JIU JITSU FOR KIDS IN COLORADO

“Amazing Denver Kids Martial Arts Class Not Only Teaches Kids Self-Defense … But Gives Them The Tools They Need For Success In Life…”

From focusing, to goal setting, to self-discipline,

to self-respect – kids emerge from this

program changed for the better.

And their parents couldn't be happier.

To a Caring Parent,

Hi, my name is Nobuo Yagai.

I'd like to tell you the stories of four kinds of kids that I've seen walk through the doors of my Martial Arts academy time and time again.

Then, afterward, I'd like to tell you about how this program transformed their lives. And the joy their parents got from seeing the incredible transformations.

(Please note: On this page I say “he” a lot when talking about kids – but that's just to keep things simple. Martial Arts is just as much for girls as it is for boys!)

So without further ado…

To get started, simply enter your name and email and press the “Get Started” button

You'll be taken to a page where you can see our kids class schedule and our web special, where you can order right away. Then, after submitting your payment (risk-free), one of our friendly staff members will give you a call (usually within 24 hours) and schedule a time for you to bring your child in that's most convenient for you.

Please note: Our Kids Martial Arts program is for children up to 14 years old.

Lil Ninja class (Ages 3-6 * Children must be fully potty trained.)

What matters most in this class is not perfect technique. It is building a good foundation: a body that can protect the head when falling, attention that can stop on cue, the habit of settling the emotions, and the seeds of courtesy.

Ages 3 to 6 are when the nervous system grows fastest in a lifetime. Building a foundation for using the body safely through play more than precise technique leads to later learning and confidence.

Bowing, lining up shoes, answering in a clear voice, and looking the other person in the eye. We do not give long lectures. The actions themselves become the form of a correct heart. Quiet sitting need only be a few seconds of “ninja stillness.”

On the mat, our aim is simple and safe: children experience “I did it. I wasn’t afraid. I want to try again.”