Every family starts with an evaluation matched to your child's age. A professional assessment, a conversation with you, and a personalized U.S. Elite Family Success Roadmap you take home.
This place is GREAT!! The kids martial arts program AND the adult kick-boxing classes are awesome. I think what really sets this place apart though aside from the great classes are the owners and instructors. They really care about their students and are dedicated to making both kids and adults stronger, more confident and better people. Highly recommend checking this place out.
We've been going to US Elite for over 4 years. My one son has earned his black belt and my other his red. We enjoy the discipline of the classes, the focus and confidence it gives our kids. The staff is great, always willing to discuss how they're doing. The atmosphere is very friendly. My boys have really enjoyed the extras as well...Skills and Stripes classes, mini camps over spring break and Christmas break. They love Parents Night Out (and so do we!). Would definitely recommend.
My son started with US Elite about a year ago. We’ve been very happy there. The instructors are great and keep the kids engaged and motivated. They also teach valuable life skills that translate at home and at school, with the goal being to shape future leaders. Belt testing keeps my son motivated with short-term goals that are achievable. His focus and confidence have improved since he started, and I like the emphasis on both physical and mental toughness. It’s clear Master Greer and the staff has a vested interest in seeing students succeed in and outside of class.
Great atmosphere, good people. Kids are our future and they need structure in their life. The US Elite Martial Arts professionals really help develop kids! Greco will thank me for giving him a chance to be part of US Martial!
Great place my daughter is loving developing her skill here, thank you. The staff is patient and encouraging, and over the top polite.
Great place. My son love it here. He's been going here for the past year. He's learned discipline and focus. Definitely recommend this place.
Not just a 'get fit' school.
Stays by strong core values that everyone should have (respect, courtesy, modesty..)
Each workout is worth the money and the staff is very supportive and inspiring. Other places don't give as much per workout...
We love US Elite Martial Arts! Both of my sons attend classes twice per week. My older son has been enrolled for three years and still loves going every week. My husband recently joined as well. It is nice that there are all-belt classes so they can attend as a family.
All of the staff are professional, friendly, and passionate about what they do. They strive to have a high-quality gym that works for everyone.
I never thought that I will like kickboxing! I started eight months ago , at this great place ,and I love it since my first class. It's not easy ,but it's definitely worth it! I am here four times a week and I lose weight and tone my body, and it's perfect stress relief too. Great trainers ,nice people, I made new friends. I just love it here:) There is nothing to complain about!
Thank you Master Greer and Michael
This place is awesome. Just do it. For you, for your kids. Great owners who are genuine just really nice people. Same with the teachers. Feels good to go to a place with nice people all around. Definitely recommend.
This place is awesome. Really Nice staff and it's clean! Mike for kickboxing is super nice and he makes it fun and a hard workout. Thanks man! Thanks guys! I recommend this place to anyone!
It’s 7:41 on a Tuesday and you’ve said the word “shoes” four times. The shoes are two feet from him. He’s looking right at them. I’ve watched this exact scene play out in the lobby of U.S. Elite Martial Arts & Fitness Center more times than I can count, except in our version it’s the […]
Every September I lose kids to soccer. Not to bad instruction. To a calendar. The call usually comes in the third week of the month, and it’s usually a mom, and she’s usually apologetic. Travel team moved practice to Tuesdays. Band added a Thursday. Homework is heavier than last year. Something has to go, and […]
Three-forty in the afternoon. The kid whose teacher just wrote “such a wonderful listener” on the September progress note is on your kitchen floor, screaming at you about a granola bar. You’re not imagining it. And you’re not causing it. A mom called me the first week of school last year and she’d clearly been […]
Three weeks into a school year I can usually tell which kids are going to raise their hand. Being the smartest one in the room has almost nothing to do with it. Nolan was nine. Reading two grades ahead. His mom told me he corrected her pronunciation at dinner and then went back to his […]
Ask a kid why the homework didn’t get turned in and watch how fast the reason shows up. It’s ready. He had it loaded before you finished the sentence. The teacher never reminded him. His brother moved the folder. Something about the printer. Whatever it is, it lands on somebody else, and it lands quick. […]
Your child was thrilled for the first month. Now they say it’s “boring” — and you’re quietly wondering whether to let them stop. Read this before you decide. In more than twenty years of developing kids at U.S. Elite Martial Arts & Fitness Center, I can almost set a calendar by it. There’s the excited […]
Focus isn’t a personality trait your child either has or doesn’t. It’s a skill — and like every skill, it is built, not born. For years I have watched parents describe the same child two completely different ways depending on the room. “He’ll play a video game for three hours without blinking, but he can’t […]
Two kids can stand on the same line, hear the same instruction, and be in completely different places — and only one of them is being told he’s behind. Usually by the person who loves him most. In more than twenty years of teaching, the hardest habit I watch parents fight isn’t screen time or […]
Praise is easy. Confidence is earned. And somewhere along the way, a lot of us started confusing the two. You have probably seen the kid who gets told he’s amazing fifty times a day—and then freezes the first moment something is actually hard. That’s not a coincidence. A mountain of compliments does not build a […]
Your kid didn’t get lazy in June. They lost their structure — and structure is a skill, not a mood. Every summer, teachers watch it happen in reverse each fall: kids come back a step slower. Researchers at NWEA have tracked this for years and call it the “summer slide” — the measurable slide in […]