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I’ve learned Taekwondo from middle school to college at another dojo, and I was just a passer by to this studio, and observed for a good 10min, but what I saw 3 of the kids were crying out of around 8 students elementary school age. The male instructor was very rough yanking the kids (mostly girls) here and there (not in the style of part of the training). Just to say I dont know the whole story, I was not in class or know what training they were going through, but just looking at how they interact, I would stay away from this place if for my kids. The instructor should earn the student’s respects and trust. Students can cry all they want when feel frustrated or defeated, but what I saw was neglect of the psychology side of the martial arts. Being rough differs from being tough. Please have some other opinions from instructors of other dojos, before joining this.

Our grandchildren have been taking his classes for over three years. We've watched classes several times while we were visiting from out of town. He's really great with the kids, and knows his stuff. He incorporates a good mix of discipline and learning, earning the respect of both kids and parents. An excellent teacher and sensei.

This is the best place for having your child, or even YOU! to learn the best ways to learn karate. Coach Cruz really cares for the kids.

Mr. Cruz is a great instructor and really cares for the kids. My son loves the place

Good instructions and training for Tiekeondo, Korean self defence. Convenient batches to choose from.