Riverview Martial Arts Youth Programs

Riverview Martial Arts Youth Programs offers Youth Martial Arts, Kids Martial Arts, Teen Martial Arts, Lil Dragons for ages 3-5, the Aspire Enrichment Program for K-5, and the Welcome to Martial Arts Package. The program says Youth Martial Arts and Kids Martial Arts promote physical fitness, focus, kindness toward others, and creative expression, while Teen Martial Arts is taught in a nurturing class setting where respect, kindness, and acceptance are part of the peer culture. Lil Dragons is martial art movement for ages 3-5 in an age-appropriate, fun, and safe setting, and the Welcome to Martial Arts Package includes welcome and introductory classes, uniform, patches, and a belt.

Programs

• Youth Martial Arts — Youth · Promotes physical fitness, focus, kindness towards others, and opportunities for creative expression to support positive character development young in life.
• Kids Martial Arts — Kids · Promotes physical fitness, focus, kindness towards others, and opportunities for creative expression to support positive character development young in life.
• Teen Martial Arts — Teens · Offers physical skills taught in a nurturing class setting where respect, kindness and acceptance merge into a supportive peer culture.
• Lil Dragons — 3-5 · Martial art movement for kiddos ages 3-5 in an age appropriate, fun and safe setting.
• Aspire Enrichment Program — K-5 · $157 · Before-school, after-school and during school closures.
• Welcome to Martial Arts Package — $99 · Welcome and introductory classes, approx. 2 weeks. Uniform, patches, and belt included.

At a glance

• Ages: 3–17 years old
• Price range: $99–$157

About the provider

Riverview Martial Arts Youth Programs says it has been operating for over three decades and describes itself as an award-winning program. Its mission is to provide quality programming for youth and their families that embed life-skills, values, and lessons, and to build confident young people with systematic tools for achieving life goals. The program also says it has designed programs for and worked with the U.S. Department of Education, the Maine Department of Education, the Maine Department of Health and Human Services, the Maine Department of Corrections, the Maine Juvenile Justice Advisory Group, 12 Maine school public districts, 22 area public schools, 5 Maine private schools, 8 Maine-based philanthropic non-profit foundations, and 8 Southern and Mid-coast Maine communities.

The school says it focuses on helping youth be their best selves and does not train technical fighters or sport competitors.

What families say

“Mr. Miyagi, meets Mr. Rogers, a Power Ranger and Chuck Norris, and hangs out in a modern and safe Fight Club playground. Trust me, it works…..well!! 2 Thumbs up Ya’all!!” — Richard E.

Last updated September 27, 2026.