Mellanie B.
10/19/2023
The family and staff at Cox Martial Arts is phenomenal. They treat you as family the moment you walk through the door. No matter your age, gender, or ability, they care about you and your goals,...
Cox Martial Arts - Magnolia
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6960 FM 1488 Rd Ste 103
Magnolia, TX 77354
Cox ATA Martial Arts in Magnolia, TX is a premier martial arts school offering karate classes for kids and self-defense programs for adults. With a focus on building confidence and character development, their experienced instructors provide a positive and enjoyable environment for students to improve their fitness and learn valuable life skills. Whether you're looking for a sports activity for your child or a new fitness routine, Cox ATA Martial Arts is dedicated to empowering individuals and the community through martial arts.
Owned by Kalob Cox, who has a passion for teaching and a love for martial arts, Cox ATA Martial Arts is known for its exceptional mentorship and disciplined approach. Students of all ages and fitness levels are welcome to join and begin their martial arts journey. With a strong emphasis on personal development, Cox ATA Martial Arts offers a range of programs, including children's classes, adult classes, and even birthday parties. Experience the positive impact of martial arts at Cox ATA Martial Arts in Magnolia, TX.
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3.06 reviewsEmily S.
10/4/2022
Your child will learn great skills should you sign them up. If that is your main goal, cool. However, if you don't enjoy being pressured to buy all the extras and are treated like a wallet instead...
Ally K.
6/18/2019
We love Cox ATA... after trying out multiple schools we have definitely found our home. My daughter loves TKD and has grown tremendously since joining this school. We can't imagine sending her...
Kent B.
1/24/2020
Great lessons. Exceptional training. Caring instructors. Positive environment. What's not to love!
Joey C.
4/27/2021
We wanted our son to try out the class before signing up. He attended two classes and decided it was not for him. Even though we paid $165 for what we thought was the fee for trial classes we were...
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