been here for over 10 months now and it was definitely worth the wait. After a couple months of my son training here, my wife even signed up! SK Taekwondo is 5 stars all the way and I have so many good things to say about it. When we first started reviewing martial arts schools in the area, our intuition said SK would be the place we'd end up at because the classes looked like they were super fun and the training facility was huge and beautiful. It had great parking and a large area with seating for parents to watch. The little kids' classes were especially fun to watch with a dedication to both fun and discipline that was clear in both the joy of the students while training and the speed and enthusiasm they all demonstrated with lining up, doing drills and exercises, enthusiastically answering "yes sir!" as they did, etc. The school also has systems in place to support their younger students in getting good grades and being responsible and respectful at home. For the adult classes, which start at age 13, the same level of discipline and fun are encouraged. Every class consists of a warmup and stretching followed by technique training. Almost all exercises are partner exercises, so my son got to know other students quickly and there is a real sense of community. The instructors are all very knowledgeable and absolutely wonderful people, kind and supporting, friendly and welcoming to both students and parents like me who are just watching, and clearly dedicated to the sport. Instructors rotate and the classes are quite different each time, which our whole family enjoys. In the 10+ months we've been training, I can say that not a single class has been the same as any other. The foundational skills are included in everything and forms are usually 5-10 minutes at the end. The rest is really varied but always interesting and a great workout. Equipment like kicking pads, agility ladders, cones, etc. are used frequently and this makes the classes even more fun and diverse. They play music during the warmups and drills and that adds to the fun and energy of the environment too. Fridays are dedicated to sparring, testing is every couple months, and they have a "Black Belt Club" option where you can pay up front for unlimited classes until you get your black belt. This is the best price and what my son and wife both ended up doing. Estimated time to achieve black belt is 2.5 to 3 years if you are dedicated and attend class at least a couple times a week. This place is absolutely amazing and I could not recommend it higher. If you are looking for you or your child, come in and watch or try the actual class you/they will be in. Take advantage of whatever intro offer SK is offering at the time and experience it for yourself. If you do, I'm confident you'll be as happy and impressed as we have been!

Now that I am reading all the reviews it all makes better sense to me. Yes, my grandkids didn't…read morelike it here either. Lots of favoritism and unfair treatment. Masters used to select student of the month and other swords. My grandkids would never ever see any positive reinforcement or recognition from anyone there. Lastly they didn't wanted to go any longer. I wish I had anything positive to add.

I'm soooo bummed, i just drove by on Saturday, 04/17/21, and there is a for lease sign on the…read moredoor. Master Shin was a great teacher! My daughter loved her class so much. I hope he is ok, and hopefully he has another location. We all hope you're ok Master Shin!

My 6 year old son has been a student here for a year and a half. The instructors and staff are…read moreextremely courteous and friendly. Master Shin is usually the instructor when we attend the classes. He has patience with the kids, thoroughly explains all the steps and can be strict to the children when needed. As a parent, I appreciate an instructor stepping in and reiterating my son home values and philosophy of what kids no longer have these days (such as trust, integrity, confidence, and focus). The students also learn about home rules, how to show respect to one another and most importantly to family members. It sounds cheesy but after moving up to a green belt, I have noticed tremendous maturity and focus on my child's part. My son loves attending the classes (2 times/week) as well as his sparring class (1/week). He enjoys running around with warm-up exercises, learning his forms and learning self-defense techniques. Each month there is a belt test in which children will be tested their forms to go onto the next high belt. TKD is just like any other extra curricular activity (tennis, basketball and piano). If you don't practice, you will never get good at your sport or talent. As for my son, he knows practicing and achieving a new belt makes him feel confident. He understands that every time he works hard for something, the result is rewarding. I can't say if the cost for TKD class is expensive or not. I can only say it is worth it since there are 2 classes offered/week and a free sparring class that is included ( one time fee of $175 for equipment). This week he will be going to his first TKD tournament. Win or not, it will be a good experience for him to see how other kids practice and do well on their forms. I have to say after a year of TKD, his footwork and coordination has improved along with his maturity level.