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jiu jitsu · Greenacres
Senjutsu Martial Arts /Jiu jitsu /Muay Thai
Senjutsu teaches jiu jitsu, muay thai, kickboxing, and wrestling to kids and adults in a no-contract setup. The instructors combine striking and grappling into practical self-defense skills, drawing on over 40 years of combat-tested techniques. Their kids program emphasizes character building alongside hand-to-hand combat, grounding everything in respect, discipline, honor, and hard work. Your kid starts with a free trial class to see if it clicks. The program works for complete beginners through experienced students, and you'll notice shifts in focus and confidence pretty quickly. Most families appreciate that there's no long-term commitment and no pressure to buy multiple uniforms or test for belts.
Trial available★ 5.0 (347)Visit site →
baseball · Jupiter
Gradum Gswing
Data-driven batting instruction that uses video analysis and biomechanics to break down swing mechanics, tracking metrics like exit velocity and hard-hit percentage. Coaches create personalized development plans based on detailed assessments and provide MLB player comparison videos to show kids exactly what adjustments will boost their power. Program serves baseball and softball players from 8U through high school, with coaches who focus on translating cage improvements to actual game performance. Your kid gets a free swing assessment first, then follows a structured plan with progress tracking every fourth session and online booking that works around travel ball schedules.
Trial availableFree★ 5.0 (171)Visit site →
karate · Greenacres
Champions Karate - 🤩🙌🔥
Karate and mixed martial arts classes taught by instructors Christian and Derek, who focus on technique alongside discipline and respect. Kids build confidence and self-regulation while learning in an environment that keeps them engaged and having fun rather than intimidated. Good for kids starting out or continuing their martial arts training. Your kid will work on focus, listening skills, and character development alongside physical techniques. Reviewers mention kids who were hesitant about martial arts elsewhere found Champions worth going to every week.
★ 5.0 (142)Visit site →
jiu jitsu · Riviera Beach
Florida Kickboxing Academy
Kids ages 3 to 15 learn Muay Thai, jiu jitsu, and mixed martial arts at Florida Kickboxing Academy, trained by Asa Ten Pow, a top-ranked Muay Thai fighter. Classes focus on striking fundamentals, coordination, and building discipline through hands-on coaching that adjusts to each kid's level. Your kid gets introduced to the basics in beginner classes or can jump into private lessons tailored to their goals. An intro class lets you see the facility and meet the coaches before committing. Parents consistently mention how much their kids gain in focus, self-control, and confidence here.
Trial available★ 5.0 (132)Visit site →
Riviera Beach
Smash & Grab (Rage Room)
A rage room where kids and teens can safely smash plates, electronics, and furniture with hammers and bats. James, the owner, runs safety briefings and provides all protective gear while kids destroy everything from TVs to glass bottles in themed rooms. Perfect for teen birthday parties or kids who need to blow off steam after school stress. Parents say their 14-year-olds had a blast, and the experience works for ages from toddlers breaking glasses up to teens tackling bigger items. James handles same-day bookings and offers different package sizes based on what your kid wants to demolish.
★ 5.0 (131)Visit site →
creative movement · Wellington
Fred Astaire Dance Studios
Ballroom dance lessons covering waltz, foxtrot, tango, cha-cha, salsa, swing and more, taught through a mix of private lessons, group classes and practice parties. Fred Astaire Wellington serves wedding couples, social dancers, and competitive dancers with certified instructors who focus on building confidence quickly. Good for kids as young as 4 through adults of all ages and experience levels. One review mentions competitive ballroom training for children. Your first visit starts with a complimentary consultation to discuss goals, and you can expect to feel more confident dancing by the end of your first lesson.
Free★ 5.0 (120)Visit site →
piano · North Palm Beach
North Palm Youth Symphony
String orchestra instruction through six leveled ensembles, where kids learn violin, viola, cello, or bass during weekly rehearsals rather than separate lessons. Victor Fernandez leads with an El Sistema-inspired approach that integrates technique training directly into ensemble playing. Takes beginners through advanced players, with students progressing between skill-based groups as they develop. Kids perform multiple times per year at venues like the Norton Museum and Benjamin High School. Rehearsals happen at Anchorage Park Activities building or North Palm Beach Country Club, creating both rigorous training and a supportive community atmosphere.
