Choi Kwang Do — Gym in Thuringowa Central

Reviews of Choi Kwang Do

• Jason

  Added 2016.03.13

  It is not only extremely expensive but also very impractical compared to many other martial arts
• Thomas

  Added 2015.11.13

  Been there for 14.5 years and its absolutely amazing. Wouldn't still be there and going strong if it wasn't!
• Gavin

  Added 2015.06.23

  Would put less stars if possible. Owner is extremely rude.
• Nathaniel

  Added 2015.04.22

  Amazing staff and instructors myself and my kids will never train anywhere else. I have noticed changes with my kids behaviour and respect I am so thankful for choi kwang do
• Isaac

  Added 2014.11.26

  Without a doubt the worst martial arts experience I ever had
• Caleb

  Added 2014.11.06

  Very poor experience from the start, I felt like I was forced to sign up straight away when I would have liked to explore other options including other Choi Kwang Do schools, there have been a few incidents with my daughter within the last 8 months or so which have not been dealt with properly, and to top it all off, my daughter earned her black belt in mid May and still has not received her formal black belt which has caused her to lose interest which has caused her to be lose her junior instructor status. The owner of the school seems to be more interested in the money aspect of the business more than the students. You take criticism so poorly.
• Noah

  Added 2013.07.03

  I have edited this as I can not reply to your comment. I very much cared for all of the customers, staff, students and as well as my work. But, it becomes very hard to be enthusiastic about coming to work when you would ask if I wore undergarments under my uniform, make very crude remarks to not only me but my former co-worker. You made Sharni and I extremely uncomfortable with what you used to tell us. I don’t have to own or run a business to know that that behaviour is just not on in the workplace. Good luck in the future, Bruce.
• Hayden

  Added 2013.04.16

  The grading system is dependent on the amount of lessons you take and not so much your mastery of techniques (as it should well be) which leads me to believe that it correspondes to the amount of money you spend