Teen Krav Maga
Get your teen started on their journey at 360. Through their training they will develop confidence, assertiveness, social skills, and essential fighting skills to help them defend themselves.
Everything included:
Free Trial Class
Experienced Instructors
- 3050 Woodruff Ave, Long Beach, CA 90808
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So Much More Than Punches & Kicks. Changes Lives.
Martial arts is not just martial arts. It’s a tool we use to help young adults become leaders.
It is amazing to see the increased confidence that comes from consistent training. We have an awesome community of teens that help to push and inspire each other.
Powerful Self-Defense Keeps You Safe.
It’s not just a workout — it’s a life-saving skill. Teens learn how to protect themselves even if an attacker is bigger and stronger.
Even more, their resilience and grit is developed. They learn they can do more than they thought they could, which helps them to be more confident and assertive, making them less of a target.
Prepares Your Teenager For Success In Life.
Teenagers who train martial arts have a higher success rate in school. Why? Discipline, focus, goal setting, and drive. Krav Maga instills these incredible traits in your child, every time they come.
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"Kids classes are a great mixture of fun and discipline."
"Signed my 10r old up for classes to give him the confidence and knowledge to keep safe. Builds strength and agility which promotes a healthy lifestyle."
"The best place I found for my son. I like how they discipline all kids, with patience and respect."
"A wonderful place to learn an incredible skill. Both of my teenage daughters are first year students and they both loving taking Krav Maga."
Frequently Asked Questions
Most frequent questions and answers about our Teen Krav Maga Program
No, you are not required to stay. For their first class you will need to fill out the Intake Form and Waiver before your child is allowed to participate.
Make sure they wear comfortable athletic clothes. A t-shirt and athletic shorts/pants are great, ideally with no zippers or buttons. They will be barefoot on the mat, and no jewelry or watches please.
Be sure to bring water. If they have boxing gloves, bring them. If not, we have some for you so no worries.
It has the potential to. We have had students with ADHD be very successful in our program. We always stress the importance of focus, and it is a vital component to kids’ success in our program. As long as a child in willing to work on their focus and is receptive to prompts from the instructors, they will be able to participate and grow in our program.
We encourage parents to watch their children in their Krav Maga lessons. We love parents getting involved. We have many families who train with us.
Or if you want some me-time, drop off your kids knowing they are in a safe place.
When watching your kids, please do not coach from the sidelines.
Probably not. You will find that martial arts can be a great sport for kids who are not good at sports.
The journey from white belt to black belt is different for each student. But what is the same…. they improve coordination, balance, motor skills, focus and discipline. Plus, they are part of a great community.
Our instructors are highly skilled in teaching martial arts for all ages, and will help guide your kid throughout their journey.
This is probably the BEST kids activity for children who sit a lot!
Getting them active, without them realizing they are learning, is our skill. Kicking and punching pads is such a great stress relief, that kids blossom in all areas – because of their martial arts training.
Many Long Beach parents find that when their kids train at 360, they see a happier, more social child develop right before their eyes. It takes time, and you’ll be glad they started training.
We find that our students become more confident to stand up to bullies, but also learn to better control their emotions. This helps them to not bully others kids. We stress that the fighting skills they learn are to be used as a last resort.