Class Timetable

See weekly martial arts classes and upcoming seminars so you can choose the best training times.

A close-up, photographic view of a black leather kicking shield absorbing the impact of an invisible strike, its surface slightly compressed and subtle wrinkles forming where force meets padding. Chalk-like scuff marks and faint imprints show repeated use and proper technique over time. The shield rests on textured gray mats, with blurred training gear—focus mitts and practice sticks—visible in the background. Overhead gym lighting creates bright highlights along the curved edges and soft, directional shadows that emphasize depth and realism. Captured from a low, three-quarter angle with shallow depth of field, the image feels dynamic, professional, and authentic, communicating real-world self-defense training without showing any people.

Class Schedule

Monday

Kids Basics

4:00 PM

Tuesday

Youth Sparring

5:00 PM

Wednesday

Adult Fundamentals

6:00 PM

Thursday

Family Class

5:30 PM

Friday

Teens Skills

4:30 PM

Saturday

Self Defense

10:00 AM

Sunday

Weapons Basics

11:00 AM

Weeknights

Beginner Course

7:00 PM

Workshop

Street Tactics

1:00 PM

Schedule, Holidays and Makeups

We close on major holidays and offer make-up classes within thirty days when sessions are cancelled.

Any schedule updates are posted in class, emailed to students, and shared on our official Facebook page.

An inviting martial arts reception and viewing area featuring a sleek wooden counter with a matte finish, a tablet stand displaying a schedule, and a small rack of neatly folded branded uniforms on hangers. Through a large interior window, the matted training floor and lined-up kicking shields are visible, slightly blurred to maintain focus on the front area. Warm, neutral wall colors and a few minimalist plants create a professional yet approachable atmosphere. Soft, balanced overhead lighting casts gentle shadows and subtle reflections on the counter’s surface. Shot from a slightly elevated, wide-angle perspective in photographic realism, the composition guides the eye from reception to the training space, conveying organization, community, and a serious focus on practical self-defense.