★ 5.0 (111)Visit site →
jiu jitsu · West Palm Beach
Silver Fox Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu - 561
Brazilian jiu-jitsu classes for all skill levels, including complete beginners with no martial arts background. Professor Enrique runs a technical program focused on fundamentals, with instructors who adjust their pace based on each student's experience level. Kids can start with zero experience and work with training partners who prioritize safety and learning. The gym offers trial classes so your kid can get a feel for the sport. Clean facility with spacious mats and a welcoming atmosphere for ages ranging from teenagers through adults.
★ 5.0 (111)Visit site →
jiu jitsu · Jupiter
Brazilian Top Team - Jupiter
Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu classes here run from ages 4 through adults, with separate tracks for little kids, juniors, and teens. Gabriel Procopio Fonseca, a black belt with decades of competition experience, leads instruction focused on technique and fundamentals. The vibe parents mention repeatedly is family-oriented, with people coming back because they've built actual friendships alongside learning the sport. Your kid starts with a free trial class to see if they click with it. The Lil Champs group (ages 4-6) keeps things playful while building coordination and respect. Older kids progress through more advanced techniques and competition prep. Adults of any level train alongside the younger groups, so families genuinely train together here rather than dropping kids off.
Trial availableFree★ 5.0 (108)Visit site →
mixed martial arts · West Palm Beach
Allstar Martial Arts Academy West Palm Beach
Mixed martial arts classes here run from toddlers through adults, with separate programs for little ones just building gross motor skills, elementary kids learning self-defense and focus, teens getting off screens, and grown-ups crushing fitness goals. The vibe is genuinely family-oriented rather than intense or competitive, and parents consistently mention how the instructors encourage shy kids to open up while keeping classes fun and structured. Your kid can start as young as 18 months in the Little Cubs program or jump in at any age. First visits feel welcoming, and kids work through belt levels at their own pace. Allstar runs locations in both Wellington and West Palm Beach, plus they offer birthday parties and summer camps if your family wants to dive deeper.
★ 5.0 (101)Visit site →
karate · Palm Beach Gardens
Team X-Treme Martial Arts Academy
Karate classes run from the Lil' Champions program for 4- to 6-year-olds through kids' karate and into teen and adult levels. Dennis Emond's academy focuses on building concentration, discipline, and anti-bully skills alongside the actual techniques. Parents notice real shifts in how their kids carry themselves and treat others. This works for any skill level or fitness background. Your kid starts with fundamentals and progresses through a belt system. Arrive 10 to 15 minutes early, bring safety gear once you're past the basics, and expect a structured class where instructors keep things fun while holding kids accountable.
★ 5.0 (101)Visit site →
jiu jitsu · Lake Park
American Top Team Palm Beach Gardens
Jiu jitsu, muay thai, wrestling, and mixed martial arts classes fill the schedule here, with separate tracks for kids and teens/adults. Instructors tailor training to build self-defense skills alongside focus and discipline. Your kid will notice changes in their ability to concentrate and follow through, both in class and at school. Kids start as young as 3, and there's room for all skill levels. A free trial class lets your kid experience the gym and meet the coaches before committing. Parents report their children genuinely look forward to training and develop real confidence over time.
Trial availableFree★ 5.0 (97)Visit site →
ceramics · Boynton Beach
ArtSea Living- Art & Pottery Studio
Kids can hand-build pottery and work with mixed media at this little studio in Boynton Beach. The owner walks your kid through each step, offering design suggestions and technical help without taking over. Reviews mention families with kids as young as three getting comfortable fast, and the vibe is relaxed enough that parents often end up creating alongside their children. Drop in whenever works for your schedule. You'll find glazing stations already set up with tons of color choices, plus unfinished pieces ready to paint. First-timers leave with something fired and finished, which keeps kids genuinely excited to come back.
