Conan's Kick Boxing Karate

This is a place where they will teach you how to defend yourself. It’s wonderful for kids and adults alike.

Really a great place. Conan is very good with the kids.

This is definitely best place teach your children martial arts in Oklahoma and Black belts here are earned not giving.

Great place! Conan is a fantastic teacher and the classes are challenging but fun! I would definitely recommend him to anyone interested in learning martial arts or just looking for a good workout.

Been going to Conans for 20 years. There is not a better instructor in the state, a world class champion. There are classes for everyone regardless of your age, experience level, and what you want to get out of it. He also has charity events for underprivileged children. Highly recommend for anyone wanting to do mixed martial arts.

Kids class is excellent son loves it! Conan is great with the kids!

When we moved to Norman almost 2 years ago, my son wanted to learn Jiujitsu, so we called several schools in the area, tried intro classes with 4, and joined Conan's together. There are fancier and far more expensive places in the area, but if you want to feel like family, and not just another membership fee, this is the place. My 12 year old is tossing around grown men including me, and wants us start hanging around after class to take boxing as well. Because that's one of the things I love at Conan's. Boxing, MMA, kickboxing, Karate, Japanese Jiujitsu, Tae Kwon Do, self-defense, women's and children's classes, they're all available at Conan's, and it's one of the most affordable places we found. No attitude, pure respect, and family friendly atmosphere. I recommend Conan's Academy without hesitation.

This man and I know the same people and art. I’ve competed in ufaf when it was still in its infancy. I have insight into this, I know the people whom* know him. Idk if it’s jealousy but the under handed decisions he made to prevent a contemporary of his to attend his class broke every tenant of Tkd. His students had no skill, therefore indicating his non prowess as an instructor. He’s in it fit money. His advanced students were still beginning level. His trophies matched mine, and he’s disrespectful to competition. As a life long martial artist: this is the worst school I’ve ever attended. I question every aspect of this place. And his decisions that have zero integration. Those are the facts, if you want second hand information. Find his former students and ask what they know. Do not leave your self at open to be taken advantage of including your children. In martial arts we have tenants. He broke every one. Period. John Steven Bradshaw. I have proof.

I go every day except Thursday for kickboxing, boxing, and jujitsu. The instructors are great, kind, and extremely good. Conan is amazing and so nice. Great for beginners as well. Were all a family at Conan's!

Considered taking my kids here. Haven't yet pulled the trigger, but of all the schools in town I went to, Conant seemed the most real. Here's the deal, you can wear uniforms and talk a good game, and call yourself Grandmaster (like another pathetic school I went to), but at the end of the day if you've never been hit and your students never get hit, then they're building a false sense of security that won't help them when they really need it. I don't want my kids hurt, but they need to experience real training to truly understand what a fight is, or can be, rather than simply a PE class with fancy uniforms and belts. This is why kids in Thailand and Mexico who learn to box can demolish kids who take things like TKD and KM. Conan understands this, and how that can translate to safety on the street. I'm not looking for a place to babysit my kids. I have years of experience, and I am only interested in ensuring they get training that will produce actual skills they can use to defend themselves. If I decide to move forward, Conan will probably get my business because he is an actual coach, not more concerned with branded Kimonos and nonsense. Also, because he took the time to ask questions and discuss training philosophy with me. He was nice, straight to the point, and didn't try to BS me like other owners did. That goes a long way in demonstrating integrity and actual humility. A lesson some of the other school owners could learn from this guy. THAT would probably be a real VICTORY.