No. Family Karate is beginner-friendly and designed for all levels.
Family Karate in Barrington, IL: Train Together, Grow Together
Build Confidence, Discipline, and Connection as a Family
Our Family Karate program in Barrington, IL is designed for parents and children to train side by side. Families learn Shotokan Karate fundamentals while gaining confidence, discipline, and self-defense skills—all in a positive, encouraging environment.
Key Benefits of Family Karate
Quality Family Time
Share meaningful experiences and build stronger bonds.
Healthy Habits
Improve fitness, balance, and coordination together.
Confidence for All Ages
Both kids and adults learn skills that carry into daily life.
Respect & Discipline
Reinforce values that strengthen family dynamics.
Safe, Fun Environment
Supportive instructors who keep training age-appropriate and enjoyable.
Program Details & Structure
At The Garden Dojo, Family Karate classes are structured to include:
Group Warm-Ups & Conditioning
Get moving and build fitness as a team.
Fundamental Karate Skills
Stances, blocks, strikes, and kicks adapted for kids and adults.
Partner Drills
Practice together in a safe, cooperative way.
Life Lessons
Respect, perseverance, and self-discipline woven into every class.
What Families Are Saying
“Training together has been amazing for us. My kids love that we’re learning side by side, and I’ve noticed more confidence at home and school.”
Jessica R., Barrington
“Family Karate at The Garden Dojo is the highlight of our week. It’s fitness, fun, and life lessons rolled into one.”
David L., Lake Zurich
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, kids as young as 6 can join Family Karate. For ages 4–6, we recommend our Lil’ Sprouts Karate.
Comfortable athletic clothing is fine to start. Uniforms (Gi) are available through the dojo.
No. Memberships are flexible with no annual contracts.
Absolutely! Families of all sizes are welcome to participate together.
Take the First Step Together
Strengthen your family from the inside out—physically, mentally, and emotionally—through karate.
