Rising Sun Karate Academy
Rising Sun Karate Academy, 18411 W. Lake Houston Parkway, Ste. 500, Humble, TX 77346
About
Rising Sun Karate Academy offers a wide range of martial arts classes, including Karate, Kids Karate (Little Ranger, Pee Wee, and Juniors), Adult Karate, Muay Thai, Thai boxing, traditional Muay Thai or Thai style kickboxing, boxing, kick boxing, street self defense, grappling, judo, Tae Kwon Do, Jeet Kune Do, and Aikido. Students can also train with weapons such as nunchaku, bo, tonfa, sai, samurai sword, kali sticks, kama, and cane as part of the RSKA style. The program is based in the Toso Kune Do system, which incorporates multiple styles of martial arts, multicultural philosophies, and physical aspects including dynamic kicks, elusive hand techniques, and powerful restraining holds.
• Ages: 4–18 years old
• Schedule: Hours of operation Monday–Thursday 1pm–10pm and Friday 1pm–8pm
• Price: Sign up for a no-cost introductory course and the first month is free; the first class is free for kids and adults
Toso Kune Do at Rising Sun Karate Academy is described as an open system that promotes self-discovery in the martial arts through appreciation and respect of many forms of martial arts, and it is based on teachings from American martial arts masters such as Bruce Lee and Ed Parker. Toso Kune Do is stated to teach skills and lessons that can be used in everyday situations, including staying positive and preparing for success, and it is described as representing a student’s continuous journey toward personal excellence. The academy states that it teaches students to avoid confrontations, to resolve them peacefully when they arise, and also prepares them for the possibility of having to protect themselves if necessary. The culture at Rising Sun Karate Academy is described as upbeat and positive, with positive reinforcement used to motivate students, and the children’s programs are described as seeing higher academic performance, rising confidence levels, and better attitudes through the use of the 3 Laws of Concentration.
The leadership and instructional team includes Kyoshi Samuel L. Sprague, Kyoshi Jordan Kirton, Renshi Caitlin Ellis, Master Sisqo Garcia, Sensei Shane Zarlington, Sensei Andrew Arceneaux, Sensei Shae Ellsworth, Master Ellis, and Sensei Andrew. Toso Kune Do is identified as an eclectic martial art and self-defense method originally developed in the United States by Jason David Frank. The academy notes that it offers classes for all ages and fitness levels and a wide range of programs for adults and kids, and that its programs are internationally recognized and award-winning, with adults reported as reaching fitness goals, breaking addictions, and pushing themselves to new levels. Rising Sun Karate Academy and Rising Sun Karate School state that they serve the Atascocita, Kingwood, Summerwood, Fall Creek, and Humble areas.
Parent and student testimonials describe instructors as patient, knowledgeable, attentive, and engaging with both kids and adults, and mention that staff members are supportive and interested in children’s well-being, life choices, discipline, respect, and responsibilities. Multiple parents report that their children enjoy attending classes, look forward to learning new things, and are gaining confidence, focus, and character, and some families note that both children and adults in the same household participate in classes. Several testimonials mention that the first class or trial was free and led them to enroll, and some parents describe Rising Sun Karate Academy as having a family or community feel and a welcoming environment for shy children.
Last updated July 28, 2026.
• Ages: 4–18 years old
• Schedule: Hours of operation Monday–Thursday 1pm–10pm and Friday 1pm–8pm
• Price: Sign up for a no-cost introductory course and the first month is free; the first class is free for kids and adults
Toso Kune Do at Rising Sun Karate Academy is described as an open system that promotes self-discovery in the martial arts through appreciation and respect of many forms of martial arts, and it is based on teachings from American martial arts masters such as Bruce Lee and Ed Parker. Toso Kune Do is stated to teach skills and lessons that can be used in everyday situations, including staying positive and preparing for success, and it is described as representing a student’s continuous journey toward personal excellence. The academy states that it teaches students to avoid confrontations, to resolve them peacefully when they arise, and also prepares them for the possibility of having to protect themselves if necessary. The culture at Rising Sun Karate Academy is described as upbeat and positive, with positive reinforcement used to motivate students, and the children’s programs are described as seeing higher academic performance, rising confidence levels, and better attitudes through the use of the 3 Laws of Concentration.
The leadership and instructional team includes Kyoshi Samuel L. Sprague, Kyoshi Jordan Kirton, Renshi Caitlin Ellis, Master Sisqo Garcia, Sensei Shane Zarlington, Sensei Andrew Arceneaux, Sensei Shae Ellsworth, Master Ellis, and Sensei Andrew. Toso Kune Do is identified as an eclectic martial art and self-defense method originally developed in the United States by Jason David Frank. The academy notes that it offers classes for all ages and fitness levels and a wide range of programs for adults and kids, and that its programs are internationally recognized and award-winning, with adults reported as reaching fitness goals, breaking addictions, and pushing themselves to new levels. Rising Sun Karate Academy and Rising Sun Karate School state that they serve the Atascocita, Kingwood, Summerwood, Fall Creek, and Humble areas.
Parent and student testimonials describe instructors as patient, knowledgeable, attentive, and engaging with both kids and adults, and mention that staff members are supportive and interested in children’s well-being, life choices, discipline, respect, and responsibilities. Multiple parents report that their children enjoy attending classes, look forward to learning new things, and are gaining confidence, focus, and character, and some families note that both children and adults in the same household participate in classes. Several testimonials mention that the first class or trial was free and led them to enroll, and some parents describe Rising Sun Karate Academy as having a family or community feel and a welcoming environment for shy children.
Last updated July 28, 2026.
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