Teenager Martial Arts
Age-Appropriate
At the teenager age, it’s so important that they’re in an environment that doesn’t embarrass them. The structure, rules, content, & curriculum are all in alignment for ages 13-17.
Practical Martial Arts
All students become proficient in the most important techniques from striking arts (Muay Thai, Karate, Taekwondo, Boxing) and techniques from grappling arts (Wrestling, Judo, Jiu-Jitsu). As your teen enters adult life, they’ll have real self-defense options.
Systemized Safety
Accidents happen. But they happen far less often when a martial arts academy actually has systems in place to mitigate risk. Rise Martial Arts has safety built in: daily safety briefings, clear standards as to what students can and cannot do, soft surfaces, & an average 6-1 student to teacher ratio.
More Teenager Class Info
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All students at Rise learn a mixed martial arts curriculum of the most important striking (Muay Thai, Taekwondo, & Karate) techniques and grappling (Wrestling, Judo, Jiu-Jitsu) techniques.
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No. At no point in class are the girls required to physically touch the boys. Nor the other way around.
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No. This is a mixed martial arts school. Mixed martial arts incorporates techniques from a variety of styles, including Muay Thai, Karate, BJJ / Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, Judo, and many others. But our rank and curriculum system is NOT any one of those specific arts.
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The student to teacher ratio for teenagers averages 6-1.
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Teenage students that are mature enough do take part in controlled striking to the body, with protective gear.
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There is no head contact permitted for students ages < 15. For teenagers aged 16-17 that are experienced enough, they can opt-in to light head contact with parent permission.
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A new teenage student will generally be with the newest teenage group we have available. They will also receive one on one time before class starts. Furthermore, instructors always know when a student is new, and your teenager will be accommodated accordingly.
That said, our classes are challenging, even (or especially) for beginner students. -
45-50 minutes long. And extremely efficient and fast paced.
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Yes. Students earn promotions to new belts / ranks via quarterly exams.
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Students are graded quarterly on Physical Fitness, Striking, Grappling, Discipline, & Curriculum Knowledge.
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Absolutely. And not just for the trial class, but whenever you’d like!