MBS Karate

My God Daughter loves going to Karate with Master Willams. You can tell her really cares about the students and wants to grow to their full potential in the a studio and outside. She also has fostered great friendships will attending class.

Moved here not too long ago and decided to try a karate school for my 7 yr old. He ended up loving the program. He respects his sensei and enjoys all the activities they involved the kids in. They genuinely care for the kids and it shows. Great school and form of karate.

I can't say enough about MBS Karate. My now 5 year old has been training at the dojo for nearly 8 months. Peeking in on the class session yesterday (due to COVID, only participants allowed inside - on decent weather days, parents look like the parents of DD4L outside the window!), he was helping to lead the warm up exercises before getting into the daily drills. Just call me a proud mama!!! I mention this because I continue to be impressed by this organization. Aside from the artform, they are pouring so much into these kids. Instilling leadership skills is what I was witnessing. The head instructor recently asked to see progress reports of all of the school aged children and prior to that I learned that my child could count in Japanese! I am so impressed and really glad to have found MBS Karate. Having recently moved back to Metro Atlanta from the Bay Area, we're finding a sense of community within this establishment. In our short tenure, the school has moved. Where they were closer to I-20 and in a secluded area, they are now in a bustling shopping center, deep down Salem Road and into Covington. While good for the business of the dojo, the farther distance and more congested road to travel to get to class is less than desirable. Nonetheless and all in all, I happily recommend the dojo. My family and I are glad to be supporters along the journey.

We joined the MBS family 3 years ago when my son turned 3 years old. It has been a wonderful experience to watch the family grow. Not only does my son learn martial arts, but he is get to participate in volunteering activities. They teach and show him how to be active in the community by giving back. They provide math and reading camps for all the students. MBS is truly a family that welcomes everyone.

The last karate program my son attended focused more on hollering. This was not the discipline we were looking for. My husband and I saw the MBS van and spoke with Mr. Williams and felt a sense of calm. Mr. Williams and staff are very gentle, caring and the love for the craft is seen and felt. He has invested into his program and it is well put together. My son loves going.