For families and adults choosing a class that fits their goals
Explore guided classes for kids, teens, and adults from the first lesson, with clear ways to choose what each student wants to learn.
A parent may want an activity that helps a child practice listening and discipline. Their teen might want a way to work on coordination. The parent may want fitness without another repetitive workout. Picking a martial arts school gets harder when everyone has a different goal, especially if the class names alone do not explain what happens inside.
Lake Sahara is a familiar landmark in The Lakes. For a family planning activities around ordinary neighborhood life, the useful question is whether each person can find a starting point that fits. This local example makes no claim that the school is beside the lake.

Ten Tigers Martial Arts lists kids groups, teen and adult groups, a self defense class, and private sessions. Its kids program emphasizes discipline, confidence, and fitness. The teen and adult program focuses on fitness, mental strength, and coordination. A free introductory lesson gives you a chance to see instruction and ask about current classes before choosing.
For someone searching for martial arts in The Lakes, a useful first question is what they want to practice. Ask what a student of your age and experience would do in the current class. Kellan Jenkins, a fourth degree Kempo Karate black belt, is identified on the school’s About page.

Sundays | 4:00pm
They will gain fitness, mental strength, and coordination.

Upcoming: August 30th | 6:30pm
Learn how to de-escalate, avoid certain situations, and self defense strategies to protect yourself.



Tell the school whether the student wants discipline, fitness, coordination, practical awareness, or individual skill work. A clear goal helps narrow the choices.
Find out what people in the suitable age group practice, who teaches them, and how new students join. Use the free introductory lesson to see it.
Choose a current group if its activities fit. Ask about private sessions if you have a particular skill or question to work on.
A child can enjoy practicing a movement without sharing an adult’s fitness goal. An adult can look for a new physical challenge without needing to master every martial arts style. During a first visit, ask what the group does and whether the pace and instruction make sense for that student. A clear answer helps you choose what to try next, even if another person in your family chooses differently.
Kids can focus on discipline while adults explore fitness, without needing the same training goals.
Ask what each current group teaches before choosing based only on its name or age.
Kellan Jenkins’s fourth degree Kempo Karate rank gives families a clear credential to verify first.
Use a free intro lesson to see instruction before deciding which program best fits you.
If one skill matters most, ask whether a private session can cover that goal directly.
Self defense instruction includes warning signs, avoidance, and lowering tension before students consider physical strategies.
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.


















































































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.
The kids program includes discipline, confidence, and fitness. Ask the instructor how children practice following directions and learning new movements in the current group.
Yes. The school lists coordination as one goal of its teen and adult groups. Ask what a typical class includes so you can decide whether it matches your interests.
The school lists separate kids and teen and adult groups with different goals. Ask what each current class teaches, since the activities may differ by group.
Ask the instructor how students set goals and how progress is discussed. The public program page does not give a belt testing schedule, so confirm any details directly.
Tell the school what you would like to work on next. Ask whether a current group or private session covers that goal before changing your training plan.
Visit Ten Tigers Martial Arts for a free introductory lesson. Share what you want to learn, see a class firsthand, and ask which program makes sense for your next step.