Level 10 Martial Arts College

Level 10 Martial Arts College offers the Little Ninja Program for ages 3 to 6, Kid’s Martial Arts for ages 7 to 12, Teen’s Martial Arts, and Adult Martial Arts. The Little Ninja Program is described as supportive, educational, and fun martial arts classes for young children. Kid’s Martial Arts is described as giving kids personal success, confidence, discipline, and self-defense.

Programs

• Little Ninja Program — 3-6 · Supportive, educational, and fun martial arts classes for young children.
• Kid’s Martial Arts — 7-12 · Designed to give kids personal success, confidence, discipline, and self-defense.
• Teen’s Martial Arts
• Adult Martial Arts — Martial arts classes are fun, empowering, and provide a great workout for adults.

At a glance

• Ages: 3–18 years old
• Facility hours: Monday 03:00 PM – 08:30 PM; Tuesday 03:00 PM – 08:30 PM; Wednesday 03:00 PM – 08:30 PM; Thursday 04:00 PM – 08:30 PM; Friday Closed; Saturday 08:30 AM – 11:00 AM; Sunday Closed

About the provider

Level 10 Martial Arts College has provided martial arts instruction in Indianapolis, Indiana, for over 30 years. Its mission is to offer students of all ages the best possible training in a positive, professional, safe, and challenging learning environment. The program has a 5.0 rating and serves Indianapolis, Southport, Beech Grove, and Greenwood.

What families say

“Our boys have been going here for almost 3 years. Master Theros and Mrs. Theros have a genuine interest in their training as well as the instructors. They are top notch. Our boys have gained self confidence, discipline and self defense lessons they would not have had otherwise. We look forward to watching them grow on their journey to earning their black belt.” — Kellie Duracz Vaughan

“Level 10 changed my son's life. When my son was younger he was well-behaved and a good student. However, he was shy and unsure of himself. I was hoping to find a physical activity where he could be more active and also form friendships. My hopes were exceeded ten times over! He is now confident, outgoing, motivated, and a leader in whatever he does.” — Craig Purdum

Last updated September 4, 2026.