"Rob Baker is one of the most dedicated, loyal and humble Jhoon Rhee Black Belt of them all"
Grandmaster Jhoon Rhee, Father of Taekwondo in America
"I can think of no better way to spend time with my teenage son a few hours a week. It provides an opportunity to exercise, improve one’s self, and get to know people who are pursuing a common goal. I would recommend the experience to everyone."
Joe Goff, attorney at law
"In my six months of training under Mr. Baker, I learned many principles and techniques that help me as a Police Officer today. To name just a few: stance, mental preparation for a fight, and confidence going toe-to-toe with someone. I owe a lot to Mr. Baker."
Mike Hawkins, U.S. Secret Service
"Mr. Baker and Baker’s Karate Academy have been a blessing to me and my son, Brandon. With Mr. Baker’s constant instructions and guidance, I continue to see improvement in my son’s skills and ability. I know Karate has made a huge, positive impact on Brandon in all facets of his life. As a parent, I highly recommend Baker’s Karate Academy to any parent thinking about Martial Arts for their child. Mr. Baker is not in it for the PAY, he’s in it for the PASSION!
Kerry Klein, parent
“The trainingI received from Mr. Baker was excellent and works effectively in practical situations while at work. The confidence I obtained during the training exceeded my expectations and gave me the ability to deal with high stress encounters. Thanks !
Tom Belote/1251 Missouri State Water Patrol
"Mr. Baker teaches highly effective techniques and tactics that I have used many times dealing with subjects on the street. The boxing training he gave also played a major role when i competed in Guns & Hoses."
Brandon McKinnon-Maryland Heights P.D.
"I have taught seminars across the United States for many years and can honestly say that the level of instruction and the quality of the students at Baker's Karate Academy is among the best I have seen. Great work, Rob."
J. Pat Burleson, America's first national karate champion
Rob Baker taught me so much about technique and form. The most valuable part of the training was learning how to take a punch and continue with the fight.
Susan Shields
St. Charles City Police Department