9AM - 9PM
state Salzburg Square, 292 State Rte 101, Amherst5 - 8PM
3 Howe Dr, Amherst“We can’t say enough wonderful things about Determined Martial Arts. Since our son started attending, we’ve seen an incredible transformation—not just in his physical strength and skills, but in his self-confidence. He walks so much taller, speaks up more, and takes on challenges with a newfound sense of determination and confidence; he knows he can do hard things! We’ve had friends, family, and teachers comment on how much more confident and focused he has become since starting karate a year ago. It’s been amazing to watch him grow not just as a student of karate, but as a young person developing pride in himself and what he can accomplish. We’re so grateful for everything DMA has done for our son. If you’re looking for a place that builds strength, character, and confidence, look no further!“
12 - 8PM
292 State Rte 101, Bedford“Bedford Martial Arts runs like a finely oiled machine.
The culture of talent development here is plainly obvious for everyone to see. My kids are only little, they won’t be doing any serious tricks as of this moment but they’re learning structure, getting socialization at class and a bonus of karate moves.“
3 - 8PM
115 Northeastern Blvd, Nashua“My son has thoroughly loved his TKD experience with at Chung’s TKD; he’s been attending for about a year & a half now! Master Chung is so patient with each student and it’s incredible to watch the kids grow week to week. The classes are well structured & my son is always excited to go! There have also been opportunities for weekend tournaments to highlight skills & growth. One thing my busy family loves about Chung’s TKD is the flexibility in getting to choose which two days/times to attend. I highly recommend Master Chung!“
10AM - 9PM
22 Proctor Hill Rd, Hollis“Mr Stone and Ms Cushion do a phenomenal job teaching children communication skills and self defense while introducing them to karate skills. Highly recommended as my son joined last fall and would go every night if he could.“
10AM - 7:45PM
85 Northeastern Blvd #2, Nashua“Tokyo Joe’s Studios of Self Defense is such a great place! My kids both love doing karate! The instructors are amazing and really care about their students, always helping them out anytime they need it. They are always making it fun for the kids doing parties, raffles, parents night out, and much more. They always have a great time! I couldn’t recommend Tokyo Joe’s Studios more!“
10 - 11AM
28 Charron Ave Unit 8, Nashua“Unlike other nearby Karate, There is interaction. There are fight, there are real pushups. This is a place for people who actually want to defend themselves, and strengthen themselves.“
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“I can’t say enough good things about DMA.
I was searching for positive male influence, discipline, respect, and a healthy outlet for my boys’ big emotions. From the very first phone call, I felt heard and grounded. I was told with confidence, “This is exactly the place for that.” And it truly has been.
The structure, leadership, and ethics here are steady and strong. The instructors are firm yet gentle — the balance is powerful. They keep things consistent while staying connected to each child. It’s structured, real, and upbeat — music playing, encouragement flowing, and constant support to work through hard things both on and off the mats. There’s humor woven in, too, which makes it fun and real without losing discipline.
Since the start 6 months ago, there’s been pushback (my boys still claim they “hate karate”), but I hold the line. Because every single time they step off that mat, they are focused, happy, PROUD, and transformed. I overhear them talking about their instructor often. They’re learning far more than kicks and forms — they’re learning respect, responsibility, resilience, and emotional regulation.
There were days my youngest needed help just getting onto the mat — and he was scooped up every time and supported as needed. Now he dresses himself (most days) and proudly bows into class. My oldest races to the front to catch every demonstration (and hopes to be picked to help). Watching their growth has been incredible.
When my son was facing hardships at school, his instructor took time one-on-one — kneeling down, eye-to-eye — to talk about how we handle and protect ourselves in the world. That moment alone was priceless.
DMA is more than martial arts. It’s community. It’s character-building. It’s leadership.
Yes, it’s an investment of time, money, and consistency. But what’s being built within these kids reaches far beyond the mat.
Truly grateful to be part of this community“