12 - 8PM
971 N Hamilton Rd, Gahanna9:30AM - 12PM
773 Windmiller Dr C, Pickerington“Our son started in May and they are amazing! Of course, during the free class he was not feeling it. He cried and cried. They didn’t give up. They allowed us to try it again. The next class he cried for the first half and then he went in. Still very hesitant but he was in the door. From that point on, he has been very excited about coming. He has his days where he is a little more busy than others but they still are super patient with him and the other children. It is kind of pricey, but dad and I think it’s worth it considering how awesome they are with the kids and the content that he is learning. I would recommend this place to anyone!“
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10 Oakland Park Ave, Columbus“Best Martial Arts school in Columbus Master Ryan is great teacher Your patience and expertise make each class an incredible learning experience and fellow students are also very helpful I highly recommend this school if you want to learn kung fu and Tai chi“
10AM - 8PM
983 Worthington Woods Loop Rd, Columbus“My son has been going to Worthington Martial Arts Academy nearly 2 years and it has been the best experience! He has grown in confidence and responsibility in ways I would have never imagined. The kids and adults are some of the best influences on him, helping him overcome obstacles in the academy and even daily life. We cannot recommend WMAI enough!!!“
“The best Martial Arts dojo in Ohio maybe in USA.Mr Dale is the best coach I have ever met.“
1 - 10PM
6015 S Sunbury Rd, Westerville“I have been associated to this Gym for few years now. Grand Master and other instructors are one of the best in Martial arts.
Grand masters knowledge, dedication to teaching and ability to connect with students is the best. You will have to give sometime to feel that and positive changes that you would see in the students.
Learning any art is neither time bound or nor transactional. It requires hard and extra work, patience, practice on both students and teachers. If instructors are in middle of teaching a skill and would need few extra time in the class, then the class will go on for extra time for the benefit of students. K&J school enables exactly the same kind of learning.“
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5198 Riding Club Ln, Columbus“This organization is one of the top in the country! The skills they teach our kids go above and beyond karate! They help our kids become the leaders for our future and that says a lot about them. I recommend them very highly!!“
“My son is a student here for more than two years... Very professional and traditional Grand master (Tan Tran)who understands each and every student individually and take care of them. It helps every kid to improve their attitude and character too besides their physical empowerment .I HIGHLY RECOMMEND this place.“
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2519 Franksway St, Columbus“Westgate Park is a hidden gem by itself. Finding the Seireikai Karate classes offered at the park rec center for my nephew has been a wonderful experience! The instructors and everyone I have dealt with, including the front desk/reception workers, are amazing!“
5 - 9PM
1349 Brice Rd, Reynoldsburg“They are welcoming, friendly, and very sincere people with a ton of attention to the details. Love my kids' instructors at the New Albany branch.“
“High quality classes, and a really genuine and supportive local (and extended) community, especially for folks new to aikido or martial arts in general. I've been training here for years and wholeheartedly recommend it!“
10AM - 8PM
4367 E Main St, Whitehall“Great place and environment. All of the masters have been a blessing for my son and others. Very knowledgeable teachers that push the students to be their best in all aspects of life. Love it at RMA“
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“I didn’t come into Darimar Martial Arts as a clean slate. I came in carrying a lot mentally, physically, stuff I don’t always talk about. And I’ll be honest… this place challenged me right away. Not in a loud, ego-driven way but in a quiet, disciplined way that forces you to look at yourself. There’s no hiding here. No shortcuts. No pretending. The Master teaches with intention. It’s not just about movements it’s about awareness, control, and who you are when things get uncomfortable. That part hit me harder than I expected. At first, it can feel intimidating especially if you’re not used to structure or you’ve got your own stuff going on. But if you stay with it, something shifts. You start to build discipline again. Confidence. Control. This hasn’t just been “training” for me. It’s been a way to reconnect with parts of myself I thought I lost. And I respect that they don’t water it down to make it easier. Because real growth isn’t easy. If you’re looking for comfort, this might not be your place. If you’re looking to actually become stronger mentally and physically it’s worth stepping into.“