Winter 2024-2025 Registration opens October 8th for members and October 10th for non-members!
Karate Programs
Kiddie Karate (3-5 years)
Register: Tuesday 4:30 Tuesday 5:15
Beginner Karate (6-8 years)
Beginner Karate focuses on rule-play and trusting that three basic rules will ensure a safe martial arts experience! Children will learn the most basic dojo(training hall) etiquette: how to bow and how to listen with their eyes. Attentive practice will keep students aware of their surroundings and fellow students as they begin to learn the basics of sparring in relation to defending themselves. Raising their hand to speak, or demonstrating the Statue of Liberty, gives them a lot of power and a voice in the class.
Register: Tuesday 6:00 Thursday 6:00
Intermediate Karate (8-12 years)
At this level, with some practice under their belt, students know that the rules are in place to protect them. Respect has taught them caution. Participants understand eye-contact as a method of communication. At this level, students will continue to practice sparring and the benefits of self-defense as they begin to earn stripes and different color belts and practice goal-setting and obtainment.
Register: Tuesday 6:45 Thursday 6:45
Fall 2024 Registration is now open
Karate Programs Fall 2024
Kiddie Karate (3-5 years)
Register: Tuesday 4:30 Tuesday 5:15
Beginner Karate (6-8 years)
Beginner Karate focuses on rule-play and trusting that three basic rules will ensure a safe martial arts experience! Children will learn the most basic dojo(training hall) etiquette: how to bow and how to listen with their eyes. Attentive practice will keep students aware of their surroundings and fellow students as they begin to learn the basics of sparring in relation to defending themselves. Raising their hand to speak, or demonstrating the Statue of Liberty, gives them a lot of power and a voice in the class.
Register: Tuesday 6:00 Thursday 6:00
Intermediate Karate (8-12 years)
At this level, with some practice under their belt, students know that the rules are in place to protect them. Respect has taught them caution. Participants understand eye-contact as a method of communication. At this level, students will continue to practice sparring and the benefits of self-defense as they begin to earn stripes and different color belts and practice goal-setting and obtainment.
Register: Tuesday 6:45 Thursday 6:45
Summer 2024
June 2024
Kiddie Karate (3-5 years)
Register: Tuesday 3:30 Tuesday 4:15
Beginner Karate (6-8 years)
Beginner Karate focuses on rule-play and trusting that three basic rules will ensure a safe martial arts experience! Children will learn the most basic dojo(training hall) etiquette: how to bow and how to listen with their eyes. Attentive practice will keep students aware of their surroundings and fellow students as they begin to learn the basics of sparring in relation to defending themselves. Raising their hand to speak, or demonstrating the Statue of Liberty, gives them a lot of power and a voice in the class.
Register: Tuesday 5:00 Thursday 5:00
Intermediate Karate (8-12 years)
At this level, with some practice under their belt, students know that the rules are in place to protect them. Respect has taught them caution. Participants understand eye-contact as a method of communication. At this level, students will continue to practice sparring and the benefits of self-defense as they begin to earn stripes and different color belts and practice goal-setting and obtainment.
Register: Tuesday 5:45 Thursday 5:45
Spring 2024
Kiddie Karate (3-5 years)
Register: Tuesday 4:30 Tuesday 5:15
Beginner Karate (6-8 years)
Beginner Karate focuses on rule-play and trusting that three basic rules will ensure a safe martial arts experience! Children will learn the most basic dojo(training hall) etiquette: how to bow and how to listen with their eyes. Attentive practice will keep students aware of their surroundings and fellow students as they begin to learn the basics of sparring in relation to defending themselves. Raising their hand to speak, or demonstrating the Statue of Liberty, gives them a lot of power and a voice in the class.
Register: Tuesday 6:00 Thursday 6:00
Intermediate Karate (8-12 years)
At this level, with some practice under their belt, students know that the rules are in place to protect them. Respect has taught them caution. Participants understand eye-contact as a method of communication. At this level, students will continue to practice sparring and the benefits of self-defense as they begin to earn stripes and different color belts and practice goal-setting and obtainment.
Register: Tuesday 6:45 Thursday 6:45
Winter 2023 - 2024
Kiddie Karate (3-5 years)
Register: Tuesday 4:30 Tuesday 5:15
Beginner Karate (6-8 years)
Beginner Karate focuses on rule-play and trusting that three basic rules will ensure a safe martial arts experience! Children will learn the most basic dojo(training hall) etiquette: how to bow and how to listen with their eyes. Attentive practice will keep students aware of their surroundings and fellow students as they begin to learn the basics of sparring in relation to defending themselves. Raising their hand to speak, or demonstrating the Statue of Liberty, gives them a lot of power and a voice in the class.
