539 E Santa Fe St Suite 4, Olathe, KS 66061, USA
Total Martial Arts Center-A Jeff Speakman Kenpo 5.0 Training Facility is a full service, family oriented martial arts academy.
We love the karate program and all of the instructors. Boden has gained so much confidence and enjoys learning new skills. 5 stars!! ⭐️
Posted 8 months agoI can’t say enough good things about Total Martial Art Training Center! From the moment I walked in, I felt welcomed and supported by both the instructors and fellow students. The classes are well-structured, challenging, and engaging, catering to all skill levels. The instructors are not only highly skilled but also incredibly patient and encouraging. I’ve noticed significant improvements in my strength, flexibility, and confidence since I started training here. The community atmosphere is amazing, and everyone genuinely wants to help each other grow and succeed. Whether you’re looking to learn self-defense, improve your fitness, or just find a new passion, I highly recommend this school . It’s been a fantastic experience!
Posted 11 months agoMy autistic 6 year old son has been taking classes here since fall 2024. We thought this might be a good outlet for him to learn some important life skills. He can be a little rambunctious and tends to move around a lot. We were reassured that they have experience with kids on the autism spectrum. He started camp last week and was immediately ejected indefinitely days later for kicking another student. We were told there is a zero tolerance policy when it comes to that kind of stuff, which we can understand. When my Mom (our son's grandma) picked him up this week she was made to feel like we and her were not doing everything we could to get him to eat better, in regard to the food we chose to send with our son to camp. Autistic children often are very picky when it comes to food and eating in unfamiliar environments. Getting him to eat anything has, at times, been a struggle, but we always make sure he's fed before AND after he goes to school, daycare, or camp. When the owner, Travis, was speaking to my wife about our son not being allowed back, he asked if he had an official diagnosis. This was disclosed before we even started classes or camp. We explained that he was diagnosed at 2, and we were quickly able to get him into Early Autism Intervention therapy as well as occupational therapy through our school district. The fact that he somehow doesn't know or doesn't remember he's been told our son has been diagnosed with autism shows how little he or anyone else there cared about our child's history, and how little their desire to help him thrive was with how often their discipline strategy was to exclude him. My wife feels like they've been looking for an excuse to eject him because of how he struggles in some areas. They treated us like we were a burden and like we shouldn't be there. Don't bother filling out the "about your child" section of the application. My wife wrote an entire separate page explaining a lot of this and about our son. They won't bothering reading it, or invest any time getting to know your child, but will comment on how sweet it was of you to write something. I would give it ZERO stars if I could. They only ever saw us as weekly and monthly checks $$$. RUN FROM THIS PLACE!!!
Posted 8 months agoMy son has been going to Olathe's Best Summer Camp for the past couple of summers and will be going again this summer. He absolutely loves it. It's active, it's interactive and you learn some martial arts as well. His previous camp was mired in arts & crafts, reading and movies. Olathe's Best keeps the kids active and engaged in all kinds of things including very fun field trips and outings. The Coaches and Instructors are awesome. They truly value each child and their attention to safety is impeccable. I could not rate them higher than 5 stars or I would give them 10 easy.
Posted 11 months agoWe could not be more happy with TMAC! The instructors are great with the kids and the atmosphere is so welcoming. Our son has learned so much from TMAC (respect, hardwork, and dedication). It has been so fun watching him grow in his abilities. He gets excited about classes so he can learn more. Thank you TMAC!!
Posted 1 year ago