Mightyfist Taekwon-Do

Great place for my kids!
My two children just took there first belt test here and they are just so excited to return to class. I have seen a huge difference in my older daughters confidence and she just loves to get her uniform on and go to train. We tried some other studios in the area for some trials and Mighty Fist is by far the best.
The staff are always happy to see us and Mr Morris is an excellent motivator and teacher. I was recommended by a friend and I am so glad that we did. We did the trial program first, but within a few weeks we knew that this was a good move from the previous place.

Well, quality is very much deteriorating.
It’s the difference between 100 $ meal fine cuisine and a fast food place.
This tae Kwondo is very much like a fast food place. Please Don’t expect quality, value or respect for paying customers. It’s their monopoly.
They do and say what ever they want.
That’s how much you can expect from an institution where there is a crowd. not an organized, disciplined class. It’s not organized because the management is not organized.
Before you register your kid, please do look through the glass. Imagine one of the kid is your child visually follow along the child, checkout how much attention the child gets, ask your self does the child understand what the teacher is telling to the class. younger kids get lost in the crowd. They have no sense of belonging, they are there because parents drop them. They are forced to go kicking and screaming.
Parent feel obligated because they signed up for a black belt program. Don’t want to quit half way.
The teachers are teenagers. Even adult teachers have a Bully personality.
How do you expect the kids to be disciplined in life?
I am very disappointed. I don’t know if I should remove my kid. Please think before you sign up for a lump sum amount.

I have been training Taekwon Do for 27 years. From the moment I walked into this dojang I was impressed by the Instructors. Mr. & Mrs. Morris have created a great place to train. Young and young at heart alike will find Mighty Fist a great place to train. I highly recommend everyone try a class.

My child had been there for many years, and just finished the program. Finally I can say something about this place.
I don’t recommend this place because of the following reasons.
First of all, they have a special low rate first month try out to attract new students. If you feel happy (most likely you will because they treat new students and new parents very nice) you can join the program by paying monthly or pay once for thousands of dollars to get to the black belt which they called black belt program. The awful thing is you must sign a contract if you decide to join the BBP which means they won’t give you any refund if you change your mind after paying thousands of dollars!
Secondly, the students to coach ratio is getting higher and higher. Sometimes the dojang is full of students like more than 50. Kids don’t even have enough rooms to do the patterns.
Third, they use more and more assistance and volunteers to teach the class. Two, three years ago, Mr. Morris (the owner) taught every class. Now most of the time he uses higher rank students to teach lower rank student. By the way, one of the requirement to test red belt and above is volunteering ten classes. Kids have to volunteer ten classes in order to be eligible to have the test. You can always see those higher rank students volunteer at the lower rank classes. Talking about the test, they are adding more requirements. One of them is you have to attend at least one seminar or one competition within a year which means you need to keep paying him money after you already paid thousand of dollars for the program. This is just an example, there is lot of other ways he will ask you to pay money.
Fourth, there are lots of days the dojang are closed. Besides every holiday, they even closed on school breaks like spring break and middle year break. When your child doesn’t have school and homework, and s/​he is ready to go to Taekwondo, you’ll very disappointed to find out the dojang is closed!
Lastly, the parking lot is very very crowded. It’s very hard to find a parking space especially around 5 or 6pm. Parents have to drop off or pick up their students in the middle of the road. Kids are running around the parking lot, and I saw couple of accidents during the years.
Please think twice before you send your child to this place. One more thing to mention is if you have to deal with some front desk lady, you’ll find out they don’t learn how to smile especially to the existing students and parents.

I started here pretty much the second or third month the school opened. I have to say, I will never change schools or styles.
The style is essentially taught straight out of the Tae Kwon Do encyclopedia, as we refer to it often for small technical inquiries. Students watch videos of world champions for motivation to get better. It is a very traditional based studio. But just because it’s traditional, doesn’t mean it’s boring!
Mr. Morris (head instructor and owner) is probably one of the best Martial Arts instructors I’ve had in my 13 years of Martial Arts experience. He’s very knowledgeable when it comes to the techniques and curriculum. He tries to ensure that each student, no matter how average or talented, gets a fair share of his individual time.
He is also great with kids (for those thinking about enrolling your son or daughter in Martial Arts). He not only teaches them proper Tae Kwon Do, but also help the child build self-​confidence and discipline. He really helps the children grow to become great adults later on in life. He makes sure that the kids enjoy each and every class. The school is always packed because everyone just loves his teaching style and his classes.
For those that are serious about developing skill, he has an eye for picking out very technical flaws so you will be able to improve quickly. He, and all the instructors, are always open to answer any question you may have and are very passionate about helping practioners achieve their goals, small or large.
A great place to learn Tae Kwon Do and life skills. This is NOT a McDojo, go somewhere else to supersize your belt rank for 35 cents. You aren’t going to be able to buy your blackbelt here, but you will be able to earn it.
The price is very affordable and MUCH cheaper than other competitors. The quality of training is very much worth the price!

Our 8-​year old son has been going to MightyFist for the last three years and we are very happy with the confidence and a sense of accomplishment that he has gained from learning Tae-​kwon-​do. Mr. Morris is a terrific instructor that mixes humor and discipline just right. He is tremendously dedicated to the sport. Our son looks forward to his class every day.