Summer · Ages 5–12
Summer camp with a backbone
Full days of martial arts, games, and actual structure. The camp where kids come home tired, proud, and a little more disciplined than you sent them.
What a camp week looks like
Mornings start on the mat: technique, drills, and belt-curriculum work scaled to every level, including day-one beginners. Afternoons rotate through games, challenges, and themed activities that sneak more movement into a day than any screen-based summer ever will.
Because camp runs at the academy with our own instructors, it isn't babysitting with a karate sticker on it. The same coaches, the same standards, the same culture your kid would get as a member, and many camp families become member families by August.
Straight answers
Camp questions
What ages does camp cover?
Camp is built for elementary ages, roughly 5 through 12, with groups split by age so a kindergartner is never drilling with a fifth grader.
Do campers need martial arts experience?
No. Camp is many kids' first taste of the mat, and counselors scale everything to beginners. Members and first-timers mix well.
What are camp hours? Is there early drop-off?
Camp runs on a full-day schedule with drop-off and pickup windows built for working parents. Get the current summer's exact hours and weekly themes when you inquire.
How do weekly sessions work?
Enroll by the week, so camp can flex around vacations and VBS. Popular weeks fill first; spring signup is the safe move.
Ask about summer camp weeks
Twenty minutes at the academy: meet the coaches, watch a class, get real answers. We reply fast during business hours.
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