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Karate Near You
Bexley kids who start at primary school age often train well into their teens — the structure keeps them coming back.
Bexley is an established suburb with tree-lined streets, heritage homes, and a community that takes a long view on what activities are worth doing. Our dojo in Peakhurst is 8 km from Bexley — roughly a 12-minute drive from Bexley Oval or the North Public School end of the suburb. We run dedicated programs for kids from age 8, a separate teen class for 13 to 17 year old, and a full adult program, each with its own grading pathway and technical standards.
Close to Home
The dojo is at Shop 2, 113 Boundary Rd, Peakhurst — 8 km from Bexley, around 12 minutes in normal traffic. Bexley is well connected by road through the St George area, making the drive straightforward from most parts of the suburb. Sessions run Monday through Saturday with time slots spread across the week.
Trusted Local Dojo
7th Dan Black Belt Head Instructor (Kyoshi Michael Noonan)
40+ years of martial arts experience
Purpose-built full-time dojo in Peakhurst
Internationally recognised training standards
Parent-Focused Benefits
No Experience Needed
Arrive in comfortable clothes, no gear needed. Your child will be placed in the right age group — Kids Karate for 8 to 12, or Little Dragons if they are younger — and introduced to the basic movements and dojo etiquette in a calm, well-run class. Students from Bexley North Public School and Bexley Park have been joining us for years and typically settle in within the first session.
Training Programs
Three programs built around age and where each person is at — not one class with a different name on it. Everyone trains at the right level, with the right focus.
4-7
A fun and structured introduction to karate that helps younger children build coordination, focus, balance, confidence, and listening skills.
Classes run Monday–Thursday evenings + Saturday mornings
8-12 years old
Structured karate classes for kids aged 8–12 that build confidence, focus, discipline, and real self-defense skills in a fun, supportive environment.
Classes run Monday–Thursday evenings + Saturday mornings
13 years old and above
Structured classes for teens and adults who want practical martial arts training, improved fitness, greater confidence, and long-term growth.
Classes run Monday–Thursday evenings + Saturday mornings
Flexible Scheduling
Weekday evenings and Saturday sessions are available across all age groups. At 12 minutes from Bexley, most families find a session time that fits their week without significant adjustment.
Ready to Start?
Whether you are a Bexley parent weighing up activities for a primary schooler, a teen looking for something with real depth, or an adult who has thought about martial arts for years — the free trial is the clearest way to make the decision. One session tells you more than any website can. Book your spot and we will take care of the rest.
Common questions from families and adults looking for karate training near Bexley.
Kids Karate for ages 8 to 12 is the right program. It is specifically designed for primary school-aged beginners — no prior experience assumed. Students start from white belt and progress through a graded curriculum at their own pace.
They move into the Teen Karate program at age 13. It is a dedicated class for 13 to 17 year olds with increased technical depth and intensity. Students who start in Kids Karate and continue into Teens typically progress significantly faster than those who start later.
Very much so. Swimming builds aerobic base and body control — karate adds explosive power, coordination, and mental discipline that swimming does not emphasise. The two activities complement each other well, and the evening class schedule rarely clashes with early morning swim training.
It varies by individual, but most dedicated students reach Black Belt within five to seven years of consistent training. The grading system has clear standards at each level — there are no shortcuts, and that is precisely what makes it meaningful when students get there.