Kids Martial Arts & Ninja Classes
Action Karate Plymouth Meeting
Kids martial arts and ninja classes in Conshohocken serving Wayne, Radnor, Conshohocken and the Main Line. Ninja Sharks program for ages 3-6 and traditional karate for older kids. Introductory package includes one-on-one first session plus two group classes and a free uniform. Six days a week scheduling.
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Conshohocken, PA
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3 β 14 years
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$49 introductory 3-class package (includes uniform)
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Weekly, Monday/Tuesday/Wednesday/Thursday/Friday/Saturday/Sunday, 9:00 AMβ9:00 PM
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday Β· 9:00 AM
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Weekly, Monday/Tuesday/Wednesday/Thursday/Friday/Saturday/Sunday, 9:00 AMβ9:00 PM
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Action Karate Plymouth
4.9 (16 on Google)
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a year agoWe transferred to Action Karate Plymouth Meeting when we moved from out of state. They are a family run dojo and did an amazing job of acclimating our student and allowed him to utilize the belt level he was currently at to start. We love that all of their katas are taught in practical terms of self defense. They also discuss value lessons weekly, where they go over characteristics of leadership, gratitude, goal setting, (we especially love that students are required to set goals so they can see progress). After a year here, our son is also now learning how to become a sensi (teach). They also host some really fun parties: like water wars to celebrate the end of summer, glow in the dark board breaking, etc. They also have get-togethers for the adults. And they have summer camps and parentsβ night outs. So everyone really gets a chance to get to know each other. I cannot thank them enough for how they are helping our son to grow as a person and how welcome we always feel. They feel like part of our family.
Michael Koehler
2 years agoAction Karate Plymouth Meeting is a superior martial arts school. Mr. Sean Dwyer, Ms. Jacki Vega, and the other instructors there have developed a top notch learning environment that supports young children just getting into karate, students with exceptionalities, as well as teenagers and adults of all degrees of physical health and prior experience levels. They also have created an amazing community within the school. It is an inclusive environment where everyone is accepted. Every instructor there takes time to get to know the student, the families, and the siblings. The school orchestrates special events and outings, and this has led to a wide network of wonderful and valued friendships, even outside of the school. Mr. Dwyer has a deep understanding of the style of Kenpo and is very knowledgeable on other martial arts and their nuances. He is able to draw comparisons and make connections for students that have studied other styles, which lends to a fluid learning experience. Classes also touch regularly on applying the lessons from the workout to other areas of life skill development (adults too). It is challenging, it is difficult physically and mentally, it is not always βfunβ (repeated kicks using the wall for balance), but it is always worth it.
Mark McGuire
2 years agoOne of the best experiences Iβve ever had in my life becoming a black belt with the Action Karate Plymouth family. Also, the best part seriously is doing it with my son. It was a wonderful Experience
William Higbe
9 years agoAction karate is a fantastic place not only to learn new skills but a place to meet good people. In today's world it can be hard to find good role models and friends for kids and even for adults. Action Karate allows a person to come in and find that role model or that friend that can help you throughout life. In my opinion my classmates are a most like family.
Abby Turner
13 years agoReturning to America after 3 years abroad, I was 9 years old and looking for a fun, challenging, and social sport to stick with. Karate was a perfect match, and I got my junior black belt at the end of 6th grade. I took a break and returned the start of 9th grade, soon discovering my breathing during exercise was worsening. It's tough, but my classmates and instructors have been by my side to keep me patient and positive. Now I'm finally testing for my adult black belt!