Karate for adults, in the middle of town
Our Mineola adult class is for students 18 and over at 130 W. Broad St, in the same building where our Mineola kids and teens classes meet. Traditional karate, taught by black belt instructors: stances, blocks, strikes, kicks, forms, partner work and practical self-defense, with belt and stripe tests marking progress.
Most adults arrive with the same worry — that everyone else in the room will be better than them, or younger than them, or both. On any given evening that is not true. This class is built for the person who has not done anything physical in a decade and the person who wants to be pushed, and both start with the same basics, because the basics are the thing that never stops being worth practising.
No prior experience is required and no fitness level is required. The first class is a bow-in and basics, not a test, and you are not asked to arrive already able to do anything. What you are asked to do is show up and try the technique as it is given to you, which is the whole skill for the first several months.
The building is also where our Mineola after-school program runs for Mineola schools in the afternoon. Adults who are parents here often train on the same trip as the child — one address on W. Broad St, one trip out of the house instead of two.
