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Top 10 karate classes in Orlando, FL

Students agree: these instructors are highly rated for knowledge, experience, communication, and more.
Awalk Fitness LLC

Awalk Fitness LLC

5.0(2)
Offers online services
2 hires on Lessons
7+ years in business
Serves Orlando, FL
Robb A. says, "He is very in depth about instruction and technique. I have used other MMA and boxing trainers in the past and he is by far the best." Read more
GOLDEN TIGER TKD

GOLDEN TIGER TKD

New on Lessons
Serves Orlando, FL
By giving the best Martial Art training possible. Being concerned with the students progress and ability. Also letting the students know that they are cared about and that the school is not a Black Belt Factory /Daycare Center. There are kids that grew up in the school. Its nice to see them grow and be successful in their lives, knowing that you had an impact on their lives.I am Grandmaster Stanley Hill. I specialize in Korean Combat Martial Art Systems. I have over 40 years of teaching experience . Our style consists of Tae Kwon Do, Wing Chun , Combat Hap Ki Do, and KICKBOXING. Are you ready for an unexpected attack? I CAN MAKE YOU READY!...
Bionic Muay Thai

Bionic Muay Thai

5.0(2)
2 hires on Lessons
12+ years in business
Serves Orlando, FL
Brendan T. says, "Extensive knowledge, extremely detail oriented, and very patient. I had a great session, will definitely do more! Highly recommend!" Read more
Capoeira Ancestral Republic Rupes Negra

Capoeira Ancestral Republic Rupes Negra

New on Lessons
Offers online services
Serves Orlando, FL
I will do a excellent job because I have 28 year's of experience. I am a master of capoeira I also combine elements of boxing 52 blocks and bjj. I can teach a two hour class or 45 min class. I will help you build muscle and endurance among other thing's

Your karate questions, answered

Answers to commonly asked questions from the experts on Lessons.

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 Orlando karate classes

Recent success stories from people in the Orlando area.
Mark G.
I love how knowledgeable Aaron is. I'm a very technical person and had a lot of questions. Aaron was very patient and answered all of them. His technique is also great and I feel as though I can defend myself better than I've ever have because of what Aaron taught me.
Awalk Fitness LLC
Gellert S.
My life was stressful so I needed a break, I had to find something that gives me relief. So I decided I look for a martial art instructor here in Orlando and I found Dann. Ever since we started to train, I’ve found passion in it. It’s not just because of the art itself, Dann made it like that too. He’s not just a hell of a fighter, he’s a great instructor, as well. He shares the same level of excitement every time you execute a technique right. Now I’m at my third month and sixth 10 session block. I have already learned more than I did in group classes. He moved to Orlando recently and he is in the process of building his community. On a weekend I got to meet the other guys who he trains with and we all went to a bar to watch a UFC fight. Training with Dann is not just about the sessions, it’s also to be part of a community that shares the same interest and devotion towards the art of Muay Thai.
Bionic Muay Thai
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