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Everything to know before you enquire
Can complete beginners join SKMA?
Yes. SKMA offers clear starting points for children, adults and women who are new to martial arts. Choose the programme that matches the student’s age and interests, then use the free week to experience the coaching and atmosphere.
How does the free week work?
Choose a programme and send your details through the free-week form. The academy can then share the suitable session options and arrange your first visit at the Totton Activity Centre.
Where is SKMA Martial Arts?
SKMA trains at Totton Activity Centre, Unit 5, Brokenford Lane, Totton, Southampton, Hampshire, SO40 9DY.
Which classes are available for children?
Little Ninjas is for ages 4–6. Children aged 7–12 can choose Junior Martial Arts or Junior Kickboxing, depending on whether they prefer a traditional martial arts route or kickboxing.
Does SKMA offer women-only training?
Yes. Ladies-Only Kickboxing is a dedicated women-only class that combines kickboxing and self-defence with a focus on fitness, strength, new skills and confidence.
Which traditional martial arts does SKMA teach?
The adult traditional programme includes Goju Ryu Karate, Shorin Ryu Karate, Kobujutsu, Aikijujutsu and Iaijutsu. This route is listed for adults and teens aged 13 and over.
Is kickboxing available for children?
Yes. Junior Kickboxing is designed for ages 7–12 and combines engaging activities with fitness, mental discipline, teamwork and growing confidence.
Can I see current class times online?
Current timetable details are provided after an enquiry so you receive the relevant options for the programme you choose. Use the free-week form and SKMA can share the suitable sessions.