Self-belief
Achievable challenges and visible progress help students recognise what consistent effort can do.
Juniors · Ages 6–11
Skills they carry beyond the mat.
Structured Taekwondo and Kickboxing classes that develop confidence, discipline and resilience without losing the enjoyment of learning.
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About the programme
Clear standards. Personal attention. Encouraging coaching.
Our junior programme gives children a clear path to follow while recognising that every student develops differently. Classes combine Taekwondo and Kickboxing with fitness, teamwork and the habits that support steady progress.
Small groups are central to how we teach. Classes typically have 10 students or fewer, with at least two coaches usually on the mats. This gives children regular individual feedback, help with techniques they find difficult and suitable challenges as their skills develop.
Chris Jones has coached children and adults full-time since 1999. That experience shapes an approach that balances clear expectations with patience, encouragement and an understanding of the individual.
Students train in groups suited to their age and experience, in a friendly, focused atmosphere. We celebrate effort, teach respectful behaviour and help children respond positively when something feels difficult. Our aim is for every student to develop sound martial arts skills and the confidence to keep learning.
What students develop
Progress you can see and feel.
Resilience
Students practise responding calmly, learning from mistakes and trying again with purpose.
Practical skill
Taekwondo and Kickboxing develop coordination, fitness, control and sound technical foundations.
In their own words
“I’ve watched my son grow in confidence and ability he enjoys his classes massively and can’t wait to go to his 2 classes each week.”
Membership prices
Make training part of your week.
Your first class is free.
Class times
Choose a session that works.
Class length: approximately 45 minutes.
Monday5:00pm
Tuesday5:30pm
Friday5:30pm
Saturday10:00am
Please contact us before attending so we can confirm your place.
Your first class
What happens at the first class?
Book your place with Chris before taking part and aim to arrive five minutes early. We’ll introduce you to the academy and help you settle into the class. You can decide whether to join after trying it.
What should I wear and bring?
Comfortable sports clothing is fine for your first class. Bring some water. You don’t need a uniform to try a session.
What if my child is nervous? Can I watch?
Children are welcome to visit to watch a class, but must be booked in before taking part. Let Chris know if your child is nervous so we can discuss their first visit. Parents can watch via the dedicated viewing areas with video screens.
Will there be sparring or contact?
Phase 1 beginner training does not include contact sparring. We focus on learning the basics with control and confidence.
Your first step
Help them find their place.
Tell us who the class is for and when you are available. We will help you find the right session.