FAQ for Parents

Martial arts classes are suitable for children as young as 4 years old. Many schools offer specialized programs tailored to different age groups, ensuring that instruction is age-appropriate and engaging for children of all ages.

The best style of martial arts for your child depends on their interests, physical abilities, and personal goals. Popular options include karate, taekwondo, judo, and Brazilian jiu-jitsu. Consider visiting different schools to observe classes and speak with instructors to find the style that resonates most with your child.

However its important to note that style doesn’t always matter. Training, culture and environment does so they improve over the years.

On the contrary, martial arts training emphasizes discipline, self-control, and respect for others. Through structured classes and positive reinforcement, children learn to channel their energy in constructive ways and develop a peaceful mindset. Martial arts instills values of patience, perseverance, and humility, helping to reduce aggression and promote healthy social interactions.
With learning sparring as well and understanding the painful challenges that can happen in sparring it can be an eye opener not to be violent as well.

Most martial arts schools recommend attending classes at least two to three times per week to see progress and maintain consistency. However, the frequency of classes may vary depending on the child’s schedule, goals, and level of commitment. Speak with instructors to determine an appropriate class schedule for your child.

We want your child to also learn self-practice for themselves and self-reliance as a whole. So they become better in their everyday practice.

Martial arts training offers a wide range of benefits for children, including improved physical fitness, coordination, and flexibility. Additionally, it fosters mental resilience, self-confidence, and self-discipline. Children also learn important life skills such as goal-setting, perseverance, and teamwork, which can positively impact their academic and social development.

When evaluating martial arts schools, consider factors such as instructor qualifications, class sizes, facility cleanliness, and safety protocols. Look for schools that prioritize student safety and well-being, and ask about their approach to teaching martial arts in a safe and supportive environment. Reading online reviews and speaking with current students and parents can also provide valuable insights into the school’s reputation.
Here is what makes us qualified,
• 5th Degree Black Belt in Shotokan Karate
• World Karate and National Champion
• Former USA Coach of Athletes
• Life Skills education programs
• 200 year old Martial Art
• Curriculum offers a wide variety of training methods and concepts
• Instructor is CPR trained
• Mats and Child safety is a must in our school

During their first martial arts class, children can expect to participate in a variety of introductory activities designed to familiarize them with basic techniques, terminology, and dojo etiquette. Instructors will provide guidance and encouragement as students begin their martial arts journey, ensuring a positive and welcoming experience for all newcomers.
• Fun and interactive class
• Life Skills education courses before and after the class
• Learning with new kids who later become friends
• Black Belt mindset is taught daily
• Break a Board
• Get a Uniform/ Gi with badges
• Signed Board in Japanese Official Stamp

Martial arts training complements traditional education by promoting skills such as focus, concentration, and problem-solving. It teaches children to set and achieve goals, overcome challenges, and develop a growth mindset. Additionally, martial arts instills values of respect, integrity, and perseverance that are applicable both inside and outside the classroom. By giving them hard challenges also, this helps them push themselves in other aspects of their lives to improve themselves in other aspects.

The cost of martial arts classes varies depending on factors such as location, school reputation, class frequency, and program offerings. In addition to monthly tuition fees, there may be additional costs for uniforms, belt testing, and equipment. It’s important to inquire about all fees upfront and understand the financial commitment involved before enrolling your child in classes. In our school we do the following so things are transparent and to the point.

• No contracts
• No belt testing fees
• No Upgrade fees
• Cost are between $195-$499 per month depends on how many times a week and if you want private lessons.
• Sparring gear is an additional cost so they learn how to spar/fight in safe environment. You normally earn this once the first belt is earned.
• Other cost can be additional weapons, gear, and new uniforms as they age out of each level.
• We also sell merchandise as an option. From books to extra training gear to branded Ageless Martial Arts Items.

Encourage your child to practice at home, review techniques, and set personal goals for improvement. Attend belt promotions, tournaments, and special events to show your support and celebrate their achievements. Additionally, reinforce the values of discipline, respect, and perseverance taught in martial arts training through positive reinforcement and encouragement in daily life.
• Life Skill education also helps with this as well
• Self-Practice outside the dojo
• When kids feel like they want to give up you tell them to keep going.