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Family Martial Arts Classes and Academies in New Hampshire

8 of the 226 martial arts schools we track in New Hampshire have family martial arts programs. This directory lists martial arts academies offering programs designed for parents and children to train together or at the same time. Schools in this section feature mixed-age classes or concurrent room schedules across disciplines such as Taekwondo, Karate, and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu. Before enrolling, verify whether classes combine all ages on one mat or separate adults and kids into adjacent rooms during shared time slots. Full listings for every city are on the New Hampshire page.

Brookline 1

Souhegan Valley Karate Club Karate / taekwondo

Temporarily Displaced - Please Contact Us for Details, Brookline, NH

+16035056777 Website All Brookline martial arts schools

Hooksett 1

American Dragon Shaolin Kempo Karate / taekwondo

146 Londonderry Tpke, Hooksett, NH 03106

+16036299118 Website All Hooksett martial arts schools

Keene 1

Budds Tae Kwon DO Kids classesKarate / taekwondo

421 Winchester St, Keene, NH 03431-3944

+16033523100 All Keene martial arts schools

Milford 1

Lamy's Black Belt Academy Kids classes

183 Elm St, Milford, NH 03055-4316

+16036726568 Website All Milford martial arts schools

Pelham 1

Family Martial Arts of Pelham Kids classesKarate / taekwondo

122 Bridge St, Pelham, NH 03076-3403

+16036358323 Website All Pelham martial arts schools

Peterborough 1

Championship Martial Arts Peterborough Kids classes

375 Jaffrey Rd, Peterborough, NH 03458-1792

+16036726568 Website

Rye 1

Master Mac Kay's Black Belt Academy

1247 Washington Rd, Rye, NH 03870-2345

+16036574743 Website

Windham 1

Karate International Windham Kids classesKarate / taekwondoMMA

60 Rockingham Rd, Windham, NH 03087-1343

🕒 Monday and Wednesday 3pm

+16038985367 Website All Windham martial arts schools

Family discount structures vary by location: while most academies offer 10% to 25% off monthly tuition for additional family members, contract terms, uniform costs, and testing fees are charged per individual.

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Good to know about family martial arts classes and academies

Can parents and children train in the exact same class?
Yes, schools with designated family classes allow parents and children (typically ages 5 and up) to practice on the mat together. Instructors tailor drills so adults focus on technique and conditioning while children work on fundamentals and discipline. Alternatively, some facilities offer concurrent scheduling where adult and youth classes run simultaneously in separate rooms.

How much does a family martial arts membership cost?
Monthly tuition for a family of three generally ranges from $250 to $450 depending on the region and discipline. Individual student rates average $120 to $180 per month, with second and third family members receiving 15% to 30% discounts. Initial startup costs include mandatory uniforms (gis) costing $45 to $80 per person and one-time registration fees of $30 to $75.

Are belt testing fees charged individually for family members?
Testing fees are charged per student and typically cost $35 to $75 per color belt examination, which occurs every 2 to 4 months. Advanced testing, such as Black Belt evaluations, ranges from $200 to $500 per person. While families often participate in promotion ceremonies together, each member must pass individual curriculum requirements.

How to become a certified yoga instructor?
To become a certified yoga instructor, complete a Registered Yoga School program, usually requiring 200 hours of training covering anatomy, philosophy, and instruction techniques. Afterward, register with an official organization like Yoga Alliance to receive your credential. For guided martial arts and fitness instructor pathways, explore options on MartialArtsAtlas.

Where did brazilian jiu jitsu come from?
Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu originated in Brazil in the early 20th century. It developed from Kodokan Judo ground fighting fundamentals brought to South America by Japanese martial artist Mitsuyo Maeda, which were then adapted by the Gracie family. MartialArtsAtlas helps students find qualified BJJ academies nationwide.