KIDS MARTIAL ARTS IN DUNDEE

HELPING KIDS STAY ON TASK, IN SCHOOL AND AT HOME
Through structured classes and clear expectations, martial arts teaches children how to listen, follow instructions, and stay mentally engaged. These focus skills often carry over into better behaviour and performance in everyday life.
WATCH YOUR CHILD GROW MORE SURE OF THEMSELVES WITH EVERY CLASS
As kids learn new techniques, overcome challenges, and earn new belts, they build real confidence. Martial arts encourages a "can-do" mindset that helps them believe in themselves, both on and off the mat.


EMPOWERING CHILDREN TO STAND TALL, STAY CALM, AND STAY SAFE
Martial arts gives kids practical self-defence skills while also teaching them how to avoid conflict, handle pressure, and make smart choices when it matters most.
HEAR FROM OUR STUDENTS
Real stories from our Dundee martial arts family - their journey, growth, and success.
WHAT THEY'LL LEARN
Explore the skills and techniques kids learn at Dragon Spirit Martial Arts.
KICKING AND STRIKING
SELF-DEFENCE TECHNIQUES
TRADITIONAL FORMS
WEAPONS TRAINING
WHAT CAN OUR CLASSES HELP YOUR CHILD WITH?
We're not just teaching kids how to kick and block, we're helping them build skills that last a lifetime.
LISTENING SKILLS
Your child learns how to follow instructions and stay on task.
CONFIDENCE
With every belt earned, your child sees what they're capable of.
PERSEVERANCE
Martial arts teaches that progress takes time and a positive attitude.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
WHAT AGE CAN MY CHILD START?
Our kids classes are suitable for ages 7-12. No previous martial arts experience is needed.
What should my child wear for their first class?
Comfortable gym clothes are perfect for a trial. There's no need to buy any a uniform or equipment beforehand.
What if my child is shy?
That's completely normal. We'll help them settle in and introduce them into the class at their own pace. Our students are very friendly and welcoming.
CAN PARENTS WATCH?
Absolutely. Parents are welcome to watch classes, especially when their child is new. It can be reassuring to see how the class works and how your child settles in, although there's no pressure to stay and watch every session.
How does my child progress?
Students work through a structured syllabus and can take part in gradings as they develop the required skills, knowledge, and ability.