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The United Martial Arts Training Center exists to challenge and empower students of martial arts, developing attributes of character, excellence, self-discipline, tolerance, and humility while recognizing and optimizing their full potential. Through superior teaching of a rigorous curriculum, athletes are provided with the background necessary to compete

In 1988, Taekwondo was introduced into the Olympic Games as a demonstration sport in Seoul, South Korea. It was a demonstration again in 1992. In 2000, Taekwondo was recognized as an official Olympic sport. A major focus at Big Sky is to provide our students with the competitive training and mindset to become National and, one day, Olympic level competitors

Our Little Dragons Program not only focuses on Karate, but also character building and skills such as Balance, Coordination, Discipline, and Respect! Our American Kenpo program follows the Ed Parker system of Karate but also strives to be on the cutting edge of tactical self-defense and mixed combat. The Instructor Training Program at West Texas Karate

The vision of Premier Martial Arts is to build a community by helping people get in shape and be safe while instilling the life skills and character of a true martial artist. This is a thirty-six month program that teaches our students not only the basics of martial arts, but all of the techniques that are necessary to one day become a black belt.

At Pittman's Academy of Martial Arts, we value family, dedication, and respect. We strive to help our students, young and old, develop confidence, discipline, practical self-defense skills, and lifelong fitness -- all in a fun and supportive environment. Whether your goal is to set your child up for lasting success by introducing them to strong mentors