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New Student Info +
What to Expect

Your First Classes

Your first classes are bound to be filled with new information and lots of unfamiliar techniques. Not to worry! It is natural to feel confused and overwhelmed. There is no need to get frustrated–everyone, colored belt or not, is still working on these techniques!

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In the earlier stages of your training, do your best to copy the upper belts. This traditional style of learning may sound old-fashioned, but this method works well for learning the physical aspects of the martial art. Finally, ask A LOT of questions if you’re confused. We’re here to help you.

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Our incoming students vary in experience levels–some have trained in other styles while others are just starting out for the first time. Whatever your experience level, we encourage you to come. Safety is our number one priority, so if you’re not comfortable with something, please let us know.

 

When you join, you’ll start learning new things right away. As you progress in your training, you’ll be able to learn more advanced techniques, and the intensity of the classes will rise

New Student Special

New Registration Form

FREE Uniform & Registration with 3 Month Membership (a $50.00 value!)

1 Class per week         $210.00

2 Classes per week      $240.00

Unlimited Classes        $270.00

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We believe a true understanding of what our classes are like comes only from actual participation. Who knows? Perhaps in a few years, you’ll be one of the senior students, welcoming beginners who were once just like you!

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Standard Class Structure

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5:30 PM - Class is called to order. Everyone lines up according to rank. The students sit down for a brief meditation.

5:30-5:40 - Warm-up! Run, do pushups and situps. Get pumped for class!

​5:40-5:50 - Class/partner stretching and water break

​5:50-6:00 - Standing kicks. We begin with limbering-up kick to warm up. White belts learn the basic kicks like front kick, roundhouse kick, and crescent kicks.

6:00 – 6:20 - Work on stances, basic hand techniques, and forms with a higher-ranking belt.

​6:20-6:30 - Learn some self-defense techniques. Techniques range from getting out of a wrist grab to escaping a choke.

6:30 - Class ends with meditation.

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