YOUR FIRST VISIT

Before your
first class.

A few practical things to help you prepare.
No karate vocabulary required.

BEFORE YOU ARRIVE

Less guessing.
More getting ready.

Once the class details are confirmed, use this guide to plan a first visit for yourself or your child.

A quick note

Bookings are not open yet. Check the final joining instructions before attending or buying a uniform.

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YOUR FIRST-CLASS CHECKLIST0 of 5 ready

Check the class detailsConfirm the date, time, venue, age group and price before making plans.Ask about what to wearCheck clothing and uniform guidance before buying any equipment.Pack a water bottleBring water and follow the venue’s guidance on drinks in the training space.Plan the journeyCheck the confirmed address, arrival time and any access information.Make a note of questionsAsk about the class format, supervision or adjustments you may need.

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A FEW USEFUL WORDS

You’ll pick it up.

You don’t need to learn these before joining.
Here are a few words you might hear.

Gi: The uniform worn for karate practice.
Dojo: A place where martial arts are practised.
Kata: A set sequence of karate movements.

FOR PARENTS & CARERS

A little planning
goes a long way.

When enquiries open, these are useful
things to discuss before a child joins.

The right group.

Check the age range, experience level and what the session involves.

Staying or collecting.

Ask about supervision, parent viewing and collection arrangements.

Individual needs.

Discuss any learning, access or other needs so suitable arrangements can be considered.

Before yourfirst class.

Less guessing.More getting ready.

You’ll pick it up.

A little planninggoes a long way.

The right group.

Staying or collecting.

Individual needs.

Before your
first class.

Less guessing.
More getting ready.

A little planning
goes a long way.