Students are working towards their Yellow Belt.
Students are working towards their Yellow Belt.
"Excellence In Training"
2026 Summer Day Programs
Make this summer the best summer ever with our exciting Martial Arts Day Programs. Enjoy martial arts training along with fun and challenging games and drills designed to help you not only learn martial arts but also improve your focus, control, coordination, and much more. Choose from 4 weeks, each with a different martial arts focus. Programs are open to beginners as well as the more advanced students. Choose one or more weeks. Space is limited, so register today!
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Mini Martial Arts (ages 5 - 7)
June 22nd thru June 26th
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The perfect program for ages five, six, and seven. Everyday has a different focus. From punches to kicks to combos to coordination drills and self-defense, each student is sure to have a blast during Mini Martial Arts.
Bully Takedown (ages 6 & up)
June 29th thru July 3rd
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Learn how to defend yourself, diffuse situations, and keep yourself safe in our Bully Takedown program. Students are aught simple effective techniques. Techniques are applied in simulated real world scenarios. Bullies, beware!! You don't want to mess with our students after they've completed our Bully Takedown program!
Martial Arts Action Camp (ages 6 & up)
July 6th thru July 10th
Get ready to star in your own action movie. Students are taught the basics of martial arts and self-defense as well as how to use control and work together as a team. Each student will star in their own action movie and receive a DVD copy.
Weapons - Kamas (ages 6 & up)
July 13th thru July 17th
Learn the art of the Kamas. Build strength, develop discipline, and learn how to move the Kamas with ease. Students are taught proper Kama techniques and the responsibility required when learning weapons. Lessons are reinforced with exciting drills and challenges as well as fun martial art games.
Please Note: Registration will remain open until the first day of each week's program unless the program has reached the maximum number of students enrolled prior to its start.
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