Private Sessions
What Is a Private Martial Arts Session?
A private martial arts session gives one student time to work directly with an instructor. Instead of following a group’s shared pace, you can explain your goal and spend more time on the movements or questions that matter to you. The instructor can watch your form, offer feedback, and adjust the practice as you learn.
Ten Tigers Martial Arts lists private sessions for beginners and experienced students. Its current program page names Kempo and Karate in this section. Ask about available topics and times before booking a session.
When Is Individual Instruction the Right Fit?
Private instruction may suit someone new who wants help with basics, or a returning student who wants to focus on one technique. It can also help if you prefer time to ask questions without following a group’s pace. Tell the school what you want to work on, then ask whether a private session is appropriate.
A group offers practice with other students. Individual instruction offers more direct attention. Neither format is automatically better. Your experience, schedule, comfort, and goal can guide the choice.
Need More Time on a Specific Skill?
Perhaps a movement feels awkward, you lose balance, or you understand a technique in theory but cannot repeat it clearly. Those are useful starting points for a private lesson. Name the skill you want to explore and describe what happens when you try it.
The instructor can observe your movement and suggest what to practice next. You do not need to arrive with a perfect plan. A clear question gives the session direction, while leaving room to work on a more useful foundation first.
Explore Training Topics for Private Sessions
The live program page names Kempo and Karate in its private session section. The other links are related topics from the supplied service map. Confirm each topic’s availability before booking.
Kickboxing
Explore the related page, then confirm whether private kickboxing instruction is currently available when planning.
Karate
Ask whether a private session can focus on the techniques you want to study privately.
Kempo
Discuss your experience and ask which Kempo skills fit an individual lesson before booking time.
Self Defense
Share your goal and ask whether an individual self defense session is offered right now.
How Does One to One Training Work?
Start with a conversation about your experience and what you want to learn. The instructor can observe how you move, explain a suitable exercise, and give you time to try it. Ask questions whenever a technique is unclear. At the end, discuss what improved and what still needs work. A private lesson is most useful when you leave knowing what you practiced and why. You can then decide whether another individual session or a group class fits your next step.
Discuss Your Goal
Explain your experience, questions, and any limits before choosing what to practice before the session.
Practice With Guidance
Try suitable movements while the instructor observes, explains, and offers specific feedback with your instructor.
Review Your Progress
Discuss what changed, what needs practice, and which next step fits your goals with care.
What Does Personal Coaching Help You Improve?
Focused Technique
Spend time on one movement and learn which part needs the most attention now regularly.
Individual Feedback
Get an explanation tied to what the instructor observes in your own practice in class.
Flexible Pace
Ask to repeat a skill or slow down when you need more time with practice.
Clearer Form
Notice how position, balance, and timing affect the movement you want to learn over time.
Specific Goals
Begin with a clear question so you can judge what the session helped clarify clearly.
Steady Progress
Review small changes over time instead of expecting one lesson to solve everything with practice.
Know who guides your next step
Why Choose Our Private Sessions?
Ten Tigers lists Kellan Jenkins as its private session instructor. Its program page welcomes beginners and experienced students. Before booking, you can ask how a session is planned, what subjects are currently available, and how the instructor handles a goal that needs more foundational work. Those answers help you decide if the lesson fits, without making assumptions about results or the number of sessions you may need.
Direct Attention
Bring a question and receive feedback based on the movement the instructor sees you perform.
Experienced Instruction
Kellan Jenkins holds a fourth degree black belt in Kempo Karate and teaches private sessions.
Goal Based Practice
Name the skill you want to improve and agree on a useful starting point gradually.
Clear Feedback
Ask what changed during the session and which detail to focus on next over time.
Match the exercise to the student
How Are Techniques Practiced With Care?
Tell the instructor about an injury, physical limit, or concern with partner contact before training begins. Ask what an exercise involves and how to stop if it feels wrong. The instructor can explain the purpose of a movement and suggest an appropriate way to practice it.
Quality matters more than rushing through techniques. Repeating a movement with attention to balance and control can give you more useful feedback than doing it quickly. A private setting gives you time to ask questions before moving on.
Begin with a goal, not a commitment
Ask About a Session Built Around You
Contact Ten Tigers Martial Arts and explain what you want to practice. Say whether you are starting fresh or returning to training, and ask which private topics and times are currently available. The school can explain what happens next and whether your goal suits an individual session.
You can start with one clear question, such as how to improve a movement or where to begin with Kempo or Karate. A brief conversation helps you choose the right next step with confidence.
FAQs
Do I have to book more than one session?
Ask the school whether you can book a single lesson or whether it offers a package. Check the price before you choose.
Can I choose a time around my work schedule?
Share the days and times that work for you. The school can tell you which private session times are currently open.
How should I prepare for my first session?
Think of one goal or question you want to discuss. Tell the instructor about any past training so they can choose a useful starting point.
Can a parent watch their child’s private session?
Ask the school about its observation policy when booking. You can also discuss your child’s goals with the instructor before the lesson.
Will I know what to practice afterward?
Ask the instructor to name one or two skills to focus on next. That gives you a clear way to follow up after the session.