Junior Karate
9-11yrs
Martial Arts have been proven to be beneficial to children of all ages. The Junior Karate programme is structured and progressive to suit the individual student, delivered in a fun, safe and disciplined way.
The programme covers striking techniques with hands , feet, elbows and knees. Grappling, throws and takedowns. Kata practise which includes the practical applications. Sparring, self protection skills and so much more.
I hold regular gradings to ensure your chlld is always working towards achievable goals, getting them closer to the coveted Black Belt and beyond!
Junior Karate will help your child to:
Grow confidence. Improve co-ordination. Learn respect. Focus. Develop self protection skills. Increase fitness levels. Have Fun!
LTK Junior Karate
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Monday 6-7pm Sports CentreWeobley
Wednesday 5-6pm Hopelands Village HallRhayader
Thursday 6-7pm Sports CentrePresteigne
Friday 5.30pm Sports CentreLTK in Action!
Monthly Membership
£27
MONTHLY
STANDARD
After receiving your free lessons the monthly membership fee is £27 payable by Standing Order, or Card machine. The fee is based on 46 weeks of the year spread equally over 12 months allowing for holidays etc.
The monthly membership to LTK secures the students place and must be paid even if the student misses some lessons, thus creating commitment to the club and their training. A student can train at any LTK club to make up any missed sessions. There will be a £2 discount for a 2nd person in a family. 3 or 4 family members will receive a further discount, email for details
After a month a uniform (Gi) will be required and a student license, which registers the student with the BCKA
Click below to set up your monthly membership
SAFEGUARDING CODE
Lee Taylor Karate has been awarded the Safeguarding Code in Martial Arts which has been created to give parents and carers peace of mind when searching for martial arts clubs suitable for children or adults in our care.
Funded by the National Lottery, this scheme was launched by the Sports Minister in early 2018 and is delivered through a group of partners and experts in safeguarding such as the Child Protection in Sport Unit (NSPCC) and Sport England.
For more details about the scheme click on the link
