Empire MMA Kids Programs - Kids MMA, Kids Jiu-Jitsu, and Kids Judo

Empire MMA Kids Programs

Kids MMA, Jiu-Jitsu & Judo

Empire MMA kids programs help students build confidence, discipline, respect, focus, fitness, and real martial arts skills. Our youth classes are structured, safe, and designed to help kids grow on and off the mats.

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Confidence

Kids learn to move, train, solve problems, and believe in themselves through consistent practice.

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Discipline

Classes help students build focus, respect, listening skills, and better training habits.

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Real Skills

Students learn practical martial arts through age-appropriate instruction, drilling, and controlled training.

Kids Programs

Choose the Right Program for Your Child

Our kids programs include MMA, Gi Jiu-Jitsu, No-Gi Jiu-Jitsu, and Judo. Each class helps students build skill, confidence, discipline, and respect in a safe team environment.

Kids & Teens

Kids MMA

Kids MMA classes focus on movement, coordination, striking fundamentals, grappling basics, discipline, and safe training habits.

  • Movement and coordination
  • Striking fundamentals
  • Grappling basics
  • Fitness and body control
  • Discipline, respect, and focus
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Kids & Teens

Kids Gi Jiu-Jitsu

Kids Gi Jiu-Jitsu teaches Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu with the gi, focusing on technique, control, escapes, submissions, discipline, and problem solving.

  • Gi grips and control
  • Escapes and defense
  • Basic submissions and positions
  • Problem solving under pressure
  • Respectful partner training
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Kids & Teens

Kids No-Gi Jiu-Jitsu

Kids No-Gi Jiu-Jitsu is fast-paced grappling focused on takedowns, control, movement, escapes, and body awareness.

  • Takedowns and control
  • No-Gi grappling basics
  • Movement and scrambles
  • Escapes and defense
  • Confidence through skill
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Kids & Teens

Kids Judo

Kids Judo classes teach throws, trips, balance, footwork, breakfalls, control, discipline, and respect in a structured training environment.

  • Safe falling and breakfalls
  • Throws, trips, and balance
  • Grip fighting and movement
  • Body control and coordination
  • Discipline, respect, and confidence
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For Parents

A Place Where Kids Can Grow

Martial arts gives kids more than techniques. It teaches them how to listen, work hard, handle challenges, respect others, and build confidence through effort.

Structured Classes

Kids learn in an organized environment with coaching, clear expectations, and age-appropriate instruction.

Safe Training

Classes focus on control, proper technique, respectful partners, and building skill the right way.

Positive Team Culture

Students are encouraged to work hard, support teammates, respect coaches, and keep improving.

What to Expect

First Class Made Simple

New students do not need experience to start. Bring water, wear comfortable athletic clothes, and arrive a few minutes early so we can help your child get settled.

First Class

Your child can start with a beginner-friendly class. Coaches will help them understand what to do.

What to Wear

Comfortable athletic clothes are fine to start. For Gi Jiu-Jitsu or Judo, bring a gi if you have one.

How Classes Work

Classes include warmups, technique, drills, partner work, and controlled training based on age and level.

Why Kids Train

Strong Bodies. Strong Minds.

Kids martial arts helps students build confidence, discipline, fitness, focus, resilience, and real skills. Which is a lot better than another six hours of tablet goblin posture.

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Confidence

Students build belief in themselves by learning skills and overcoming challenges.

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Discipline

Training helps kids practice focus, listening, effort, respect, and consistency.

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Fitness

Classes help build strength, coordination, balance, movement, and conditioning.

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Respect

Students learn how to train with partners, listen to coaches, and support teammates.

Ready to Start?

Check the Schedule and Complete the Minor Waiver

Parents can check the class schedule, choose the right kids program, and complete the minor waiver before their child trains.