Best Karate Classes in Fayetteville, NC

“TLG turned out to be a great way to prepare/transition my daughter for when she's on her own, at preschool soon - to get her used to being around other adults and kids her age, to build her confidence and independence, fun learning, socialization and...”

“Love the place love how close it Is to Fort liberty love that it's a military friendly dojo with a lot of service members going there highly recommend this place”

“They have the understanding on how to teach and train each student on the level that the student is at and that within itself create a self confidence in student to excel to the next level”

“Smith Family Dojo is not only a great place to learn martial arts, but it is truly a great place to meet new friends and become part of an extended family!”

“Undoubtedly the best Jiu-jitsu academy in North Carolina, Professor Taniel Abu, people of the best quality, professional with a very effective physical and mental integrity, I recommend everyone in the region to come and take an experimental class.”

“They are so very patient with all the kids in the class, and have a firm but gentle way of keeping them focused on learning their “Skillz” and earning their Ninja stripes!”

“BJJ is a good fit for him to get energy out, learn discipline from other adults and to take control of his body and mind when he is in stressful situations.”

“We were referred to RMMA by neighbors, we wanted our kids to learn martial arts where the instructors traditionally trained & continue to train that incorporates life skills.”

“That loves carry on outside of the dojo as he is actively involved in his students education, kids get stickers on their belts for good grades, he shows up to graduations, and even stops by for lunches at school (with parents permission).”

“Outstanding place to learn karate, work out, and the cost is low since it's all about the art.”

“Students from young "Leadership Lions" to multi-black belts find challenge for every skill level underpinned with an always changing Lesson of the Month, tailored to the student.”