Holiday camps register here >> Kids Holiday Camps for Karate, Boxing, Sumo Wrestling and Survival in the Bush (martialartsacademy.com.au) Cost:
Early Bird: $75 per day paid 1 week prior to first day or $85 per day after.
Pre-paid early bird 10 days $650

BX1 Gym is a leading Martial Arts Academy in Sydney North Shore, Winner of 2017 North Shore Local Business Awards Outstanding Fitness Services

Looking for a fun activity that can teach your child confidence, respect, discipline and camaraderie? Martial Arts is great way to introduce your kids to a sport with benefits that will stay with them for the rest of their lives. As an age-specific program, classes are divided into groups that meet each child’s developmental, physical, social and emotional needs.

KIDS PROGRAMS

• Kids Karate 3-13
• Kids MMA 9+
• Junior Boxing 9+
• Junior Muay Thai 9+

*Active Kids Approved Provider. Pick up available from Neutral Bay Public School. Free trial class.

*We also offer personal training to kids and adults, exciting MMA Holiday Camps outside of term-time and the most popular of all- our Karate Birthday Party where the cake is cut in a ritual with a real Samurai sword.

*Free trial class for kids karate new members only. T&Cs apply.

*FIRST TIMER trial pack for Junior 9+ and Adults Classes. Pay $30 for 2 classes and receive a free pair of hand wraps valued at $21. T&Cs apply.

Traditional Kyokushin karate is suitable for everyone from the age of 5 and up. Karate is a premiere developmental form of exercise for people of all ages. It provides a broad range of physical and mental skills and disciplines, with structure and coordination to their movement, physical awareness, the basics of physical and mental self-discipline, a physical outlet for their energies, elementary self-defense, and most importantly, the beginnings of a culture of exercise.

It's important to remember that enrolling your children in a karate class is not just a one-school-term event. Success in karate is a long term effort. This is one of the places your child can learn about long term goals and deferred benefits. Belts and rewards don't come quick and easy at Kuro Obi dojo. They're not handed out to encourage them just because they're kids. Students are expected to earn them, so they can be proud (but not too proud) of their successes. Ultimately that's where the true satisfaction comes from - knowing that you did it yourself. It can be discouraging for a child to see others getting their belts ahead of them, but they must learn that it is effort and patience that pays off