Build Confidence, Discipline, and Real Self-Defense in Agoura Hills
Join Respect Martial Arts to improve your fitness, learn self-defense, and gain confidence.


Respect Martial Arts has 30+ years of experience teaching people of all ages to reach their potential. Our self-defense system combines traditional and modern martial arts to create a comprehensive approach to personal safety. From young children to adults, we offer classes that cater to all skill levels and ages, starting from 3 years old.
Join our community of like-minded individuals who are dedicated to improving their well-being and becoming the best version of themselves. Discover the life-changing advantages of practicing martial arts. It will not only improve your physical skills but also strengthen your mental endurance and resilience.
What We Offer
At Respect Martial Arts Academy, we provide a variety of classes for everyone. From ages 3 to 16 and beyond, we help you learn martial arts, improve fitness, and build confidence in a supportive environment. Our experienced instructors are here to guide you on your journey to becoming the best you.

Pre-karate (Ages 3-6)
This fun class introduces young kids to the basics of karate, focusing on coordination and listening skills.

Youth Karate & Kickboxing (Ages 7-12)
These classes are perfect for kids to learn karate and kickboxing techniques while building strength and discipline.

Karate & Kickboxing (Ages 13 and Up)
For teens and adults, our karate and kickboxing classes enhance fitness and self-defense skills.

Fitness Kickboxing (Ages 16 and Up)
This energizing class combines kickboxing with fitness training, perfect for those looking to get in shape.

Kids Fitness Kickboxing (Ages 7-15)
A fun and active class that helps kids improve their fitness through kickboxing moves.

Parent and Me Karate (Ages 3-4)
This class is designed for young children and their parents to learn karate basics together, fostering bonding and fun.



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