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World Class Martial Arts offers Karate for Kids, ATA Tigers, Children's Classes, and the ATA Legacy Program, along with training in forms, sparring, basic weapon training, fitness, Krav Maga, MMA, and Krav Maga & Self-Defense. The program also offers Self-Defense Classes, a Leadership Program, and Workshops & Seminars.
• Ages: 3–17 years old
• Schedule: Class options Monday–Friday afternoons and evenings, and Saturday mornings (within Monday–Friday 2:00 PM–8:00 PM and Saturday 8:00 AM–1:00 PM)
World Class Martial Arts was opened in 1997. Chief Master Ken Church is the founder of World Class Martial Arts and is listed as part of the leadership team. The organization states a commitment to the community in San Diego, Henderson, and Las Vegas to create an enjoyable environment for students to improve their fitness while building confidence they can carry into their everyday lives.
The program notes that anyone can begin martial arts at any age and any fitness level, and that it offers both Children's Programs and Adult Programs, with Children's Classes for ages 3–17. The ATA Tigers program is identified for ages 3–7 years, and the ATA Legacy Program is described as the top level of training the ATA has to offer. The Leadership Program includes up to 3 classes per week. Workshops & Seminars are available for all ages, and Krav Maga & Self-Defense offerings are included. The program places personal development at the core of the training and focuses on teaching life skills like confidence, discipline, and focus.
Families are invited to try a class for free, and a free uniform is offered when beginning martial arts via a web offer, with instructions to pick up the child’s free uniform and begin martial arts. One testimonial notes training with Master Ken Church and Trish Church for 10 years, and mentions many high rank black belts and world and national champions of all ages, from kids to adults. Another testimonial describes a family training there for 5 years, with both children and parents participating, and mentions learning martial arts and self-defense, as well as friendly and encouraging families and instructors.
Last updated July 2, 2026.
• Ages: 3–17 years old
• Schedule: Class options Monday–Friday afternoons and evenings, and Saturday mornings (within Monday–Friday 2:00 PM–8:00 PM and Saturday 8:00 AM–1:00 PM)
World Class Martial Arts was opened in 1997. Chief Master Ken Church is the founder of World Class Martial Arts and is listed as part of the leadership team. The organization states a commitment to the community in San Diego, Henderson, and Las Vegas to create an enjoyable environment for students to improve their fitness while building confidence they can carry into their everyday lives.
The program notes that anyone can begin martial arts at any age and any fitness level, and that it offers both Children's Programs and Adult Programs, with Children's Classes for ages 3–17. The ATA Tigers program is identified for ages 3–7 years, and the ATA Legacy Program is described as the top level of training the ATA has to offer. The Leadership Program includes up to 3 classes per week. Workshops & Seminars are available for all ages, and Krav Maga & Self-Defense offerings are included. The program places personal development at the core of the training and focuses on teaching life skills like confidence, discipline, and focus.
Families are invited to try a class for free, and a free uniform is offered when beginning martial arts via a web offer, with instructions to pick up the child’s free uniform and begin martial arts. One testimonial notes training with Master Ken Church and Trish Church for 10 years, and mentions many high rank black belts and world and national champions of all ages, from kids to adults. Another testimonial describes a family training there for 5 years, with both children and parents participating, and mentions learning martial arts and self-defense, as well as friendly and encouraging families and instructors.
Last updated July 2, 2026.
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