Martial Arts Schools in Oklahoma City

“Rafael Lovato Jr. is a true world-class champion and an incredible ambassador for jiu-jitsu. His level of skill, discipline, and leadership sets the standard for what a champion should be — both on and off the mats.

The training facility is absolutely beautiful — clean, professional, and built for serious development. The atmosphere is welcoming, humble, and focused on growth at every level.

The seminars are outstanding, often featuring world-class athletes who bring high-level knowledge and experience. You’re not just getting techniques — you’re getting insight from competitors who have performed at the highest stages in the world.

If you’re looking for elite instruction in a positive, championship-level environment, this is the place.“

“National Martial Arts is a great place to train. Professor South does an excellent job leading and managing the gym — he sets the tone for a positive and supportive environment. His leadership and the professionalism of the staff make it easy to feel comfortable and motivated from day one.

The members and coaches create a strong sense of community where everyone encourages each other to grow and get better. It’s a welcoming place that makes training both rewarding and fun. I truly can’t recommend it enough!“

“GrandMaster Cho is a great teacher, he doesn't complicate techniques but teaches in a way where the group understands what he is trying to teach. he also expects higher ranked students to do their best and to strive better not only for themselves but to help train lower belt students.“

“The Google advert showed it was closed as I traveled from Enid. I arrived, waited 1 1/2 hours until the site said open at 1730. I checked the door and for a person, but nothing. I actually stumbled onto the calendar which showed nothing until 1900. I drove home to Lawton. Missed y'all. ???“

“One of the many ways God has blessed me is by leading me to Jack Hwang's Martial Arts. I was doing really well last year until about August. Due to working more and becoming more involved with the church, I became stretched very thin. I had to make a decision, and my livelihood and my faith had to come before my newfound passion. I took a hiatus from Taekwondo until the beginning of the new year. It was difficult coming back and seeing that all of my peers had advanced. You build comradery in Taekwondo, just like any sport, so it’s difficult when you feel left behind. Despite that, I was determined to get myself ready for the next test on Jan 29th. Working with my instructors, I busted my tail to learn the next forms (and re-learn the ones I had forgot), as well as most of my one steps. By the time the week of the test came around, I was ready. Unfortunately, I tested positive for COVID that week and I had to quarantine. I missed the test and all that hard work seemed for nothing. I would have to wait another three months to test again. I was feeling pretty discouraged. It became pretty easy to decide to skip Taekwondo. I have become more busy than I was when I took a hiatus last year, as I’ve started two classes through Haskins School of Ministry, and I’ve started preaching. I went the week after COVID, but I skipped the week following. When I did come back, Randy (beginner belt instructor - far right) said, “Kyle, where ya been, man?” I told him how I ended up just sleeping on the previous Monday when I was supposed to be there. He said, “I was gonna tell you that I talked to Sonny (intermediate belt instructor - far left), and we decided we’re going to do a rank test just for you. It’s not fair that you had to miss it because of COVID.” I was so blown away by that and told him how much I appreciated it. He and Sonny, again, worked hard to help get me ready for my test. Today was the day. I’m proud to say that I did really well and I have finally earned my green belt. Mark is the one to my immediate right. He’s the black belt I had to spar with as part of my test. He has been a great encourager for me and I appreciate him, as well. I’m humbled to say that I could not have done it without him, Randy and Sonny, and all of Jack Hwang’s behind me. It’s an honor and a blessing to be a part of this school. I love my dojang. I’ll recommend everyone I can to take a free trial lesson. You won’t regret it. (Wow, Heaven forbid I ever win a Grammy or an Oscar, huh?)“