Kids martial arts classes in Dayton, United States
Browse 4 martial arts gyms in Dayton. Compare styles, prices, free trials, kids and beginner classes. Open a gym for its timetable and contact details.
TAMA Martial Arts Center
A family-run multi-style center on Woodman Drive, founded by Grandmaster Manuel Taningco, with a full-size boxing ring and large matted floor. The timetable covers Muay Thai, Brazilian jiu-jitsu (run as Dayton Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu), Kenpo karate, Yang-style tai chi, Tien Shan Pai kung fu, Krav Maga, Filipino kali and aikijutsu. Kids classes run in Muay Thai, jiu-jitsu, karate and kung fu.
Meng’s Martial Arts
The headquarters school of Grandmaster Benny Meng’s Shaolin Wing Chun network, open since 1987 on Brandt Pike and home to the Ving Tsun Museum. Teens and adults train wing chun alongside newer Wushu Sanda and submission grappling classes, and there are youth and Mighty Mights classes for children.
Valor Martial Arts
A family martial arts school on North Elm Street in West Carrollton led by Grandmaster Scott Schwab and Master Sara Schwab. Adults can train taekwondo, judo and Chayil hapkido, and family-style classes let parents train with their children. There are separate preschool, kids and teen programs.
Ohio Budokan
A non-profit Japanese martial arts and cultural center founded in 1983 that teaches Nippon Karate-dō Genwakai alongside aikijutsu, kenjutsu and iaido. Adult karate is for students 16 and over, and a children’s karate class takes ages 8 and up. Dues are month to month with no contracts.