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4565 Hwy 6, Sugar Land, Texas, 77478, United States

(281) 265-3035 www.sugarlandkarate.net

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Winnie Sim

Feb 27, 2017

My daughter, Sarah, has been taking karate classes here for the past three months. Her progress is remarkable. Sarah was born with delays in upper body strength and right leg. We were blessed with a wonderful physical therapist when she was little, who helped get Sarah get up to par. Sarah no longer requires physical therapy, but her muscle strength/endurance still also has been on the lower end. Both my husband and I havr been so impressed by how much stronger Sarah has been since taking karate classes. The positive, encouraging environment at this school also has helped Sarah, who has always been a shy and cautious child, to open up and develop a genuine interest/greater confidence towards physical activities and exercises. We also especially love it how the instructors are strict with a focus on the forms/basics. They make sure students truly have the skills before advancing them to the next level/belt., At the same time, they are gentle, caring and encouraging. Classes are age appropriate and individually tailored towards the needs of each child. Couldn't be happier that we found this karate school. My daughter looks forwards to going to karate every time (we are there three times a week :). Many, many thanks and kudos to a truly wonderful karate school. Winnie Sim, a super picky mom :)

Joel Barnabas

May 20, 2017

It's only been 1.5 months since we brought our 5 year old to start classes here. From the onset, it was very clear that we picked the right place for him to learn karate. Each week we are seeing progression. He absolutely loves going to class and the reason is very simple... the instructors. Senseis Cassie, Andre, Nick and Ramon have proven to be kind, patient and fun, while providing a concentration on proper technique. We are so happy that we found this place.

Devin Davda

Oct 26, 2017

Honest, straightforward, a great place to learn self defense. The reason why I say Sensei Ramon and the other senses are honest is because I have had experience before. When I was in Florida, I used to learn Korean Tae Kwon Do. I even had a 2nd degree black belt there. They were such scammers, the teacher's wife would tell us to pay near a THOUSAND DOLLARS for just one test... near a THOUSAND DOLLARS for the equipment. The quality defense their is... ok... taught forms translated to kata... here at Traditional Karate Center, no scams and no lies, just the truth. I am glad I come here and learn more about Karate. Good quality lessons! I even lost weight, here at Karate center has great exercises. No wonder why many come here. I feel bad though for the lack of space, I find that alright, what matters most is Karate right? That is what students and some adults are there for. As a local guide, come here.

Hazle Hall

Sep 18, 2016

Mother of 2 boys that have been training at the Traditional Karate center for almost 2 years now. I think I have been here long enough to give a honest opinion based on experience. The instructors have been wonderful, there is a clear understanding that the students are there to learn and the attention to detail have been a breath of fresh air. The schedule has been flexible with classes everyday except Friday and Sunday. If your goal as a parent is for your child to learn martial arts the right way then this will be the dojo for you, my time has been well spent.

Kathy Schilly

Oct 10, 2016

The great instructors are what I like best about Traditional Karate Center. Sensei Veras and his staff teach at many levels, from beginners to advanced, kids and adults alike. Plus they are really nice people. They work hard to make sure every student has a chance to grow in every class. One thing you'll notice at TKC is the number of girls who stick with karate and attain intermediate and advanced levels. Karate is not just for boys here! As students develop coordination, balance, and fitness, their katas (forms) can become just as beautiful and powerful as a dance, with the added benefit of useful skills. Of course, all students have the opportunity to learn kumite (fighting) also. If you want to train for competition, you can find that here. The students regularly complete at the state and national levels. Or, you can choose just to train to improve your fitness and skills. Either way, you can be sure there will be a supportive instructor or senior student to guide your progress.

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