Victory Martial Arts

Victory Martial Arts offers a Preschool Program for children ages 3–4, with basic martial arts skills. It also offers a Kids Program for ages 5–12 and a Teens Program for ages 13–17.

Programs

• Preschool Program — 3-4 · Designed for little ones ages 3–4. Focuses on basic martial arts skills to reinforce respect, self-esteem, and discipline.
• Kids Program — 5-12 · Girls and boys ages 5 through 12. Aims to increase confidence, improve focus, meet new friends, get physically fit, and develop a positive self-image.
• Teens Program — 13-17
• Family Adults — Adults
• Warrior Program

At a glance

• Ages: 3–17 years old

About the provider

Since 1993, Victory Martial Arts has been helping people find their personal victory through fitness, family and fun. Its mission is to inspire, educate and help children, families and communities reach their highest potential. The leadership team includes Grand Master Von Schmeling, Founder & President; Mr. Linderman, Director & Chief Instructor; Ms. Dickinson, Program Director; Mr. Ketchum, Assistant Instructor; Mr. Nevarez, Assistant Instructor; Ms. Tran, Assistant Program Director; Ms. Iniguez, Assistant Program Director; and Ms. Gedman, Assistant Program Director.

Safety is emphasized. Students do not have to spar or have physical contact if they do not want to. Beginners are welcome. The page recommends two classes per week at least for the best results. Preschool classes are for children who can participate without help from parents. Kids are grouped by age and belt rank. The school says classes are taught in a supportive group environment.

What families say

“My family is having a great experience and results with Victory, great staff and instructors. They care about the families and well-being of our kids. Elevating our kid's confidence, discipline, self-defense and martial arts techniques.” — Lorenzo M.

“We've been attending classes for a year now and I have seen my daughter grow not only in skill but as a person. I've also watched many other children learn discipline, come out of their shells with newfound self-confidence, and become leaders... I can't recommend them enough.” — C.Z.

“My main concern was the discipline in my child’s life. He was a bit hyper before attending Victory Martial Arts and had a hard time following instructions. Since we’ve been coming to the school, he has made a huge improvement in his behavior and is really enjoying himself.” — T.D.

Last updated September 5, 2026.