Ten Tigers Martial Arts Las Vegas West
For families who want martial arts to fit real life
Build Confidence With Martial Arts in North Summerlin
From the first lesson, explore guided training for kids, teens, and adults with a clear next step for every student.
When Every Week Is Full, Finding the Right Activity Matters
Your child may be active all day but still need a place to slow down, listen, and work through a challenge. A teen may want to try something that is theirs, without depending on a team. You may want movement with more purpose than another routine workout.
Around The Trails Park, families have plenty of ways to play and stay active. A martial arts class adds guided practice and a skill to return to each week. The hard part is finding a group whose pace, instruction, and schedule feel right for your family.
A Training Path That Starts With Your Goals
At Ten Tigers Martial Arts, you can begin by telling the instructor who wants to train and why. Kellan Jenkins, a fourth degree Kempo Karate black belt, guides students across the school’s four program categories: Kids Groups, Teen and Adult Groups, Self Defense Class, and Private Sessions. You can ask what each current class covers and which one suits your starting point.
For families seeking martial arts in North Summerlin, that first conversation makes the choice clearer. You can see the training space, meet the instructor, and decide whether the class feels like a fit. The school offers a free intro lesson.
Our Programs
Teen and Adult Groups
Sundays | 4:00pm
They will gain fitness, mental strength, and coordination.
Self Defense Class
Upcoming: August 30th | 6:30pm
Learn how to de-escalate, avoid certain situations, and self defense strategies to protect yourself.
What Families Say About Their Experience
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The Benefits You Can Build One Class at a Time
A Place to Focus
Kids can practice following a direction, trying a movement, and returning to it when it feels hard. That sense of progress can make class something they look forward to.
Movement With Meaning
Teens and adults can work on fitness and coordination while learning techniques. Each session offers a skill to understand, rather than a workout to get through.
More Personal Choice
Group classes offer shared practice. A self defense class focuses on awareness and responses. Private sessions offer individual attention. You can ask about each format before you choose.
Learn, Practice, and Grow at Your Own Starting Point
You do not need to know a style, a belt system, or the right technique before you walk in. Bring your questions. See how the instructor explains a skill and how the class responds. When you understand what happens in training, you can choose a group with less guesswork and more confidence.
Featured Ways to Make Training Work for You
Kids Groups
Give children guided time to practice movement, listening, and confidence as they learn alongside students.
Teen and Adult Groups
Make fitness more engaging with martial arts training that asks you to move, think, improve.
Self Defense Classes
Explore awareness, ways to lower tension, and practical guided responses while learning each technique's limits.
Private Sessions
Bring one goal or question to an instructor and spend focused time working through it.
Free Intro Lesson
See the training space, meet the instructor, and decide whether a current class fits you.
Clear Class Choices
Ask about schedules, age groups, and lesson formats before adding training to your weekly plans.
Upcoming Events
Coming together as a community to support Henderson children at no cost. Experience dynamic warmups form professional coaches, self defense from 3rd degree black belt Kellan Jenkins and child yoga with Sondra from Anu Ayurveda.
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Serving Las Vegas Families
Honest martial arts instruction rooted in multiple disciplines including kempo, Wing Chun, and Filipino fighting systems. We understand what works in real situations and tailor programs for all ages across the valley.
Questions to Ask Before Your First Visit
Can siblings join different groups?
Ask which current groups match each child’s age and experience. You can then compare class times and see whether the schedule works for your family.
How many students are in a class?
Group size can vary. Ask how many students usually attend the class you are considering and how the instructor gives feedback during practice.
Can I ask about access to the training space?
Yes. Tell the school what access you need before your visit. Ask about the entrance, parking, and any part of class participation you want to discuss.
Will the same instructor teach the class I visit?
Ask who teaches the class you plan to attend and whether that person usually leads it. This helps you know whose teaching style you are choosing.
Can I review costs before deciding?
Yes. Ask for the current class price, payment terms, and any equipment costs. Make the decision only after you understand what is included.
Ready to See Whether a Class Fits Your Family?
Tell us who wants to train and what matters to you. Meet the instructor, explore your options, and choose a first lesson that fits your family’s busy week and goals.