Find a karate classes in Missouri City, TX

Find karate classes in Missouri City, TX

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 Missouri City karate classes

Recent success stories from people in the Missouri City area.

Michael J.

Coach Solomon has been absolutely phenomenal! I am writing this as someone who is an amateur/intermediate boxer. When I first started I knew nothing about boxing and now over nearly a year later there has been phenomenal improvement since that time. I had a chance to work with Coach Solomon since last June and have been working with him ever since. He has been teaching me how to box as well as physical fitness training. It has been an awesome experience both physically, mentally, Physically I have lost 35 pounds, my body has gotten more fit than it has been in a decade. While on the other hand mentally my confidence and sense of self has greatly improved. Coach Solomon does an awesome job at teaching you how to box, exercise, and keep track of you one on one. He will send out weekly texts that tell you what you need to work on when you are not meeting. The boxing style itself is very different from the style that is taught here in the States. He teaches a very European style of boxing which gives you a great deal of variation when boxing with local opponents. The first few weeks you work on footwork, then move on over to other aspects such as: -Jabs -Right Straight -Uppercuts -Hooks (Left and Right) -Combinations -Endurance You will be during endurance training, agility training, and tactic training as well (How to counter an aggressive opponent, etc). Overall, Coach Solomon is perhaps the best trainer in the city of Houston by far. I've gone to many of the gyms in the area after starting with Coach Solomon and none of them offer the training and personal coaching that he will offer you.

Solomon’s Sports Academy

Brad S.

Uriel is one of the hardest working and knowledgeable coaches I know. On top of being an active fighter that can help you master any standing technique (boxing, kickboxing, and my favorite, Muay Thai) he has, and could do, any workout he puts you through. Uriel is a great motivator, and always brings the jokes along with the motivation. A great dude and a great teacher, check him out, for sure.

Revolution Muay Thai

Alejandro R.

Great experience

Gloves Up Boxing

Robert

Ronin provides a great experience to learn and train martial arts. Franco the instructor is attentive to details and helps everyone improve in all aspects while keeping the environment fun and safe.

Ronin Mixed Martial Arts

Cody S.

Parker is very patient and good at explaining things as we learn new moves. His positivity and work ethic are a driving factor behind my success with improving in my Krav Maga.

Level 6 Krav Maga (adults) / Young Warriors (kids)

Stephanie B.

Very detailed instructor

Edmund bassey Health & Fitness

Erica T.

If you are looking to learn boxing (with proper techniques/form), improve your boxing, and also improve your fitness, I highly recommend working with Niles. He is not only experienced and professional but is also very patient and truly cares for his students. From working with Niles, my boxing has further improved, and I am able to catch the mistakes that I am making to improve on my boxing techniques. One of the things I love about working with Niles is when he provides the reason/"why" behind what we are working on. For example, he'll explain why a specific punch is added to end the combination because that is how you'll know whether you threw the 2nd to last punch correctly. He is also able to put the "theory" into practice by explaining what would happen in an actual fight. In summary, you'll learn a lot when working with Niles.