PKSA Karate Ann Arbor North

PKSA Karate Ann Arbor North offers Little Ninjas for ages 4-6, with classes on Tuesdays from 5:50-6:20pm and Thursdays from 5:15-5:45pm. It also offers Family Karate for ages 7 and up, with traditional martial arts classes blended with life skills and self defense, plus Adult Karate for ages 18 and up.

Programs

• Little Ninjas — 4-6 years old · Tuesdays 5:50-6:20pm; Thursdays 5:15-5:45pm · Introductory martial arts skills for younger children; may attend once or twice per week.
• Family Karate — 7+ · Mondays 5:30-6pm; Tuesdays 5:15-5:45pm; Thursdays 5:50-6:20pm; most Saturdays 11:30am-12:30pm · Traditional martial arts classes blended with life skills and self defense; parents may train with children if they like, but it is not required. Students should attend at least 2x per week.
• Adult Karate — 18+ · Mondays and Wednesdays 7:45-8:30pm · Traditional martial arts classes for adults; adults may also attend family classes.
• A2 Rec & Ed Intro and Fitness Classes
• Rec & Ed Little Ninjas Intro Course — 4-6 years old · Fridays 5:15-5:45pm · $75 · 6 classes; responsible adult must remain in attendance.
• Rec & Ed Kids Power Intro Course — 7-12 · Fridays 6-6:45pm · $85 · 6 classes; parents may participate if they wish; responsible adult must remain in attendance.
• Adult Beginner Karate — 18+ · Wednesdays 7:45-8:30pm · $89 · 8 classes; adults of all ages welcome.
• Adult Self Defense — Sundays 1-2pm · $75 · 6 classes; no experience is needed.
• Cardio Kickboxing — Fridays 7-7:45pm · $95 · 8 classes.

At a glance

• Ages: 4–18 years old
• Price range: $75–$95
• Current session: Fall 2026 Session (Sep 20–Nov 8, 2026); Fall 2026 Session (Sep 18–Nov 20, 2026)
• General schedule: Open enrollment; programs run year-round.
• Facility hours: Monday-Friday 5:00pm-8:30pm; most Saturdays 9:00am-12:30pm

About the provider

The program has been around since February 2000 and has served the Ann Arbor community for over 15 years. Its mission is to train and inspire people of all ages and to help students build confidence, discipline, self-esteem, leadership skills, focus, teamwork skills, and improved fitness while learning to defend themselves. It also participates in several fundraising and charity events every year, including the Turkey Brigade, which provides Thanksgiving meals to hundreds of needy families each year.

Potential students may try a free first class; Little Ninjas and some classes require a responsible adult to remain in attendance; parents may participate in some youth classes if they wish; students should attend at least 2x per week for Family Karate and Adult Karate.

What families say

“My 2 older kids have been attending PKSA for 7 years now and the youngest just joined at this new location. The owners are extremely friendly and accommodating to your needs. I highly recommend PKSA North for anyone looking for a martial arts center!” — Jul 7, 2021

“Great teachers, Great program. We enjoy the zoom classes from home so that my student doesn't have to risk in person contact. He's been able to continue with the program through these months of COVID.” — Kathleen Zarske

Last updated October 27, 2026.