Colorado Martial Arts Academy

Colorado Martial Arts Academy offers Little Ninja’s classes for ages 4 to 6, Martial Arts Classes for ages 7 to 11, and programs for teens and adults. The facts also list a Kids Martial Arts program, an Adult/Teens Martial Arts program that uses Karate, Character In Action, and Project Based Leadership Training.

Programs

• Little Ninja’s classes — Ages 4 to 6
• Martial Arts Classes — Ages 7 to 11 · The page says these classes help improve coordination, focus, listening skills, determination, confidence, and self-discipline.
• Teens & Adults — Teens & Adults
• Kids Martial Arts program — The page says this program helps children develop physically and emotionally, with skills like focus, conflict-resolution, self-discipline, respect, and goal-setting.
• Adult/Teens Martial Arts program — The page says this program uses Karate to help improve fitness, reduce stress, build muscle, gain confidence, and learn self-defense.
• Character In Action (Character Development Program) — A character development program appropriate for all students; part of regular training requirements.
• Project Based Leadership Training (PBLT) — Students participate in projects that have a positive impact on their community and complete community service 1-2 times a year.

At a glance

• Ages: 4–18 years old

About the provider

Character In Action is a character development program for all students and is part of regular training requirements. The program includes tasks and challenges such as making your bed, daily meditation and journal writing for 5 minutes, no electronics except for school and work purposes, and doing what is asked the first time. Project Based Leadership Training includes projects with a positive impact on the community, and Black Belt Candidates are required to complete a Community Service project as part of testing requirements.

Black Belt Candidates are required to complete a Community Service project as part of their testing requirements. The Character In Action program includes tasks/challenges such as making your bed, mindfulness (daily meditation and journal writing for 5 minutes), no electronics except for school and work purposes, and doing what is asked of you the first time.

What families say

“Since joining a year ago, our son has not only improved his athletic abilities significantly, he has also learned a lot about discipline and the culture of traditional martial arts. It reflects in his martial arts skill and behavior in class, as well as with his life outside of the class. I can't recommend this school enough.” — Jesse Bernal

Last updated August 21, 2026.