By JulianPrice99 October 21, 2014
The Warners love karate america! We love the instructors, the respect and discipline instilled, the location and the owners. 5 Stars ...read more
By mathaholic101 at Citysearch April 02, 2009
This is an amazing studio. I got my black belt here after only two and a half years of training (they're accommodating for every student). The instructors are all skilled at karate and fun to just talk to after class. The motivating, 'can do' attitude really is what keeps me coming back after all of these years. Everyone is friendly, encouraging, and accommodating. The real focus of this studio is on building leadership and life skills in the younger students and giving the adults a good workout while all the while having fun. If you ever want to try a different form of working out with encouraging peers, I recommend this studio! ...read more
By feelike18 at Citysearch April 18, 2008
I attended a demo at J.K.Lee's Black Belt Academy a little over 2 years ago because my youngest daughter wanted to join her best friend in classes there. The whole family wanted to join but I didn't think I would be able to handle it because of several injuries I was nursing at the time. I was so wrong. They let me work at a pace I was comfortable with and within 6 months, I was pain free and loving it! Since joining I have lost over 20 lbs and three inches around my waist. I haven't felt this good since I was 18!\t\nI have found the other students to be friendly, courteous and helpful. The staff are friendly, accomodating and supportive, ready to help in any way they can. The instructors are skilled, knowledgable and patient, inspiring each student to do their best. The Founder, Grandmaster J. K. Lee is the real deal! He teaches traditional Tae Kwon Do and enhances it with the best modern techniques to make learning safe and fun. He believes in the positive changes Tae Kwon Do can make to the whole individual and the community.\t\nI love TaeKwonDo and everyone at J.K. Lee's who have made it such a wonderful experience. ...read more
Tang soo do is a defensive martial art that has its beginnings in Korea. Tang denotes the dynasty the martial art comes from. Soo translated means open hand or worthiness and do means art or way. Simply, Tang soo do translated means The Tang art of worthiness. A basic front kick is one of the first mo... ...read more
Martial arts themed birthday parties are very popular among children of all ages. Finding the perfect martial arts birthday invitations can be difficult. Many companies will create custom invitation, but they can be very expensive. You can print your own martial arts birthday invitations for free. ...read more
