North Austin Taekwondo, Jiu-Jitsu and Yoga

Awesome instructors that are great with the kids. They do a great job still instilling a sense of purpose and respect, while keeping the classes fun and engaging. They allow the students to advance at their own pace and offer ways of students expanding beyond the traditional martial arts forms. Can’t recommend them any more highly!

This is a review of the kid’s birthday package here.
When my son told me that he wanted to be a ninja, the Asian parent in me started questioning my child-​rearing abilities. Why not aspire to be a noble Samurai? What would Confucius say? After some talking, I discovered that what he really wanted was to be a Ninjago. Whew! Now, this a modern science problem – how to turn a kid into a Lego.
The suburban mom in me combed the Internet for the perfect ninja birthday party theme. We came upon this location and I called to schedule a birthday party. I spoke with Martin, who was very helpful. He gave me a tour of their large, clean space and help me customize the birthday package. He was extremely helpful. We decided to have a bounce castle to pen the kids as guest were arriving. After all the kids have arrived, Martin and his team started with a short safety course to use when being approached by strangers. Next, swords were brought out and the little ninjas were trained in Kendo. Finally, they got to put on headgear and there was a sword fighting tournament. The parents and I were amazed at how Martin was able to capture and hold a bunch of 5−8yr olds attention for over and hour. We were really impressed and the kids are still talking about the party a week later!
The most memorable part for my son was the fact that got to be the co-​teacher and show off his moves by breaking a wooden board. He was very proud! Sword training-​complete! Now, how am I going to find a place that teaches the ninja art of poisoning?