Our Programs

We like to think that we have a program for everyone…

When choosing a martial arts school, consider:

• We will assist you in determining how martial arts training will benefit (body, mind and spirit) you, your child, or family.
• We’ll give you a full you a tour of our school and gladly take the time to inform you about our instructors and what we teach.

Students must advance through a primary series of Belt ranks (white, gold, orange, green, and red) before earning a First-Degree Black Belt.  The First-Degree Black Belt student continues to train to earn additional Black Belt degrees (i.e. “2nd Dan”, 3rd Dan”, etc).

Tiny Tigers:

Ages 3-6, This is a fun and fast paced environment perfect for children to develop the Tiny Tigers and for growth.

Children:

Ages 7-12

Family All:

Ages 7 through Adult

Teen/Adult:

13+

*Modern COMBATIVES & Self-Defense is for adults (including late teens).  Younger aged and ACMA students will learn Japanese Jujitsu and weapons training at various times and especially during Black Belt Club sessions.

Buddy Week: (Get a FREE week of class at ACMA, be a friend to an ACMA student and ask them to invite you…)
Buddy Week is one of our most fun promotions.  For one week, students may bring their friends to class for free!  This is a great way for students to show their friends exactly what they do in all the karate classes they talk about all the time.

Who can come?
Anybody may come: classmates, teachers and principals, neighbors, relatives (including Mom and Dad), boy or girl scouts, soccer teams, baseball teams, whoever!

When should we come?
Students may bring their buddies to any of the lower ranking classes (classes below Orange belt – All ranks for Tiny Tigers if ages 3-6).  Please refer to our class schedule to plan your class.

* Children who are under 18 must acquire parental consent (in person) in order to participate for liability reasons.

Buddy Week will normally take place for the entire week after every ACMA test and graduation.  SO, for ACMA students: make a list and check it twice to see who you know at church, school, your neighborhood, etc. and start planning who you are going to bring next.

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