The business is ran by Jorge and Carmen, along with their partner David. i do not recommend this place. There is no honor, dignity, or all of the other values that are taught. It begins in the house first then reflected towards the students. This business is just about making money. The longer one stays at a belt level, the more money the owners and partner make. Friday classes cost extra and the amount that is paid monthly should cover the costs for Fridays classes. One can even say that one can buy belt in order to obtain a higher belt. After having had my daughter attend for two years, I decided that it was time to call it quits. The City of Arlington offers... read full review
December 2022
The business is ran by Jorge and Carmen, along with their partner David. i do not recommend this place. There is no honor, dignity, or all of the other values that are taught. It begins in the house first then reflected towards the students. This business is just about making money. The longer one stays at a belt level, the more money the owners and partner make. Friday classes cost extra and the amount that is paid monthly should cover the costs for Fridays classes. One can even say that one can buy belt in order to obtain a higher belt. After having had my daughter attend for two years, I decided that it was time to call it quits. The City of Arlington offers... read full review
December 2020
My son has been coming here for two years and we have nothing but positive things to say about the dojo. When we arrived, it was apparent that they care deeply about all their students as they check in on us frequently whether that be for him being sick or injured. The dojo will forever have a place in our hearts.
The business is ran by Jorge and Carmen, along with their partner David. i do not recommend this place. There is no honor, dignity, or all of the other values that are taught. It begins in the house first then reflected towards the students. This business is just about making money. The longer one stays at a belt level, the more money the owners and partner make. Friday classes cost extra and the amount that is paid monthly should cover the costs for Fridays classes. One can even say that one can buy belt in order to obtain a higher belt. After having had my daughter attend for two years, I decided that it was time to call it quits. The City of Arlington offers... read full review
The business is ran by Jorge and Carmen, along with their partner David. i do not recommend this place. There is no honor, dignity, or all of the other values that are taught. It begins in the house first then reflected towards the students. This business is just about making money. The longer one stays at a belt level, the more money the owners and partner make. Friday classes cost extra and the amount that is paid monthly should cover the costs for Fridays classes. One can even say that one can buy belt in order to obtain a higher belt. After having had my daughter attend for two years, I decided that it was time to call it quits. The City of Arlington offers... read full review
My son has been coming here for two years and we have nothing but positive things to say about the dojo. When we arrived, it was apparent that they care deeply about all their students as they check in on us frequently whether that be for him being sick or injured. The dojo will forever have a place in our hearts.