Find a karate classes in Oakland Park, FL

Find karate classes in Oakland Park, FL

Q: How much do karate classes cost?

Karate classes cost $100 to $150+ per month on average. Prices depend on the class size, student's age, location, and number of classes per week included in the membership plan. Classes held at community centers typically cost less than those held in professional dojos. Private karate lessons cost $40 to $80 per hour and are tailored to your needs and skill level. In addition to the class fee, you'll have extra costs for uniforms, belts, and testing fees. A karate uniform—also called a Gi, karategi, or dogi—costs $60 to $120 on average, while belts cost $5 to $20 . Some schools include a gi and belt with your first month's tuition. Testing fees vary by school, but beware of schools that charge more than $20 per test .

Q: How long are karate classes?

Kids' karate classes are typically 30 to 60 minutes long , depending on the kids' age. Adult karate classes range from 1 to 2 hours in length.

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Your karate questions, answered

Answers to commonly asked questions from the experts on Lessons.com.

How much do karate classes cost?

Karate classes cost $100 to $150+ per month on average. Prices depend on the class size, student's age, location, and number of classes per week included in the membership plan. Classes held at community centers typically cost less than those held in professional dojos. Private karate lessons cost $40 to $80 per hour and are tailored to your needs and skill level.

In addition to the class fee, you'll have extra costs for uniforms, belts, and testing fees. A karate uniform—also called a Gi, karategi, or dogi—costs $60 to $120 on average, while belts cost $5 to $20. Some schools include a gi and belt with your first month's tuition. Testing fees vary by school, but beware of schools that charge more than $20 per test.

Why take karate classes?

Karate classes provide a variety of benefits for both children and adults:

Increases confidence and self-discipline
Improves strength, endurance, and flexibility
Teaches goal-setting and perseverance
Improves focus and concentration
Better balance and coordination
Improves cardio health and stamina
Improves social skills and teamwork
Teaches self-defense skills

How long are karate classes?

Kids' karate classes are typically 30 to 60 minutes long, depending on the kids' age. Adult karate classes range from 1 to 2 hours in length.

Does karate have weight classes?

Yes, karate has weight classes categorized by age and gender. The World Karate Federation (WKF) recognizes five weight classes in competition, while the International Olympic Committee (IOC) recognizes three weight classes:

Men – up to 67 kg
Men – 67.1 kg to 75 kg
Men – over 75 kg
Women – up to 55 kg
Women – 55.1 kg to 61 kg
Women – over 61 kg

Where to find karate classes near me?

Follow these tips to find the best karate schools near you:

Look for a reputable dojo that focuses on karate rather than a mixed martial arts gym.
Research the instructors' competition record and reputation.
Read dojo and instructor reviews on Lessons and Google.
Confirm the school offers classes for your experience level.
Visit the dojo in person to confirm it is clean and well-maintained and the staff is professional.
Take advantage of their free trial class to ensure the school is a good fit for you.
Get a copy of the membership contract in writing before making any payments.

What questions should I ask karate schools before joining?

Ask these questions to ensure you join the best karate dojo for you:

How much do your classes cost?
Do you offer a free trial class?
What is your class schedule?
How many students do you have?
How many students are in a typical class?
What should I wear to class?
How often should I practice outside of class?
Do your students and instructors compete regularly?
Do you charge for belt promotions? If so, how much?
How often do you clean your mats?

Reviews for Oakland Park karate classes

Recent success stories from people in the Oakland Park area.

Joyce R Q.

Coach Ricky loves the sport of boxing and has the ability to teach my son respect, for the sport, himself and others. I love that he understands my son's needs and cares that my son understands the sport.

Coach Ricky Boxing and Muaythai

Bryan D.

This is a traditional martial arts school with deep roots. The techniques that are taught are useful for students of all shapes and sizes, not just people who happen to be incredible athletes. The philosophy behind Ving Tsun is sound in its economy of energy and motion. The environment is family oriented.

Moy Yee Hop Ving Tsun Kung Fu of Fort Lauderdale

Clara

The way he motivates & pushes you to your full potential.

I fight Mohamed Ali’s mix martial art and fitness center

James P.

My son is 6 years old and takes karate here. He was 5 years old when he started. I've tried several other schools and didn't feel comfortable at any of them. I travel from Delray Beach and it's worth the piece of mind. Barry is very good with kids and has a lot of patience. He teaches discipline and respect. My son has really gained a lot of confidence since attending these classes.

Stephens karate and kickboxing

Jose N.

He is incredibly passionate about teaching his craft. He takes his time teaching the kids as well as the adults. I e had the pleasure of training with Master Luis for close to 10 years. He is truly a great master.

Master Luis Fernandez

Mitchell

Discipline and the ability of self defense. The Sensei works with the students and brings out the best in each

USA Goju Karate

Sean M.

Super patient! I wouldn't go anywhere else!

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Danny A.

I wanted to use Boxing to relieve stress and gain more confidence. Not only did I achieve both of those and continue training every week but, I also gains a mentor and a great friend in Johnny. Very humble and supportive towards not only my craft but his aswell cWhen it’s time to work it’s time to work but there’s also chill vibes and he’s very open to talking about anything in life that’s bothering me at that moment. I’ve seen progress since week one and he shows you it’s not just about punching it’s about footwork and balance. Some teach Boxing with just gloves he breaks it down to a science!!!!