Help Your Child
Build Confidence,
Focus & Discipline.
A structured martial arts program where children learn to listen, focus, work through challenges, build confidence, and develop respect while becoming more physically capable.
Ages 4–12 · 2 classes per week · Beginners welcome
You’re not just looking for something to keep them busy.
You want your child to get something meaningful out of the time they spend here.
- You want them to learn how to listen.
- How to focus.
- How to stay patient when something doesn’t come easily.
- How to keep trying when they get frustrated.
- And how to feel proud when they realize they can do something they couldn’t do before.
Tiger Kung Fu gives children a structured environment where those lessons can develop through martial arts training.
The goal isn’t just a busy child. It’s a growing child.
Skills they can
carry with them.
- Discipline
- Learning to follow instructions, stay committed, and keep working.
- Focus
- Learning to pay attention, listen, and stay engaged.
- Confidence
- Building confidence through practice, progress, and accomplishment.
- Patience
- Learning that improvement takes time and that frustration is part of learning.
- Respect
- Learning how to respect instructors, classmates, themselves, and the work.
- Physical Capability
- Developing coordination, movement, strength, and physical ability through training.
Serious about training.
Serious about kids.
Children need structure, but they also need an environment where they can learn without feeling overwhelmed.
Training should challenge them while giving them room to improve.
Tiger Kung Fu combines clear expectations, consistent instruction, physical training, and encouragement so children can develop one step at a time.
- They learn to listen.
- They learn to practice.
- They learn to improve.
- And they learn to take pride in the work they put in.
Every child has a place to start.
Every step has a purpose.
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01
Place
Start where they belong.
Every new student is evaluated honestly and placed appropriately for their training.
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02
Earn
Put in the work.
Children train, develop their skills, and work toward their next level.
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03
Prove
Show what they’ve learned.
Students demonstrate their development through testing and practical application.
Progress comes from what they learn and develop, not just how long they’ve been here.
Every belt
represents another step.
The belt system gives children clear milestones to work toward as they develop.
Every 8 weeks
Students test for a stripe
2 stripes
Before a new belt is earned
3.5–4 years
Typical program duration
6 months
Probation before the Shodan test
Individual progress varies.
The belt is the result. The development is the goal.
Consistency.
Structure.
Growth.
- Structure
- Your child knows there are expectations and learns to work within them.
- Consistency
- Regular training gives children the opportunity to practice and improve over time.
- Accountability
- Children learn that effort and participation matter.
- Recognition
- Progress is recognized as children develop their skills.
- Respect
- Children learn to respect their instructors, training partners, and themselves.
Challenge them without losing
the fun of learning.
Martial arts should challenge children.
But challenge doesn’t have to mean intimidation.
The goal is to create an environment where children can work hard, learn new skills, make mistakes, improve, and experience the satisfaction that comes with progress.
That’s how confidence is built.
Not by telling a child they’re capable. By giving them opportunities to discover it for themselves.
What the experience
feels like.
“Great with my child, he loves kids and knows how to get down on their level and not intimidate them. He has fun but strict at the very same time. Love the Christian environment which is really important for my family and my son loves the Chinese language he teaches all the kids.”
J. Smith
Questions parents ask
Tiger Kung Fu is designed for children ages 4–12.
No. Beginners are welcome.
Tiger Kung Fu is structured around two classes per week.
The program focuses on discipline, focus, confidence, patience, respect, enthusiasm, and physical ability through martial arts training.
No. Belt progression provides milestones, but the larger goal is helping children develop skills, confidence, discipline, and physical ability.
Students train, develop their skills, and demonstrate what they’ve learned through testing.
Students test every 8 weeks for a stripe. A new belt is earned after every two stripes.
The typical program duration is approximately 3.5–4 years, including a 6-month probation period before the Shodan black belt test. Individual progress varies.
Click Get Schedule & Pricing and complete the short form. You’ll receive the information needed to take the next step.
Give them a place
to grow.
- A place to build focus.
- A place to develop confidence.
- A place to learn discipline, respect, and physical skills.
- And a place where progress comes from actually putting in the work.