Teen Combat

Teen Combat and Battle Class

Participants will learn to:

make 2 kinds of Medieval style sword, a spear and a battle axe.
use the weapons.
fight in individual combat.
Fight in team combat situations.
Participants get to keep the weapons they make.

July 13th to 17th from 10 am to 12 pm

@ Kelly's Martial Arts

20633 Gas Point Rd Ste. H.

Does this sound familiar?

You want to meet like-minded people who are also working toward personal growth.

You feel like people don’t respect your boundaries, and you want to be more assertive.

You’ve thought about learning self-defense but don’t know where to start.

You’ve tried going to the gym, but it feels repetitive and uninspiring.

You find it hard to stay calm under pressure, whether at work or in stressful situations.

You struggle with discipline and consistency in other areas of life.

Don't worry, we can help!

TESTIMONIALS

What others are saying

"I've gained a lot of strength and confidence."

- Aaron

"Now I feel that I can defend myself and protect my children while out in the world."

- Jessica

"I learned a lot from him."

- Thomas

"My son was very shy before entering karate. He'll now go up and talk to other kids which is something he wouldn't do previously."

Jessica (mother)

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Programs

Kids Ages 5-8

Tweens & Teens

Adults Ages 16+

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FAQS

Will you meet me at my level?

Yes. We introduce you and make you feel welcomed. We match you with a partner .

How much sparring do I have to do?

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What if my child misbehaves, how would you handle that?

Everything that happens on the training floor is my responsibility. It's important that parents need to trust the process. I build a safe environment for mistakes and misteps. We train all students to empathize with other students' struggles. We all understand everyone's growth journey to desire to belong.