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Hours
Friday · 3:15pm–8pm
Saturday · 8am–3pm
Sunday · Closed
FAQ
Common questions
What are the benefits of martial arts training?+
Improved confidence, focus, fitness, coordination, discipline, and real-world self-defense skills — for kids, teens, and adults alike.
At what age can my child begin training?+
Tigers start at age 4. We occasionally accept truly-ready 3-year-olds. There is no upper age limit — many of our adult students started in their 50s and 60s.
How do I choose the right martial art style?+
Our Multi-Style program blends the best of several traditional arts so you don't have to choose. We'll guide you to the right class on your free trial.
What should we expect during the first class?+
A warm welcome, a quick tour, a structured warm-up, age-appropriate drills, and a chat with the instructor afterward. Wear comfortable clothes.
Are there specific uniforms or gear required?+
Not for your first class. Once you join, your Intro Package includes your own uniform. Sparring gear is required only at higher belt levels.
Is it safe for children and teens?+
Yes — safety is our #1 priority. We've maintained an excellent safety record for 43+ years. No contact is allowed until students control their technique and can block and roll safely.
Will my child develop discipline and respect through martial arts?+
Absolutely. Bowing, listening, and respectful behavior are built into every class, alongside group discussions on good character.
Can martial arts help with confidence and self-defense skills?+
Yes — both are core outcomes of our program. Students learn assertive, non-confrontational responses first, with physical self-defense layered on top.
Is prior experience necessary to start training?+
No. Every program runs beginner-friendly classes. Most of our students start with zero martial arts background.
What are the goals of martial arts training beyond physical fitness?+
Mental focus, emotional regulation, perseverance, respect, leadership, and lifelong friendships in a supportive community.
How can I encourage a positive mindset and commitment to learning?+
Celebrate small wins, attend belt ceremonies, and join classes yourself when you can. Family training is the strongest motivator we've seen.
