Teens Karate, ages 13 to 17.
“And if you quit, it's over forever. But if you keep going, it'll never be over.” Braydon, who started here at 4
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From white belt to black belt.
Braydon was a blue belt with no stripes when he thought about quitting. A decade in, he is a confident teen leader.
Most students take five to seven years of steady training to test for shodan.
Sixteen is not too late. Jacob started then.
Jacob started in the summer of 2024, at 16, with encouragement from his dad. As a yellow belt he found discipline and strength, and his training now feeds his film, animation and art. Tanvi joined at nine to feel stronger, and now speaks up at school.
- Strength, self-defense skills and mental toughness, in traditional Goju Ryu.
- The PCAMA REP Team, led by Senpai Jakub Olejnik, 2025 Black Belt Face-Off Champion, coaches advanced students in competition strategy and leadership.
“Since I started at the Academy I have grown immensely in my strength, discipline, and focus. The academy is a wonderful safe space for me to learn karate because of the unconditional support from my senseis.”
