Martial arts is good, clean, fun for kids and a great way to give kids a head start on life. At our school, they'll learn the positive benefits of self-discipline and confidence, develop coordination and increase strength and flexibility. Because a structure of respect is built into martial arts, children develop the ability to listen, learn, and achieve within a highly regulated environment. This proves to be an excellent reinforcement of study techniques for school.

In addition all students must bring in proof of good attendance and satisfactory grades if they wish to remain in the program. Students will be awarded for their achievements and given incentives to excel in school and at home.

Our friendly staff make learning challenging and enjoyable.

We also provide many social functions such as birthdays parties, bring a friend day, parents day, and more...

JUDO-JU-JITSU KARATE-DO PROGRAM - For ages 3 and up

This program brings the combinations of Judo, Ju-Jitsu, & Karate-Do with the kicking ability of Tae Kwon Do, the Aerial Assault movements of a gymnast, and the beginning methods of a Weapons Specialist into one style. It is designed to make the student a well-rounded martial artist leaving no angles untouched.

LOST LEGACY children classes are broken up in eleven (11) stages which are taught in a changing sequence every two (2) weeks in the order as followed. A schedule showing what days each of these applications will fall on, will be given upon the first day of attending class.

1. Ju-Jitsu Day (wrist & joint locks/restraints& manipulating)
2. Judo Day (application of throwing opponent off their balance)
3. Karate Day (proper forms and stances)
4.Tae Kwon Do Day (Kicking)
5. Uke-Jutsu Day (art of falling/break falls)
6. Bokken-Jutsu Day (wooden sword application)
7. Grappling/Wrestling Day (ground fighting & submissions)
8. Boxing Day (Hand skills, body maneuvering, & foot work)
9. Pressure Point Day (learning weak areas to strike) * not for children!
10. EYE OF THE STORM Day (Maneuvering within multiple attackers)
11. Sparring Day (teaching how to fight one on one)

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