
Preschool
Tiny Tigers
Gross motor skills, personal development, and character, before the school day gets loud. Parents use it to give a little one an edge.
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Parents here found a way to push a child’s focus, respect, and confidence, and the child thinks they came to have fun. One person at a time, on the mat at Suite 440.

$29
Two weeks of unlimited classes. A uniform, a training tee, and a belt included. A $129 value.

Preschool
Gross motor skills, personal development, and character, before the school day gets loud. Parents use it to give a little one an edge.
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Kids
Self-defense first, then the rest of it. Focus, discipline, respect, and a child who starts to carry that into school.
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Teens
The tech alternative that gets a teen moving and gives them people to train with. Confidence comes with the work.
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Adults
Great friends and a real workout. Self-defense and martial arts together, without the gym playlist and the mirror.
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Why this floor
Since we opened, the work has been changing lives one person at a time, through martial arts, education, and coaching. Students and the families who sit along the wall should feel they can walk in.
Martial arts can be for everyone, whatever the age, gender, or experience. Students learn how to protect themselves. The practical approach is also how people here chase a personal goal and get somewhere.

Colleyville members have seen improvements in as little as 7 days.
“Focuses on his overall growth, self-esteem, and positive attitude.”
“They help kids set goals for school and home and reinforce positive behaviors.”
“My children have enjoyed it so much that myself and my parents have also joined.”




We find that our students become more confident to stand up to bullies, and they have more humility and kindness toward others.
We encourage parents to watch. We love it when you get involved, and so do the kids. Even better, join an adult class. If you want a little time to yourself, drop them off, grab a coffee, and come back to a huge smile.
No. People start at very different fitness levels. You get fit by training. A fun workout that gets results is the idea.
The journey to black belt is an individual one. Everyone progresses at a different pace, and there is no judgment for how long it takes. The self-defense is worthwhile. So are the perseverance, commitment, and discipline that come with staying on the path. The instructors will help you toward a black belt, or toward whatever goal you actually came in with.
Wear comfortable clothes you can move in, and bring a water bottle. Most students are grinning by the end of class.
No. Many adults would have described themselves that way before they started. The teaching stays simple. Give it time.