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We are currently running both online and in-person classes. You can choose either 2 in-person classes, 2classes online, or 1 In-Person class & 1 Online class.
View recent COVID-19 updates from The Academy of Martial ArtsChoose the right programs and sessions for your child; The Academy of Martial Arts currently has 7 programs available; 2 TBD.
Class/league/program
Coed Ages: 8 - 12 Martial Arts, Karate
$525 to $550
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Class/league/program
Coed Ages: 13 - 16 Martial Arts, Karate
$130 to $175
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Coed Ages: 13 - 16 Martial Arts, Karate
$525
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Class/league/program
Coed Ages: 5 - 7 Martial Arts, Karate
$525
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Class/league/program
Coed Ages: 5 - 7 Martial Arts, Karate
$130 to $175
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Class/league/program
Coed Ages: 8 - 12 Martial Arts, Karate
$130 to $175
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Day Camp
Coed Ages: 5 - 12 Karate, Martial Arts
$240 to $295
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Day Camp
Coed Ages: 5 - 11 Karate, Martial Arts
$240
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Day Camp
Coed Ages: 5 - 12 Karate, Martial Arts
$295
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Payment Options:
Deposit required with acceptance | Yes |
Credit card payment | Yes |
Discounts
Discount if paid early | 10% |
Three Things: The Academy of Martial Arts
Hear the three things that Our Kids’ editors see when they look at The Academy of Martial Arts
My whole family has trained here for many years now. We all enjoy the training, the instructors, and the people we train with. It is more than just a "fitness club", it is another family. It is a fantastic place to get ... Read More
The atmosphere here is very welcoming and supportive as I'm always around positive influences. I've been training here for two and a half years now and so far, many aspects of my life, both physically and mentally, has imp... Read More
The Academy of Martial Arts classes are amazing. They are suitable for all ages groups never to old to join. I get up looking forward to my next class, the teachers are very knowledgeable. As a student learning self defenc... Read More
More details about property: Karate Dojo. Depending on the space it could be hard floors or Mats, but we also have mats that laydown when we do more ground self defense.
Offers children's birthday party packages: Yes
Usually $15 per child, with a minimum of 10 children.
We do a 45 min basic fun karate class, play games, order pizza, and clean up.
Each session is 2 hours
Michael Percival, Welcome
Sensei
We have been training together for over 30 year's now. Our hope is to pass on the wonderful gifts training in the traditional martial arts has given us. From confidence building, stress relief, reduced anxiety, physical fitness and much more. Contact us today to find out how the traditional martial arts can benefit you too.
November 2, 2022
Kids Holiday Karate Camp
Kids Holiday Karate Camp is now open for registration. We keep the kids busy, active, engaged and connected in person during the holidays.... Read More
October 15, 2021
In-person class have started again
Since the summer we have been running in-person classes again at both our Brampton locations.
... Read More
May 14, 2021
Free Trial Classes Available
Ask about our free trial classes plus get 20% off when you sign up... Read More
We are all gathered around the dinner table sharing details of our day. My husband asks me how Tai Chi and Karate class were. I offer up what we did in class and how I learned a new block, but I am feeling a little uncoordinated and am having trouble getting it. Before I know it, my son is on his feet demonstrating and our daughter jumps up to join him in showing me the application. Well of course my husband gets up to offer his input as well and now I am up because I have to try to see if I can get it with all this new information. Success! Their pointers have helped but somehow our kids are on the ground grappling. Really? I rally the troops back to the table to finish dinner and thank everyone for their help. After dinner, as everyone does their part to clean up, it seems that the mood is still focused on karate. I can see where the kids’ banter is headed. Yup, once again they are on my kitchen floor grappling. I try in my sternest, motherly voice for them to stop horsing around and clean up but even I don’t think I am credible. So, I wait them out.......well, at least they remembered to take off their glasses!
My husband and I sometimes talk about what we might be doing if the kids hadn’t started karate. Sure they tried all the staples like soccer, swimming, skating etc. but nothing stuck like Karate did.
Almost four years ago I got pulled into a Tai Chi class and haven’t looked back. Two years ago I handed my husband a Gi and two months ago I put on a Gi for the first time. Where would we be without Martial Arts? Maybe we would have found something else to occupy our time or maybe not. I just have to see our kids hanging out with their Dojo friends and I know we made the right decision for them and for our family. Between what we have tried to instill in them combined with their Martial Arts training, they have become strong, disciplined, self-assured individuals. They never cease to impress me with some of the great choices they make in their everyday lives. I believe that because we share Martial Art with our kids, it has allowed us to connect with them on another level. They are much more apt to share information with us, making us closer. While many parents are worried about where their kids are, what they are doing and who they are doing it with, we are not.
My husband looks forward to the time spent in our basement Dojo training with the kids and I. The regular exercise has allowed him to better manage his Diabetes and lead by example.
As an adult, I thought I had a pretty good idea about who I was four years ago. Yet, Martial Arts has calmed me, allowed me to find my inner strength and challenged me in ways that I never would have envisioned. What we have gained as individuals, compliments us as we come together as a family.
In a broader sense, family is more than just about the four of us. When I think about the dojo, it is also about the other families who train and all together we make up a formidable family. And within that entity, it has been proven to me that family sticks together. I know that if we ever needed anything, there are a dozen families that would step up and vice versa.
So what does training as a family mean to us? It means that we are strong, confident, introspective and aware. But while we are four individuals, together we are ONE!
For over 30 years, The Brampton Academy of Martial Arts has touched the lives of many in our community. Over these years we have been involved with primary and secondary schools, numerous social groups, city events and charities. Most notable among these charitable organizations has been a longstanding commitment with both Peel Memorial and Brampton Civic Hospitals.
Since first opening our doors in 1988 we have grown with our community and currently operate two locations in Brampton’s west end. Teaching both young and mature students, we have seen the life skills of the Martial Arts create confident individuals who continue to contribute to our city.
At the Brampton Academy of Martial Arts we truly believe that Karate makes everything better.
Does The Academy of Martial Arts have good reviews?
We interviewed families about their experience with The Academy of Martial Arts. Watch the video here. You can also read 9 reviews of The Academy of Martial Arts from past attendees.
What types of programs does The Academy of Martial Arts offer?
The Academy of Martial Arts runs: year-round programs, day camps. Programming specializes in: Martial Arts, Karate. Browse the program calendar for rates and dates.
What age does The Academy of Martial Arts start?
The Academy of Martial Arts has programs for children aged 4 to 16.
How much does is cost to attend The Academy of Martial Arts?
Fees to attend The Academy of Martial Arts range from $150 to $210/week.
Does The Academy of Martial Arts offer support for children with special needs?
The Academy of Martial Arts does not offer support for children with special needs.
Does The Academy of Martial Arts offer busing?
No, The Academy of Martial Arts does not offer transportation.
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