Kickboxing for kids classes!

By jkd-kickboxing
December 1, 2015 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Posted December 1, 2015

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Posted December 1, 2015

Welcome to JKD KICKBOXING ACADEMY

Kickboxing classes for kids.

Whether you are considering taking your child to martial arts classes for self-defence or just simply want to get them fit. JKD Kickboxing Academy has something for them.

Kids Classes: Started on the 17th November 2015.

Classes for girls and boys aged 6+ (6 - 15yrs)

First lesson is free!

?5 per lesson thereafter.

BOOK YOUR FIRST FREE LESSON!

They don't need any special equipment to try one of our classes. A t-shirt and jogging bottoms is fine and the desire for a challenge! We will guide them through their first lesson and answer any questions you may have.

What will you need to get your child started?

The kids will need to bring comfortable clothing to each class. The Kids Martial Arts classes does require the correct uniform, however, we are flexible in when you purchase these uniforms as we know kids have a lot going on with a lot of expenses. We ideally like to have the kids in the uniform by their second or third month of training. The uniform are well-made kickboxing t-shirt and shorts/trouser which are not very expensive and very durable.

Location Address: Dulwich Leisure Centre, 2b Crystal Palace Rd, London, SE22 9HB.

For more information visit: www.jkd-kickboxing.co.uk or Call us on 07944 636 251.

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