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Weekly classes are held every Monday & Thursday evening at the Union Grove Municipal Building. Tai Chi* (ages 13+) - 8:00 am - 8:45 am Intro to Karate* (ages 4-7) - 4:15 pm - 4:45 pm Youth Karate (ages 8 - 12) - 5:00 pm - 5:50 pm Adult Karate (ages 13+) - 6:00 pm - 6:50 pm *Tai Chi and Intro to Karate will launch March 10, 2025
Intro to Karate Classes - The uniform is black athletic type pants and a Narrowpath T-shirt, which can be purchased at class for $20.
Youth & Adult Karate Classes - Narrowpath Martial Arts requires students to wear a Gi/uniform, which must include the Narrowpath and American flag patches. We ask that new students (less than three classes) that have not yet purchased a Gi/uniform wear appropriate work out attire. Tai Chi - You are asked to wear comfortable shoes and workout attire.
You can order T-shirts, long sleeve shirts, hoodies, etc. at any time through our Bonfire link here: https://www.bonfire.com/narrowpath
Sparring gear or other equipment can be ordered directly through Angela.
A rotating curriculum is a structured way of teaching where different skills, techniques, or topics are introduced in a repeating cycle rather than covering everything at once. This approach allows students to join at any time without feeling behind since they will eventually cycle through all necessary material.
In martial arts, a rotating curriculum often means that classes focus on specific techniques or concepts for a set period (we do quarterly), then rotate to another area of training. Over time, students experience a well-rounded education in various skills, including strikes, forms, self-defense, and sparring.
At Narrowpath Martial Arts, we use a rotating curriculum that blends techniques from multiple martial arts styles, with Kenpo Karate as our base. This ensures students build strong fundamentals while also being exposed to a variety of practical self-defense methods.
Testing dates are scheduled quarterly. Sensei Elliott will recommend testing to individual students when all required skills have been learned. At the beginning of each quarter students will receive a list of required techniques and katas that need to be memorized and performed for rank advancement.
