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Schedule a One to One Coaching session for parents, children or the whole family. Private coaching available on all program topics or any other issues of concern to your family.
Sign up for any regularly scheduled program. Classes offered on a rotating calendar that changes seasonally.
Set up a customized class or workshop on a topic of your choice. You identify the issue, we'll find the science. Great for mothers' groups, schools, friends.
Contact us to arrange whatever type of coaching suits you best.
Visit The UCLA Family Commons
1221 2nd Street, Santa Monica , CA 90401
Monday - Friday 9:00 AM - 7:30 PM
Saturday 9:00 AM - 1:00 PM (after 1 pm by appt only)
Behind 3rd Street Promenade 2 Hours Free Parking
T 310.395.5650
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We specialize in an individualized program that takes into account each student’s unique temperament, strengths, and areas for growth. Our innovative, science-based approach reflects current research on what children need to create a strong foundation for the future. Students benefit from small classes, age-appropriate instruction for 4 and up, and the latest scientific knowledge about child development.
We offer an American style of martial arts that blends Kenpo Karate, Jiujitsu, Western Boxing, Muay Tai, and and Shotokan Karate. Our curriculum incorporates traditional techniques and the popular "new tradition" of mixed martial arts – all in a positive atmosphere that encourages effort, rewards determination and celebrates personal accomplishment.
Sensei Tom Dubitsky is a Family Coach at The UCLA Family Commons and an accomplished martial artist who holds black belts in Kenpo Jiujitsu, Shotokan Karate, and American Karate.
Martial Arts for Chldren & Adults
Come in now for a free trial ! We offer fun, fast-moving martial arts classes five days a week, so you can be sure to find one that fits your schedule.
Bruin Black Belth Club (Ages 8-12)
Adult Martial Arts (Ages 13 & up)
Contact us for more information or to sign up for your free trial class.
The practice of martial arts does more than just increase physical fitness. It also builds mental, emotional and social traits that contribute to lifelong well-being. Of course, other sports – like soccer, basketball, swimming or baseball – also have positive effects. But martial arts is different in the way it focuses on self-awareness,...