If my kids don't get to a class because of sickness or schedule conflicts due to school activities, I notice it right away in their behavior. Let me tell you it falls off and is noticeable so I know right away its time to take them to a few extra classes. I have been sending my two boys to Vision for over a year now and I have seen significant improvements in their character, maturity, confidence, and level of respect. Signing up with Vision has been one of the best investments in my kids' future so far and I just can't say enough about how great Mrs. Reeve is and her amazing instructors. I also want to give special recognition to Mr. Kirby. His style of teaching is just what young boys need in this day and age. I look forward to many more years with Vision.

My son still learns Tex Kwon Do at VMAC. Happy to report that they're now offering classes by Zoom to keep everyone safe from COVID-19. Terrific people that really care about the students. In addition to self defense, VMAC emphasizes valuable character building lessons and anti-bullying techniques. Funny story: my kid's elementary teachers have been impressed by how polite my son is, "He's very respectful. He says, 'Yes, Ma'am.'" That is a valuable life skill he picked up at VMAC. 🙂

Martial arts is no longer just for therapy, especially not at Vision Martial Arts. I have been to several other dojos and gyms and none of them have the same family atmosphere and welcoming staff. The instructors are humble and while they are knowledgeable and experienced, they are not afraid to learn from their students. As a teacher, I know how hard it is to remain humble and accept the ideas of those younger or less experienced, however, sometimes those are the best ideas and the times you learn the most. Due to the humble nature of the teachers, even the students have a more happy and caring attitude. We feel when someone is struggling and I have yet to find someone who is not willing to help when a student or peer is in need of information or a little encouragement.