Register: Tuesday 6:00 Thursday 6:00
Intermediate Karate (8-12 years)
At this level, with some practice under their belt, students know that the rules are in place to protect them. Respect has taught them caution. Participants understand eye-contact as a method of communication. At this level, students will continue to practice sparring and the benefits of self-defense as they begin to earn stripes and different color belts and practice goal-setting and obtainment.
Register: Tuesday 6:45 Thursday 6:45
Fall 2023
Kiddie Karate (3-5 years)
Toddler-age children will benefit from exciting experiences with peers, while encouraging motor skill coordination, concentration, and self-confidence as they are introduced to the character and fundamentals of karate, students can begin to earn stripes and different color belts and practice goal-setting and obtainment. Uniforms can be purchased on the first day of class from their instructor.
Register: Tuesdays 4:30 Tuesdays 5:15
Beginner Karate (6-8 years)
Beginner Karate focuses on rule-play and trusting that three basic rules will ensure a safe martial arts experience! Children will learn the most basic dojo (training hall) etiquette: how to bow and how to listen with their eyes. Attentive practice will keep students aware of their surroundings and fellow students as they begin to learn the basics of sparring in relation to defending themselves. Raising their hand to speak, or demonstrating the Statue of Liberty, gives them a lot of power and a voice in the class.
Register: Tuesdays 6:00 Thursdays 6:15
Intermediate Karate (8-12 years)
At this level, with some practice under their belt, students know that the rules are in place to protect them. Respect has taught them caution. Participants understand eye-contact as a method of communication. At this level, students will continue to practice sparring and the benefits of self-defense.
Register: Tuesday 6:45 Thursday 6:45
Summer Registration is now open!
June 2023
Kiddie Karate (3-5 years)
Toddler-age children will benefit from exciting experiences with peers, while encouraging motor skill coordination, concentration, and self-confidence as they are introduced to the character and fundamentals of karate, students can begin to earn stripes and different color belts and practice goal-setting and obtainment. Uniforms can be purchased on the first day of class from their instructor.
Register: Tuesdays 3:30 Tuesdays 4:15 Thursday 4:30
Beginner Karate (6-8 years)
Beginner Karate focuses on rule-play and trusting that three basic rules will ensure a safe martial arts experience! Children will learn the most basic dojo (training hall) etiquette: how to bow and how to listen with their eyes. Attentive practice will keep students aware of their surroundings and fellow students as they begin to learn the basics of sparring in relation to defending themselves. Raising their hand to speak, or demonstrating the Statue of Liberty, gives them a lot of power and a voice in the class.
Register: Tuesdays 5:00 Thursdays 5:15
Intermediate Karate (8-12 years)
At this level, with some practice under their belt, students know that the rules are in place to protect them. Respect has taught them caution. Participants understand eye-contact as a method of communication. At this level, students will continue to practice sparring and the benefits of self-defense.
Register: Thursdays 6:00
Spring Registration is now open!
Kiddie Karate (3-5 years)
Toddler-age children will benefit from exciting experiences with peers, while encouraging motor skill coordination, concentration, and self-confidence as they are introduced to the character and fundamentals of karate, students can begin to earn stripes and different color belts and practice goal-setting and obtainment. Uniforms can be purchased on the first day of class from their instructor.
Register: Tuesdays 4:30 Tuesdays 5:15
Beginner Karate (6-8 years)
Beginner Karate focuses on rule-play and trusting that three basic rules will ensure a safe martial arts experience! Children will learn the most basic dojo (training hall) etiquette: how to bow and how to listen with their eyes. Attentive practice will keep students aware of their surroundings and fellow students as they begin to learn the basics of sparring in relation to defending themselves. Raising their hand to speak, or demonstrating the Statue of Liberty, gives them a lot of power and a voice in the class.
Register: Tuesdays 6:00 Thursdays 6:00
Intermediate Karate (8-12 years)
At this level, with some practice under their belt, students know that the rules are in place to protect them. Respect has taught them caution. Participants understand eye-contact as a method of communication. At this level, students will continue to practice sparring and the benefits of self-defense.
Register: Tuesdays 6:45 Thursdays 6:45
Questions?
Contact our Program Manager, Jamie Kelly jkelly@hillhouseboston.org or by calling 617-227-5838 ex. 110
