Class Schedule:
If you are curious on what the schedule looks like or if you are interested in what classes fit your personal schedule/child's personal schedule, click the link below:
Kids Kung Fu Class (Jow Ga Cubs & Lil' Tigers)
Every parent wants the best for their child. Whether your goal is to improve your child's strength, coordination, confidence, leadership skills, or simply teach them the value of working towards achievable goals, U.S. Jow Ga Martial Arts kids classes can assist your child along their journey.
*Note:
Kids Class is not only limited to young children, but teens and adults are welcome to join this class as well.
*Note:
Kids Class is not only limited to young children, but teens and adults are welcome to join this class as well.
At U.S. Jow Ga Martial Arts, we have classes for kids as young as 5, Case by Case for 4 years olds!
(Our Jow Ga Cubs or Lil Tigers Program!)
(Our Jow Ga Cubs or Lil Tigers Program!)
Our MAIN goals:
Youth students will gain/reinforce their knowledge upon:
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Your child will have the opportunity to engage with other students and learn how to:
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Adult Kung Fu Classes
Whether you're looking to lose weight, build lean muscle, or learn practical self-defense skills, our Adult Martial Arts program has endless benefits. By training in traditional martial arts, you'll improve your confidence, reduce your stress and anxiety levels, and experience boosted energy in everyday life. Discover the power of traditional martial arts training today!
Tai Chi Class
Tai Chi is an “internal” martial art and is practiced for its great health benefits and ability to teach great coordination and breath control. When practiced at full speed and full power, Tai Chi is also very effective as a self defense martial art.
Tai Chi adheres to the traditional principles of mixing Yin (soft, slow) with Yang (hard, fast). This style requires fitness, precise technique, controlled breathing, and manipulation of the Dan Tian (energy center). Tai Chi not only focuses on slow movements of attack and defense, but demands unification of external movement with internal energy and Chi.
Tai Chi adheres to the traditional principles of mixing Yin (soft, slow) with Yang (hard, fast). This style requires fitness, precise technique, controlled breathing, and manipulation of the Dan Tian (energy center). Tai Chi not only focuses on slow movements of attack and defense, but demands unification of external movement with internal energy and Chi.