In self-defense classes you'll learn to protect yourself from strangers who want to attack you and friends who suddenly think you're the kind of friends who hug. Don't hug with this Groupon.
Choose from Three Options
$49 for a Pre-K martial arts class package (a $170 total value)
- One month of unlimited Pre-K martial arts classes for ages 3–6 (a $135 value)
- One private lesson (a $35 value)
$49 for a youth martial arts class package (a $195 total value)
- One month of unlimited youth martial arts classes for ages 7–12 (a $160 value)
- One private lesson (a $35 value)
$49 for an adult martial arts class package (a $210 total value)
- One month of unlimited adult martial arts classes for ages 13 and up (a $175 value)
- One private lesson (a $35 value)
During Pre-K and youth classes, instructors teach lessons based on martial arts movements but also ones focused on self-confidence, respect, and the proper responses to threats and bullying. Adult classes demonstrate the techniques of the Counterpoint Tactical System, or CTS. This survival-based discipline covers armed and unarmed self-defense movements, teaching students how to subdue an attacker with forceful strikes, locks, and throws. Click here for a class schedule.
Haastyle Martial Arts Academy
At Haastyle Martial Arts Academy, instructors focus on teaching their students safety and proper technique, while maintaining a positive, non-competitive environment. Their style of choice is the Counterpoint Tactical System—a discipline with roots in Filipino martial arts that covers armed and unarmed training, as well as kickboxing, grappling, and ground fighting. By demonstrating focused strikes, locks, and throws, the black belts on staff enable students to carry their lessons over from the classroom to the real world.
The academy offers sessions for students as young as 3 years old, among them are junior and adult programs that include a fitness element, channeling the resistance of bodyweight to tone muscle. As they progress through different class levels, students learn to fight with sticks and other weapons in addition to their fists and their pointiest elbow. The curriculum even includes a Doce Pares stick-fighting program, which draws from other styles such as Aikido and Judo.
