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Premier Martial Arts Sacramento
Building confidence and skills through martial arts in a supportive Sacramento community.
2.7
Gym
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Building confidence and skills through martial arts in a supportive Sacramento community.
Premier Martial Arts Sacramento offers martial arts training for all ages, focusing on skill development, physical fitness, and personal growth. Located at 7511 W Stockton Blvd, the facility provides classes led by experienced instructors in a family-friendly environment. The program aims to foster confidence, teamwork, and discipline, with tailored instruction to meet individual learning curves. It serves the Sacramento area with a commitment to helping students achieve their goals through structured training and positive reinforcement.
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Age-appropriate training for children to build confidence, discipline, and physical fitness in a supportive setting.
Expert-led classes for adults focusing on self-defense, fitness, and skill mastery in various martial arts styles.
Supervised events where kids can enjoy activities while parents have a night off, though scheduling may vary.
Recognition events for students to advance in rank, with guidance on required skills and progression.
One-on-one instruction tailored to individual goals, offering personalized attention and accelerated learning.
Overall rating
sherral bell
I’ve been bringing my son here for about a year, and unfortunately, my experience has been very inconsistent. Over time, there have been ongoing issues with communication and organization, including: * Schedule changes with little to no notice * Lack of clarity about Parent Night Out events * Confusion around belting ceremonies — what they mean, who they’re for, and what skills the kids need to demonstrate * Mixed messages about tape on belts and what is being taught on certain days * No clear information about what gear my son needs — for example, being asked where his gloves were when no one ever told me he needed gloves or sold us a complete starter package The final straw was the uniform situation. As my son has grown, I noticed his uniform pants were getting too small. When I asked about getting a new uniform, I was told to check back in three weeks. Months went by, and despite me asking repeatedly, I was either told there were no uniforms, or they had run out. Meanwhile, I started seeing new kids getting uniforms — even kids about the same age and size as my son. When I politely asked about this, the coach who handles uniforms had an attitude and told me they didn’t have my son’s size, then added that the first uniform was free, as if I was trying to get one without paying. For the record, we never received a free uniform when we started, and our tuition and uniform fees are covered by Alta Regional — which I confirmed through email. It made me feel like he assumed I couldn’t afford it or was trying to take advantage of something, which was hurtful and unnecessary. I want my son to show up looking clean, professional, and ready to learn — not in pants that are clearly too small. It was embarrassing for both of us. To make matters worse, Saturday classes often start late. There was one day when my son and **seven other families** were ready for class at 9:00 a.m., but the coach didn’t show up until 9:21. My son has autism, and waiting like that caused a meltdown, so we had to leave early. This late start was a consistent problem, and no one ever called back when I left messages or DMs to ask if class was happening. I’ve always been polite when asking questions and showing respect, even though I’ve been embarrassed and frustrated by these situations. I genuinely believed that, as a Black woman working with a team of Black men, there would be mutual understanding and support. Instead, I’ve felt overlooked and mistreated. It’s been four months of asking about a uniform with no clear answer — either they are truly out of stock, or my son has been passed over. At this point, it feels like we’re being treated differently because our classes are paid for through Alta Regional, which is incredibly disappointing. I’m writing this review not out of anger, but in hopes that this feedback leads to changes in communication, organization, and respect for all families — so that no one else has to go through this same experience.
Travion
Let me just say I absolutely love Master Liner. My little 1 has been going there for a year. I definitely see the difference in his confidence, skill, and teamship. Master Liner treats his students like family. At the same time, he is patient and able to meet his students where they are in their learning curve. Also, Coach Michael is awesome too, he has talked to my little one and encourages him to bring it.
joan avera
My daughter attends here and is having a wonderful experience. The experienced instructors have helped her gain confidence, improve her physical fitness, and build friendships. I appreciate that the atmosphere is not overly strict, creating a supportive environment where students feel comfortable making mistakes as long as they learn from them.
Michael J.
This is a fantastic place for you or your child to train, and learn martial arts! The environment is fantastic for all who want to learn, and the education is top notch!
Tiffany Glass
DO NOT trust them with your money. I cancelled in person and through email in December and they are still charging me in April. Liner finally told me on March 12th that he would stop the charges but then charged me 5 days later and again this month.
M. B.
Despite many requests and reminders to cancel enrollment, PMA continued to charge my credit card.
