Martial Arts Schools in Oklahoma City

“Dropped in while in vacation so the kids wouldn’t miss too much training. Staff was friendly and accommodating. My boys learned a couple things they haven’t learned yet at home and had a blast! Will definitely be back next time we’re in town! Thank you!!!“

“Great place to learn proper Judo and grappling techniques. Good culture, the opposite of most McDojo's in Oklahoma City.“

“Ladies- if you’re looking for a place to train this is by far the best academy. The coaches & staff are extremely knowledgeable and welcoming. Professor Lovato goes above and beyond continuing to bring the best martial arts knowledge and discipline to Oklahoma.I highly recommend Lovato Jiu Jitsu for the entire family!!“

“Spent four years with Grand Master Cho, from 2012 to 2016 - I taught at the Norman YMCA for over ten years. Both daughters are 3rd degree black belts. My current rank is 5th degree and I've been back for 7 months - the 5 year gap was spent in Midland, Texas where I became very out of shape and over weight. I've lost 20 pounds, my flexibility and balance is much better and I've regained my black belt forms knowledge. Grand Master Cho takes a special interest in the kids class, I can attest to this because we discuss them all every Tuesday and Thursday - he cares. These classes are not cheap, and if the student will stick with it, Taekwondo will change your life. Grand Master Cho is a Korean national treasure, trained the Vietnamese special forces, CIA, OU Football team and is well know throughout the martial arts community. To those posting negative reviews, you simply do not understand the process. Becoming a black belt is simply the first step towards true mastery of the art. After reaching 3rd degree you begin to understand forms and fighting a lot more. I learn and refine everyday - and plan to stay there until I am no longer able. I'm age 66 and Master Cho is age 75.“