If you're asking "when should my child start?" — you're already ahead of most parents. Here's how we break it down.
Ages 3–4: Early SKILLZ
Focus, listening, and confidence through play. Don't expect technique — expect a kid who can stand on their spot for 30 seconds by month two.
Ages 5–6: Basic SKILLZ
Self-control and multi-step directions. This is the year kids stop needing to be reminded and start remembering on their own.
Ages 7–9: Core SKILLZ
Kids retain a real sequence of moves, hold a stance, and feel genuine pride at belt promotions. Discipline transfers fast to homework and behavior.
Ages 10–14: Extreme SKILLZ
Advanced technique, sparring, and leadership. This is where confidence either takes root or quietly disappears — a hard class at the right time matters.
And Judo, from age 5
For the kid who wants hands-on, physical training, Judo for Kids adds safe falling, throws, and grip control alongside their SKILLZ class.
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