Martial Arts programming not offered in Spring/Summer semester
Attend the same class at the same time each week. Additional fees are applicable and registration is required for the following Martial Arts Activities. An Athletics Base Membership is required to register.
Muay Thai - Beginner
Thailand's national sport of Muay Thai is a full contact ring sport in which competitors use fists, feet, elbows & knees to strike their opponents. Training is conducted in a safe & inclusive manner, providing challenges for all ability levels. Participants should be in good physical condition & must have their own hand wraps and mouth guard, with both being available to purchase at Client Services.
Thailand's national sport of Muay Thai is a full contact ring sport in which competitors use fists, feet, elbows & knees to strike their opponents. Training is conducted in a safe & inclusive manner, providing challenges for all ability levels. Participants should be in good physical condition & must have their own hand wraps and mouth guard, with both being available to purchase at Client Services.
This class is advanced in nature and requires previous training in Muay Thai. While taking the beginner class is not mandatory, it is strongly encouraged. Training is conducted in a safe & inclusive manner, providing challenges for those at an intermediate to advanced level. Participants should be in good physical condition & must have their own hand wraps and mouth guard, with both being available to purchase at Client Services.
Jiu-Jitsu is a martial art focusing on grappling including throws, joint locks, and compression techniques. This discipline emphasizes technique and leverage over strength making it an effective means of self-defense for smaller individuals fending off larger aggressors. Classes consist of a warm-up, technical lessons, and practice in roughly equal amounts. No previous martial arts or athletic experience is required; beginners are welcome!
Tae Kwon Do (also known as Taekwondo) is the art of self defense that originated in Korea. It is recognized as one of the oldest forms of martial arts in the world, reaching back over 2,000 years. The name was selected for its appropriate description of the art: Tae (foot), Kwon (hand), Do (art). This course accommodates all skill levels. Grading opportunities are offered at the end of each semester.
