We have had a great experience here. My son has really enjoyed learning Taekwondo. Everyone should…read moretake a lesson on respect, discipline and begin a better citizen in life. Taekwondo isn't just about learning a fighting technique, but mind and body control.

CLASSES were good but when I canceled them This company…read morestill charge me 120 a month for going on 5 months now I've cAlled multiple times and not one time does anyone call me back I definitely will never do business or recommend them to anyone It's so very unprofessional

My 15 year old son loves this place. The people are extremely nice and patient with those who are…read morelearning. The practices are engaging and include all levels (basic, medium complexity and advanced) of activities. The cost is very affordable: 100$ per month for adults and 65$ for those under 18. You can come to any of the classes throughout the week, but ideally they recommend to come at least 2-3 times a week so that you keep progressing.

I've now been with the dojo over 7 months, passed my first rank test, and have generally been…read moreenjoying aikido in general. I thought it was worth an update to comment about the high level of friendship and general comradery that students of the dojo share. Everyone supports eachother in their learning. I am still looking forward to many years here.

I studied here for several years during middle and high school and stayed long enough to reach 1st…read moredegree black belt. At that time, the school's late founder and best asset, Joon Pyo Choi was still young enough and enthusiastic enough to train anyone willing to come often and put in the effort. Master Choi was the US Olympic Coach for the 1988 games, the first time Korean Karate/Taekwondo was part of the event. Needless to say, Master Choi of North Korea was the real deal. He stood barely over five feet but had the kicking power and speed to rival the world's most competitive athletes, and he was an excellent instructor. I have not been to "OMAC" in almost two decades, so I cannot offer a valuable update on what the school is like nowadays. I can, however, confidently say that joining a school like this will likely improve certain aspects of your life, including your mental health and general fitness, but it will not teach you how to defend yourself in the event you are attacked on the street. In fact, it may even give you a false sense of confidence that could result in an even less desirable outcome. Taekwondo is an enjoyable sport, and you will learn to throw great kicks, but when you consider that nearly all real-life altercations occur in closer quarters, resulting in at least a clinch, if not wrestling, with punches and elbows aimed at your face from various angles, all the while, taekwondo's drills are insufficient. If you are looking for a place to send your kids to practice discipline, determination, and respect, OMAC is an excellent choice. You can also make lifelong friends here. However, if you're hoping to learn practical self-defense, you should look into jiu jitsu schools to supplement some kind of boxing or kickboxing training, where you regularly spar with someone who stands closer to you and throws punches at your face with intent. All this being said, OMAC was a real blessing in my life, and I was lucky to know Master Choi for those few precious years. I had a lot of fun, and focusing on climbing the ranks and learning the techniques kept me in good spirits all through high school.

We have been here for about 6 weeks and so far we absolutely love it compared to our old school…read more Our kids said today they feel like they have learned more in 6 weeks at this school than they did in a year at the previous school. We highly recommend this place!

We LOVE Dragon E's! This is an exceptional martial arts school, and I recommend it 10/10. Dragon…read moreE's is so much more affordable than other schools in the area. I especially appreciate how Master Ellis is very inclusive of all kids, even those with different abilities.

Great place! Instructors had tremendous amounts of patience even with 3yr old energetic boy!read more

WE love this place my son started in Oct. 2020 and he is amazing at it he remembers everything and…read moreI'm so proud of him. The instructors are all AMAZING AND AWESOME!!! Very helpful and so great with the kids. I recommend this place. Mr. Heller makes the kids feel big and we love bringing him to our second home it's family feeling place. WE love it!!!

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This is a very friendly place with extremely welcoming and kind clientele. There was an array of…read morestudents who held all levels martial arts school. I doubt that I will be attending this Academy, but I really don't have anything negative to say.

The boy I nanny attends CK Lee's twice a week. I am so impressed with the patience Master Lee shows…read morewhen working with young children. I'm also impressed with how much the kids respect him. I would definitely recommend this studio!

Great group of people to train with and the instructor is very informative. Would recommend this…read moreplace to anyone that's looking to get into jiu jitsu.

Run by Laura Clements. She is a 7th Dan Tae Kwon Do black belt, a 6th Dan in Haidong Gum Do, a 5th…read moreDan in Hapkido, and 3rd Dan in Gongkwon Yusul. I consider her a bit of a hidden treasure in Columbus. She is extremely skillful and a remarkable instructor. My son and daughter attended from the ages of about 5 -14, both achieving black belts in Tae Kwon Do: they loved it and her. I achieved a 2nd Dan black belt and was never in better shape. She has promoted over 100 students to black belt. Her awards and accomplishments are too many to list here. She is especially good with children as a teacher and mentor. She also has experience teaching children with ADHD/ADD, as well as mildly autistic, deaf, and special needs children and adults. At all hours, children would be in her studio and office, practicing forms, talking, doing homework, and relaxing. It was like an after school club for teenagers. The studio is inviting, warm, and friendly, not competitive or aggressive at all. After a while, going there felt like being part of big family.