Me and my family greatly appreciate MBS Karate. MBS has taught our children more than punching and…read morekicking. MBS helped teach our kids honor, respect, discipline, integrity, loyalty and help raise self awareness. Excellent school​

My children love MBS Karate. They have become more reliable and responsible since joining the team…read more They strive for greatness in school to make Master Micah proud. They love the teachers and Mrs. Lolita. I, myself, always feel welcome there. Their new location is brilliant, spacious, and provides karate entertainment through their large glass windows to the community. I love how they care about the children. MBS karate teaches discipline, responsibility, defense, and more.

The Next Level Martial Art is outstanding. Their Trainers are very professional , caring,…read morediscipline and go the extra mile for their students. They are fully engaged with their students training, competition and education. My granddaughter is so excited and looks forward each time in going to her Martial Art classes.

Amazing class. It's strict and fun at the same time. My daughter looks up to her Sensei. I would…read morerecommend bringing yoir child here to learn and find their selves.

I have a child that has been attending martial arts classes at Umas (United Martial Arts Systems)…read moreand its a good fit. I'm reviewing this based on the younger 5-8 age group Little Dragons and Junior Ninjas, but not teens or adult age groups. And I won't be commenting about competitive sparring & tournaments because this hasn't been an option yet. I don't know the actual martial arts style, but I assume it is Japanese based (not Chinese Gung Fu, Korean Tae Kwon Do, or Filipino Kali). The atmosphere for this school is friendly & nurturing. This is not a school that teaches students to be hostile & aggressive, nor is this the method they teach. Students are taught to use self control and be respectful to the instructors, each other, and the people in their lives (e.g. parents & family, teachers & schoolmates, etc.). The main instructor is Mr. Miles. He and the other instructors are dedicated and well experienced. The lessons teach students to give it their all in class and if something doesn't go their way to keep trying. The great thing here is Mr. Miles applies this to real life by having students continue this mindset at at home & in school. Umas is a great place for your youngsters to work on self discipline, work on self control, & teaches mastering something is not the end but continues on.

I signed my child up for Karate to put her in an activity. The amount of time the children spends…read morein class is too short not only that I recently switched jobs and my hours have changed so I'm unable to take my child to practice anymore and it's just me, a single parent. I was told to email management about my situation just to be told no. I contact management again and explained everything and the only way to cancel would be if I moved 25 miles away or of a disability. I'm so pissed because things happen all the time unexpectedly and I definitely wasn't expecting to change jobs and I'm willing to show proof of new employment but no one is trying to hear what I have to say. They're only concerned with getting payments. If I wouldn't known that when I first inquired about the lessons, I WOULD'VE NEVER SIGNED UP because things happen. This program is not for parents who don' have helping hands to help with taking the child to practice.

Great place for anyone to learn, teachers are super compatible and are great with kids. They also…read moreknow how to pace you through all the groups beginner and up.

This is an amazing program led by a leader who teaches kids discipline, commitment and continuous…read moredevelopment through martial arts. We have found a great community of purpose led individuals and families. Happy birthday Shihan may the work you do at the Dojo with our kids get rewarded to you and your family 10 folds!

Classes are way to big and are not divided by age. My son complained several times about older…read morechildren hitting him to hard. Also, it was way over priced compared to other schools in the area. Instructors can not supervise the class because the class is to big which leads to lack of instruction.

My son went to another Martial Arts school for over a year and walked away only learning a couple…read morekicks. He's been at Gladiator Martial Arts for almost 4 months and the progress is AMAZING! It is literally like night & day. I trust the instructors to care for my "heart outside of my body " knowing that they pour their all into these children.

So unprofessional for an after school program. First off day 1 my child was left at the school the…read morecompany forgot that she was add to the pickup roster. I was told numerous times that my son was getting an uniform for the karate program. The instructor is such a rude person. It took constantly asking about the uniform that I pay for on day 1 after two months to get it. Then my child was ridicule by the other student. I would not suggest to anyone to take their son to be in the after school program. The dance program on the other end is average. --Concerned Parent

Took my daughter here for summer camp.. biggest mistake I could have done! I was paying $135 a week…read morefor her at daycare and I saw this place was great because she could learn to dance and I could save money, it was $65 per week. Well, the saying goes.. you get what you pay for! The instructors were teenage students who really didn't know what was going on and clearly just needed some "summer money". They charged crazy prices for summer activities, which were every Friday and if your child didn't attend these activities, they couldn't come on Fridays! There were uniform requirements and most things you had to purchase from the studio, which was very over priced! They over charged me a couple of times, had to involve my bank in order to get my money back. Just very unorganized and not professional at all. This isn't a good place to start your child off if they're a beginner, they want them to be very independant at the age of 3.. I just didn't feel it was a safe environment for me to leave her everyday for hours. After 3 weeks, I took her out.. wasted money but felt alot better! Maybe the classes are better?