Find a karate classes in Sandy Springs, GA

Find karate classes in Sandy Springs, GA

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.

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 Sandy Springs karate classes

Recent success stories from people in the Sandy Springs area.

Meeka B.

Tony is both personable and professional, which makes him a great teacher. I hired him to train me and my two teenage daughters on self defense combined with fitness. Each lesson has been full of technique, knowledge, and great exercise. These classes have actually been fun for my family while the same time we’re burning calories and learning to protect ourselves. Expectations have been beyond exceeded and we look forward to each class🥊.

Anthony Rumanes inc

Dimitri P.

Amine Belkhouche has been training martial arts with my father and I since he was a child, and I cannot say enough good things about him. He was always physically talented, but more importantly he has a wonderful disposition, and great attitude while training in a class as well as teaching his knowledge to others. More recently Amine, has become an instructor of Karate for the New Orleans Shotokan Academy, in which he teaches six kids classes per week. He is very innovative, and is able to bridge the knowledge of martial arts together with fun and exciting activities, in order to make training more interactive and fun. The skills he has acquired from his years as a professional soccer player, his passion for music, and his martial arts training, complement his training in GMB, in which he focuses on correct body movements that translate into any physical activity.

Amine Belkhouche

Grace L.

I like the patients that the instructor has with all his students. This was the best decision that I made for me and my son when I decided 17 years ago to join Choikwangdo . This is a great Martial Arts anybody could do it and everybody should.

Choikwangdo. Martial Art

Andy

Initially, I was drawn to the friendly setting which was especially appealing to someone who had never had martial arts training. This makes Precision Krav Maga a great place to learn and train whether you are out for "just" conditioning, a new skill set for self-protection, or are a seasoned warrior in need of keeping skills sharp. However, now that I am comfortable, I find the patient but methodical instruction is what makes Precision outstanding for me.

Precision Krav Maga, LLC

Dedicated S.

The individual attention from higher ranks enables new students to learn and progress quickly. Studying Internal Power and how to incorporate it into Aikido is a plus.

Atlanta School of Aikido

Ana R.

Great experience learning take downs and pressure points!! Definitely recommend to everyone! Man or woman, young or old, big or small- it’s always nice knowing how to defend yourself.

Shinobi Science school of self defense

Dan B.

No nonsense.

City Springs Fight House

David S.

I have studied under Masters Jiles for many years. I have always appreciated his teachings and insights. I am proud to be one of the Shodons in his lineage.