The Karate School in Plumsteadville

Contact and Address

State:	Pennsylvania
Address:	5786 Easton Rd, Plumsteadville, PA 18949
Zip code:	18949
Phone:	(215) 766-3337
Website:	http://thekarateschools.com/

Reviews

Donna Berger

(May 12, 2023, 9:46 pm)
Love my wawa coffee. I like that u can order your sandwiches and salads the way you want them.
Jonah Baksa

(July 19, 2022, 12:11 pm)
A superb experience as always. Location was clean and modern, prices were low, and staff were friendly. The Peanut Butter Fudge Coffee was great. Highly recommend.
Luke Eldon

(May 1, 2021, 8:38 pm)
My name is Luke im currently 15 and in 8th grade and omg I had so much memorys of this place. I went here when i was around the age of 6-8 and I loved the staff and mr adams, and the little man idk his name anymore. I would reccomend this plave to anyone considering my sister goes there right now. 10/10
William Yuengel

(November 22, 2020, 1:04 pm)
Fantastic dojo, great rapport with staff, owners are sincere and great with kids. They focus on empowering students with confidence and respect. Highly recommend.
Deb Fraser

(November 1, 2018, 4:24 pm)
Love it
Joseph Gildein

(August 20, 2018, 9:37 am)
My son started his martial arts training at this school at 4 years old, now he is six, and still looks forward to every class. Mr. Adams and his family and colleagues work hard to make this a clean, safe, and fun learning environment, and my sons discipline and confidence level has grown leaps and bounds through their teaching styles. Would recommend to anyone.
Robert O'Reilly

(July 30, 2015, 2:26 pm)
I have to concur with all the previous comments that this school is dedicated and a terrific place for your son or daughter (or yourself) to practice karate. What strikes me as potent (no pun intended) is that the first comment was written 7 years ago and the last, a little of 3 years ago, are still true today. The family does a great job, very supportive and stay positive but realistic when it comes to achieving goals. Lastly I will add that on several occasions, one or all three of my children (12, 10, and 7) have reiterated something the sensei (Mr. Adams) has said that was good for their moral compass and likely to stick with them over time.