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Classes are available across multiple disciplines, appropriate for children, teens and adults. Questions? Contact Kathleen Kennair (Uptown) or PJ Jones (Metairie).
Due to COVID-19 restrictions, there are no classes available at this time.
Karate
Beginner - Open to beginners ages 6-18. Come learn the traditional Japanese martial art of self defense (strikes, blocks, kicks, takedowns), concentration (memorization, discipline, self control), and physical development( strength, flexibility, coordination) Class meets twice per week . If you are already an existing karate student, you must be a white or yellow belt student to be enrolled in this class.
No prior karate experience required.
Intermediate/Advanced - Learn self defense, concentration and physical development. Class meets twice per week. If you are already an existing student, you must be an orange belt and above to be enrolled in this class.
Prior karate experience required.
Self Defense Open Palm System
Come learn self-defense techniques and skills from Sa Ba Nimm 3rd degree black belt Leon Molinario. In this class, you will become accustomed to the Pyung Soo Do - Open Palm System and become more confident in your own physical prowess and confidence. The first-time registration fee of $45 includes a uniform. Sign up for classes by the month.
Ages: 18 and up
Monthly
Tuesdays & Thursdays, 5:30 - 7:30 PM | Register Now
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