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Reviews of Michael Kick Aro's Martial Art

This page shows Reviews & Testimonials of Michael Kick Aro's Martial Art in Danbury, CT. 3 Reviewer rated Michael Kick Aro's Martial Art as Poor. Read detailed reviews below.

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Average Rating: Poor (3 Reviews)

Quality of Instruction:
Poor
Other aspects:
Average

0 out of 3 Reviewer recommended Michael Kick Aro's Martial Art.

(1 of 1 People found this review helpful)

Same old Kickboxing class every time!

Apr 02 2013 by Rather not say (Former Student with 3 - 6 Months Experience at this school)

Quality of Instruction:
Poor
Other aspects:
Average
Recommended:
No!

Okay so its a fun class to take 2 or 3 times. That's about it, after that you've done it all! He calls it MMA, but really it's just basic kick boxing. After a few classes you sign up and then its the same old thing every time! He advertises the best prices in town for a reason... its a rip off!

I'm not too sure about his credentials either...


(6 of 6 People found this review helpful)

WHAT A FRAUD!!!

Mar 12 2012 by Upset Student (Former Student with 6 Months - 1 Year Experience at this school)

Quality of Instruction:
Poor
Other aspects:
Poor
Recommended:
No!

WHAT A FRAUD!!! Beware of this school! Michael is a very friendly person when you first meet him and he is very good with children. However his classes are nothing more than playtime in karate clothes. Worse yet is how he treats you once you become a member and how he talks about you when decide to leave his school! Don't waste your time here!!!


(4 of 4 People found this review helpful)

You will get stuck

Feb 03 2011 by Frustrated and angry parent (Parent of a Student with 1 - 3 Years Experience at this school)

Quality of Instruction:
Poor
Other aspects:
Good
Recommended:
No!

There is no system for progression from one level to another.

At other schools kids get stripes for each day they do well but here it all depends on how much Michael happens to like the kid or the kid's parent.

Even if your child happens to do better than higher level belts it would be explained away as 'your son is sharper in the mornings than other kids' or ' there is still one teeny weeny shake in his kick'.

The focus is more on your faults than your strengths. Psychology has proven that focusing on weaknesses only makes the person more miserable. I believe kids' self esteem would be more harmed then helped in this school.

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