★ 5.0 (95)Visit site →
karate · West Palm Beach
Palm Beach Karate School
Karate classes here start at age 5, with instructors who compete or have competed at national and international levels. Kids work on self-defense, physical fitness, and discipline in a structured environment that parents say builds focus and confidence. The school regularly sends students to competitions, and there's a close-knit community feel with occasional events outside class. Your kid can try a free class to start. This works whether you want serious competition training or just want your child to gain coordination and respect. Families tend to stay for years because instructors know how to work with kids and create that family atmosphere parents appreciate.
Trial availableFree★ 5.0 (91)Visit site →
mixed martial arts · Tequesta
Jupiter Muay Thai Kickboxing & MMA Academy
Coach George teaches Muay Thai and kickboxing to kids and adults, building real technique from the ground up. He structures each session to challenge your kid while meeting them where they are, focusing on confidence and resilience alongside the sport itself. Jupiter Muay Thai works for kids brand new to martial arts or those seeking serious training. Your kid will find a clean, professional gym where expectations run high and character development matters as much as skill. Start with a session to see if the intensity and focus feel like the right fit.
★ 5.0 (89)Visit site →
mixed martial arts · Boynton Beach
Boynton Beach Martial Arts Academy
Jeet Kune Do and Hapkido classes teach practical self-defense using the R.A.T. System, a reality-based curriculum developed for Navy SEAL Team 6. Grandmaster Pedro Rodriguez runs the academy and focuses on techniques that work regardless of size or strength, steering clear of sport-based martial arts toward actual survival skills. Kids of all ages and skill levels train here, whether they're starting from scratch or building on existing experience. Rodriguez adapts his teaching to how each kid learns best and emphasizes the mental and physical sides of the discipline equally. A free intro lesson gets your kid started.
Trial availableFree★ 5.0 (86)Visit site →
jiu jitsu · West Palm Beach
Rogue Wave Martial Arts
Jiu jitsu classes use a no-gi approach that breaks down every position and transition step by step, welcoming all experience levels from day one. Coach Ryan Conforti leads instruction focused on building real skills for mixed martial arts while developing discipline and confidence both on and off the mats. The gym hosts monthly seminars with elite competitors and UFC fighters, so your kid trains alongside serious athletes. Kids jiu jitsu works for beginners and experienced competitors alike. Rogue Wave has built one of the strongest jiu jitsu communities in West Palm Beach, where training partners support each other's progress regardless of skill level. The environment is laid back but focused on learning and personal growth.
Free★ 5.0 (80)Visit site →
krav maga · Palm Beach Gardens
Hwang's Martial Arts
Krav maga, taekwondo, and jiu jitsu classes run by instructors who know how to balance skill-building with real encouragement. Master Christina and her team adjust their teaching based on each kid's level and comfort, whether your kid is brand new or working toward a black belt. Kids as young as seven start here and stick around for years. Your kid will leave each class with a solid workout and actual techniques they can use. Expect an environment where asking questions feels safe and kids genuinely look forward to coming back.
★ 5.0 (72)Visit site →
jiu jitsu · West Palm Beach
Gracie Barra Lake Park | Flórida
Brazilian jiu-jitsu classes split by age group, starting with Tiny Champions for kids 3-6 who learn basic movements through play, then Little Champions for 7-10 building fundamentals and discipline, and Juniors for 11-15 adding self-defense and fitness. Head Coach Bernardo trained at Gracie Barra headquarters in Rio and brings fifteen years of experience to a program known for strong community feel. Your kid can start with a trial class to see how they fit. Tiny Champions focuses on coordination and listening skills in a playful setup, while older kids progress through technique work and builds self-confidence alongside practical skills. The academy feels like a family rather than just a gym, which shows in how quickly visiting kids feel at home.
Trial available★ 5.0 (64)Visit site →
mixed martial arts · Lake Worth Beach
Elevate Martial Arts
Mixed martial arts classes teach kids striking, grappling, and self-defense fundamentals through games and structured drills. Elevate's instructors run engaging classes with a community feel, hosting extra events like parent nights and tournament prep sessions that make it feel less like a studio and more like a team. Your kids start wherever they are, whether they're brand new or have some experience. Many kids who arrive hesitant get hooked by class three. You'll see progress quickly in strength and confidence, and the atmosphere stays fun rather than intimidating.
★ 5.0 (60)Visit site →