My daughter started KHK at about 5 years old. She is now 14 and a second degree black belt. She…read moreis a very active and confident teen and I truly believe she learned many life skills including empathy, hard work and integrity throughout her black belt journey. The Hafner family and karate staff are such wonderful people you feel like part of their family before too long. The school is expensive but this is one of the things I say is worth the money. You can probably find a cheaper way to a black belt, but, you get what you pay for. I know there were some special needs, behavioral issue, children in the program and the Hafners and the staff were wonderful with them. They are a very special team and I highly suggest checking out the school. And, Master Hafner is a marketing genius!

From the owner: Our Ann Arbor martial arts school believes that martial arts is more than fitness and combat... we…read morebelieve it makes people better on the inside, too. For thousands of years, people have held this belief about martial arts. They've developed stronger characters, experienced more joy in life, and, of course, learned powerful self-defense and become very physically fit.

My son has been attending True Martial Arts for the last five years. I credit the instructors here…read morewith his positive attitude, confidence and leadership skills. The staff is just amazing, I am always surprised at the energy level and attention they bestow on each student. The after school program is very convenient. They pick up their students from several area schools, help them with homework and practice karate. They also have an excellent summer camp, many field trips, gymnastic class and so much more. If your child needs some fitness, self discipline, respect and self confidence...you should call them today.

We switched from the dojo closest to our home to join True during Covid due to their excellent…read morevirtual content and outdoor classes. We have never looked back. Even though it is a farther drive, they have lots of class times and excellent instructors who truly value your child as a student. The instructors genuinely want to see your child succeed and are passionate about teaching martial arts.

The best thing we enrolled our kid in! Amazing teachers and staff, true role models. Very patient…read moreand caring with children. Focused on discipline and respect but it's done in a gentle and understanding method so children thrive and learn in a fun environment. We are so grateful for everything they do

We found this place on one of the social networks and decided to give it a try. They had some…read moregreat specials going on and I thought it would be a great experience for the kids. We've been to several classes and WOW are we having fun. The kids are not only learning karate but they are learning about self respect, cooperation, kindness, and teamwork. Each lesson the kids improve. The also offer yoga classes, personal protection for women, weapons, and sparring. The instructors are professional and caring. I will update after the boys test for their next belt level.

My grandson and husband have been members for over 2 1/2 years. My husband never followed through…read morewith his black belt back in the 80's due to an out of state move. Here we are 30 years later and he earned his black belt February 2016. He has always loved this style of Karate so as soon as we saw a Isshinryu karate school open up here in Belleville he was very happy. If you're are looking for great self defense classes or want to help build your childs self confidence this is the place to come. If you're in the area stop in and check the place out.

My family and I have been practicing at Limitless for the past 8 months, and it has been a purely…read morepositive experience. We joined with no prior knowledge of Taekwondo at ages 4, 5, and 38 and the staff made it easy for us to get started. They're great at working with beginners, giving us a gentle learning curve so we could follow along comfortably from our first session. Not only is the environment welcoming, but Taekwondo has also become an approachable way for us to stay active and finally get into a healthy routine. I highly recommend Limitless to anyone, regardless of age or ability level.

Limitless Martial Arts has become such an important part of my families lives. There are so many…read morereasons we love this place; from the instructors, the leadership we get to see and experience, the amazing families we have the privilege of doing life with and the programs that pushes you past what you think your body is capable even when you want to throw in the towel bring you back week after week. This is a place that cares about each individual person and will meet you where you are and push you to be stronger, do better and strive higher with each passing month and year. My 5 girls and I have trained here for years and we recommend you try it out!

Verdict: Great school…read more Cons: - Things are continually changing. The school is growing, they're trying new things all the time, adding new things and dropping old things. You can be pretty positive that brazilian jiu-jitsu and crossfit aren't going anywhere, but the schedule might change. And other things like birthday parties, those might end. It's in flux month by month. - You can't spar with the blackbelt. She got a major injury a few years ago and now she can teach but not compete. (This isn't a very big problem, see below.) Pros: - The people are awesome. Humble and friendly. Even the buff dudes are just having fun and trying to help you - and everyone - improve. - There's jiu jitsu for every level: Little bitty kids learn the basic movements and play fun games. Big kids and teenagers get the full jiu-jitsu experience, but only with people their own size. There's intro jiu-jitsu for adults in the morning, regular jiu-jitsu classes in the evenings, "open mat" for sparring and troubleshooting, and even a "competition team" class for the really intense and serious training. - I said you can't spar with the blackbelt. Maybe that sounds like you're missing out on a challenge or something. Haha. Don't worry about that, even the intermediate players will hold you down and tap you out... without sweating, while they're having a conversation with somebody else. There's plenty, plenty of challenging training partners. Wait til you meet Strong Josh. It's like trying to fight a van. - There's a bunch of stuff besides jiu-jitsu! Crossfit is the other big one, with like 4 classtimes per day. But there's also karate, a tanning bed, a massage therapist who's awesome (if you've ever had a massage and wished the person were stronger, here's your chance. Jana works on almost nothing but athletes, and she'll loosen you up no matter who you are.) "Ninja camp" for little kids, some faith events, and other stuff too. And always trying something new. So overall, what a great place. Good place to get yourself in shape, good place to meet quality people, good place for your kids to make friends. Try it out.

My 6 year old son has been attending Quest since December. He had trouble in the very beginning…read morewanting to join class. He struggles with his confidence and we thought this would help along with the other great things karate can teach children (discipline, perseverance, etc...) The instructors were patient but also had expectations for him to succeed. Within a month he was not only participating but he was looking forward to going to class and no longer scared to go. It is pricier than some other programs but you truly get what you pay for. It is a sense of community and teaches children moral basics through fun and positive ways. This helps reinforce what is taught at home and school.

Waste of time. This establishment posted an ad for a childrens workship without an age requirement…read moreand turned us and another family away (according to Keith) due to being 6 months shy of their 4 year old requirement. Not willing to provide any instruction due to the inconvence. Will bring my business to a center that is more organized and considerate.