Every weekday at 10 am, a coach leads parents and little ones through an hour of rolling, balancing, and games on the mat. You do it together.
Little kids learn by copying. In Tiny Tots, the person they copy is you.
A coach walks the whole group through simple movements: forward rolls, crawling races, balance challenges, and the same safe-falling basics our older judo students practice every class. You help your child through each one, and you get a light workout yourself.
There's no uniform, no belts, and no pressure. The goal is a kid who's comfortable on the mat, follows a coach's directions, and thinks exercise is something you do with your family.
Tucking the chin and rolling out of a fall is a skill kids keep for life. Tiny Tots teaches it as a game long before it matters.
Following directions from an adult who isn't Mom or Dad is good practice for school, and much easier with a parent right there.
Crawling, hopping, and balancing on one foot build the body control kids use in every sport later.
Kids who grow up in Tiny Tots walk into youth judo already knowing how to fall, bow, and line up.
Yes, and that's the fun of it. Tiny Tots is a co-workout: a coach leads you and your child through it together. Wear clothes you can move in.
It's built on the same foundations: rolling, falling safely, balance, and body awareness, taught through games. It's a great first step before youth judo or wrestling at age 9.
Yes, any trusted adult can be the grown-up on the mat. Let us know who will be coming so the waiver is in the right name.
That's normal at this age. Sit on the edge of the mat together and join back in when they're ready. Most kids are in within a few minutes.
No. Class runs every weekday at 10 am, and you can come as often as your week allows.
Any weekday. The first week is free, for both of you.