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Throws, pins, and safe falling, taught by a former Peruvian national team athlete. Kids test for new belts as they progress.
Folkstyle for the school season, plus freestyle and Greco-Roman. Small groups mean more coaching per kid.
Train in the evening classes alongside teens. Coaches pair partners by size and experience, and you set your own pace.
Your child does online or charter school here, with coaches keeping them on track, and trains judo and wrestling between study blocks.
A supervised place to land between the last bell and dinner, with time for homework and time on the mats.
A coach-led workout for a little one and their grown-up together: rolling, balance, games, and learning to fall safely.
Daytime judo and wrestling sessions are for youth students. Adults train in the evening classes. A single drop-in class is $20.
Start with Monday or Wednesday evening judo. The first lessons are about falling safely, which builds confidence before anyone gets thrown.
Tuesday and Thursday wrestling keeps them sharp between seasons, and freestyle and Greco-Roman add tools folkstyle doesn't teach.
Look at the Student-Athlete Academy. Your child can do schoolwork here with coaches checking in, and train in the daytime sessions.
From our Google reviews. The reviews below update as new ones arrive.
Kyle Bowker has created an outstanding facility that is clean, neat, well organized, and efficiently run. Dominion Academy offers online learning along with excellent judo and wrestling programs, and they do a great job with all three.
For most kids 9 to 13 who have never done a combat sport, judo is the easier first step because they learn to fall safely before anything else. Kids already wrestling for a school team usually start in wrestling. If you can't decide, use your free week to try both.
Yes. The free week covers any class that fits your child's age, so plenty of families try a judo night and a wrestling night before choosing a membership.
The $75 Beginner membership is one class a week. The $150 Athlete membership is for two or more classes a week in judo, wrestling, or both, plus study sessions.
Yes. Ask us when you sign up and we'll put together pricing for your family.
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Your first week is free and there's no contract after it. If you'd rather talk first, call or text us and a real person will answer.
