Best Karate Classes in Frisco, TX

“The academy is always clean, the instructors are professional and at the same time GREAT with kids of all ages, and set reasonable expectations for decorum and achievements.”

“I started to learn it in adult class because I was watching her class and I think it was a very good exercise, but I also had double effects on my diet and on my health.”

“Olson, Kase, and Austin for a long time and can honestly say that they create an incredibly fun and safe environment in which you can develop valuable skills, improve confidence in yourself, and see results quickly!”

“The teachers are friendly and really good with kids.”

“My kid has a terrible attention span, pretty sure it's generic, but instructor Sura is somehow magically able to get him to focus and get him engaged in the activity.”

“We tried 2weeks class for our 7year old who was not interested in martial arts, glad we did as after 1st week of class he is showing interest in learning more.”

“He's also learning patience and kindness, skills that translate not only beyond what he is currently working on but things that will stay with him for the rest of his life.”

“The greatest change I like in Anjali is that how confidently she speaks her mind and conveys her opinion and stands for what she believes in, which she learned a great deal from there Leadership and Instructor SWAT program.”

“My father brought me to USTA Allen when I was six years old, I started with basics and learned basic forms for more than a year, as I was learning harder physical forms at each belt level,  I was also learning the word of the month such as “persuasio...”

“Wayne is treated like family and has learned how to defend himself from bullies and gotten into great shape while learning the value of hard work and discipline...”

“My son has been attending Master Shin's Taekwondo since they first opened in June 2021, and they have far exceeded my expectations of the technique, confidence, discipline, teamwork, and leadership skills he would obtain!!”

“After we were told karate might help, we tried a different karate program first -but that instructor expected her to be able to function normally when he barked out a long string of commands.”