Seven Star Martial Arts

We can’t say enough great things about Seven Star Martial Arts! Great instructors that are not just teaching Kung Fu but how to be better people, show respect towards others & what it’s like to follow directions as a group. My 7 year old son has come a long way & it’s the genuine care the staff has towards their students. Thanks for making it such a great experience for us as parents & our kids! Adam

Fabulous Martial Arts classes and instructors. My twin granddaughters' have gained strength in the few months they have been attending. They are also learning and getting support with the valuable life lessons of respect and discipline. I cannot say enough good things about these classes. Sifu Jeff does a great job of setting an excellent example of discipline, respect and kindness.

We love Seven Star Martial Arts!! Our son has been going for several years! We started at Stepping Stone daycare and transitioned to the dojo off Sam Bass road. It’s great fun for the kids and really helps build self esteem and confidence!! It’s also great exercise!!!

I was hesitant as a parent when we started at Seven Star Martial Arts but it has proven to be an excellent program that is serious about their goals. Their teachers are serious about the martial arts and the lessons and our son loves going here. We see him more focused at home. It still amazes me that he always puts his homework and practice first before spending time on playing games or watching any television. They are good people trying to make the world a little better. I highly recommend giving them a try.

My experience after taking my granddaughter for a one on one session. 1. There’s no Designated area for one on one introductory sessions Trying to provide instructions to a 3 year old at the front desk and expecting her to pay attention while people are entering and exiting the building is not practical or realistic. 2. The individual providing instruction did not know how to communicate and/or connect to the student. The young man we were with yesterday was very knowledgeable about the information he was trained to share but he lacked the ability to convey the information in a way that a 3 year old would understand. This level of miscommunication in concert with the distraction of the space was overwhelming for her and frustrating for me. 3. I understand having limited space, limited time and limited resources but you only get one chance to make a first impression and my experience yesterday is not one that makes me feel compelled to invest in the services they provide.