Real martial arts at a three-year-old’s pace — first kicks, first blocks, and the courage to raise their hand. The first time your kid does it on their own.
Three and four is the age a kid can finally hold a thought long enough to follow a two-step instruction — and that’s where real martial arts begins. This is the first class many of them do without a parent at their side, and that first independent bow is a big deal.
We keep classes short, high-energy, and full of real moves disguised as games. Attention span, balance, and listening grow fast at this age. Parents notice it at the dinner table within a few weeks.
Real martial arts and real character — taught at a three-year-old’s pace by a head coach with ten-plus years on the mat.
Nervous about the first class? Here’s exactly what happens from the moment your kid bows in.
Every class runs 45 minutes — start to finish, the same structure your kid can count on.
Mini Warriors is the very start of the road. Belts come later. Right now we’re building the listening, the courage, and the love of the mat that everything else stands on.
Comfort on the mat and a real move they can show you at home.
Following a direction, taking a turn, finishing a drill — the foundation of every belt that follows.
When they grow into Rising Warriors (5–6), the belt rank system begins — and they’ll be more than ready.
In Mini Warriors (ages 3–4), kids are on the mat on their own and parents watch from the side — that first independent bow is a big deal. If your child needs you close for the very first class, our coaches ease them in. (Our 18-month–2 Mighty class is parent-on-the-mat.)
“I spent about a year deciding, and Warrior exceeded every expectation. It’s the one activity my son looks forward to every single week.”
“My daughter was shy and unsure of herself. The transformation has been incredible — she carries herself with confidence and handles tough moments with real resilience.”
“The difference in his behavior at home and at school is incredible — more focused, more respectful, more himself.”
For Mini Warriors (ages 3–4), kids are on the mat on their own — that first independent bow is a big deal. Parents watch from the side. If your child needs you close for the very first class, that’s completely fine; our coaches ease them in. (Our 18-month–2 Mighty class is parent-on-the-mat.)
Three is the age a kid can finally hold a thought long enough to follow a two-step instruction — which is exactly where real martial arts begins. We keep classes short and high-energy, and our coaches are pros at easing a nervous three-year-old onto the mat.
A fast, fun 45 minutes of real moves disguised as games — first kicks, a basic block, pad work, and a lot of energy out. We focus on attention span, balance, and the courage to raise their hand and try.
Almost every Mini starts shy. Our coaches spotlight what kids do right and never call out a nervous one. Most warm up within a class or two; one mom told us her daughter now bows the second she walks through the door.
Yes. Your kid’s first class is free — a private 45-minute session with a head coach, including a real technique and their first board break. It’s the easiest way to see if Warrior is the right fit before you decide anything.
Memberships are simple and month-to-month, and most families start around the price of other weekly activities. We’ll walk you through exactly what it costs at your first class — no surprises. Start with a free class and we’ll build a plan around your kid.
Yes — and usually without a single fight. Kids who stand tall, make eye contact, and carry calm confidence get targeted far less. We teach boundaries and de-escalation first; the goal is a kid who almost never needs to use it.
A private, one-on-one first class with a head coach — built around your kid, ages 3–4. Come see the Warrior difference for yourself.