Frequently Asked Questions

We offer programs for students as young as 4 years old through our Little Dragons program, with classes for kids, teens, and adults. Our programs are designed to meet the developmental needs of each age group, ensuring everyone receives the appropriate level of instruction and challenge.

Absolutely! Our programs are tailored for beginners as well as those with previous experience. Our instructors focus on teaching the fundamentals in a fun and engaging way, ensuring all children feel comfortable and confident as they begin their martial arts journey.

Martial arts helps children develop discipline, respect, and focus both inside and outside the dojo. These skills translate to improved behavior at home and school, as well as a stronger ability to concentrate on tasks and follow instructions.

We maintain small class sizes to ensure each student gets the attention and support they need. This allows our instructors to work closely with each child, helping them develop at their own pace while ensuring safety and proper technique.

We recommend attending 2-3 classes per week for the best results. Consistency is key to learning martial arts techniques and developing the discipline and focus that come with training.

Our After-School Karate program offers daily martial arts training along with supervised time for homework and educational activities. It’s a great way for children to stay active, learn discipline, and receive the benefits of structured after-school care in a fun environment.

Martial arts challenges students to overcome obstacles and master new skills, which builds their confidence over time. As they achieve their goals and progress in their training, they develop a strong sense of self-esteem and a belief in their own abilities.

Your child will need a martial arts uniform (also known as a gi) for class, which is typically provided when they enroll. Comfortable athletic wear is also acceptable for their first few classes until they receive their uniform.

Yes, we offer opportunities for students who are interested in competing in martial arts tournaments. However, competition is not mandatory, and our focus is on personal development and learning at your own pace.

We encourage parents to bring their child for a free trial class to experience the environment and see if it’s a good fit. This gives both you and your child the opportunity to meet the instructors, see how the classes are run, and determine if martial arts aligns with your goals for your child’s development.