This is the best place, to learn Martial Arts. I am 46 they are very welcoming, respectful, make you feel so comfortable, while training, learning Karate. It doesn't matter what your age is, young or old.
October 2023
Great place for birthday parties, especially for boys. They play dodgeball, run obstacle courses, practice some martial arts moves, and break boards. We’ve had both our 6 year old and 10 year old birthday parties here and they always have a great time.The sensei runs the party, so the parents are completely hands off. We would recommend them for birthday parties anytime.
October 2023
My children and I have been taking classes at FMAT for a little over 2 months. We have really enjoyed it! They offer a variety of classes for children, adults, or together as a family. My kids (ages 5 and 6 when they started) look forward to going and often want to practice at home. The children's curriculum is as much about following instructions and developing positive qualities as it is about learning martial arts moves.Similarly, the adult classes spend time on flexibility and mobility that not only improve your technique but overall fitness as well.The instructors are intentional about learning names and will take the time to give students additional help if... read full review
This is the best place, to learn Martial Arts. I am 46 they are very welcoming, respectful, make you feel so comfortable, while training, learning Karate. It doesn't matter what your age is, young or old.
Great place for birthday parties, especially for boys. They play dodgeball, run obstacle courses, practice some martial arts moves, and break boards. We’ve had both our 6 year old and 10 year old birthday parties here and they always have a great time.The sensei runs the party, so the parents are completely hands off. We would recommend them for birthday parties anytime.
My children and I have been taking classes at FMAT for a little over 2 months. We have really enjoyed it! They offer a variety of classes for children, adults, or together as a family. My kids (ages 5 and 6 when they started) look forward to going and often want to practice at home. The children's curriculum is as much about following instructions and developing positive qualities as it is about learning martial arts moves.Similarly, the adult classes spend time on flexibility and mobility that not only improve your technique but overall fitness as well.The instructors are intentional about learning names and will take the time to give students additional help if... read full review