Kids Learn Karate Starting At 4.5 Years Old

Enroll your child in our Kids Karate Summer Camp Program and start seeing the benefits of martial arts training.

We only have 30 spots available in our Lil’ Ninjas Beginners Summer Camp Karate program, and this is by far our most popular Karate special of the year.  So we recommend reserving your spot NOW before it’s too late.

Call 303-920-4500 today or fill out the form on the right of your screen to get started!

Our Lil’ Ninjas Program are for kids between the ages of 4.5 – 6 years old, and has been specifically designed to keep your child engaged and interested in Karate for the entire class.

During each session, your child will develop their fine motor skills, focus, and discipline, while learning some fundamental Martial Arts in a fun environment.

In order to keep your child interested and not overwhelmed, we essentially made our curriculum an abbreviated version of our regular Junior Kids Karate Program. Basically, your child will be learning at a slower pace which allows them to develop accordingly and to become more successful in classes.

Your child will learn basic kicks, punches, and blocks, in order to develop their coordination, balance, and confidence.

From there, we teach them a pattern of sequenced movements which involves blocks and punches. This is designed to help them practice correctly at home, increase their mind and muscle memorization of techniques, and showcase to the grandparents their new learned skill of Martial Arts.

Sensei Lozano shows a student how to properly punch.

So what are you waiting for? Come and try out the best Martial Arts program in Westminster & Broomfield, Colorado.

Are you ready for your child to get started today?

Great! But, keep in mind, we only reserve our floor for up to 15 Lil’ Ninjas Karate students, due to the high demand of our program and attention your child will need to develop proper skills.

Fill out the form on the right hand side of this site, and a representative will get back to you soon.

In the meantime, check out this video.