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Looking for karate classes in San Antonio? Our directory tracks the dojos worth training at — from beginner-friendly and kids' classes to adult programs, kata, and kumite. Use the map and rankings below to find your dojo, compare what each one offers, and grab a free trial before you commit.
4.4 ★★★★☆ 769 reviews
77-acres with a softball complex, basketball court & a skate park plus a seasonal outdoor pool.
4.9 ★★★★★ 207 reviews
🥋 Free trial / intro class — check their site
4.9 ★★★★★ 163 reviews
🥋 Free trial / intro class — check their site
4.9 ★★★★★ 100 reviews
🥋 Free trial / intro class — check their site
4.9 ★★★★★ 89 reviews
🥋 Free trial / intro class — check their site
The smartest way to start: these dojos offer a free trial class or a low-cost intro deal, so you can watch a class and meet the sensei before you commit: Victory Martial Arts - Stone Oak, Victory Martial Arts - Hardy Oak, LEGACY MARTIAL ARTS, Karate International San Antonio & AForce Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, Jeff Speakman's Kenpo 5.0, Bushido Martial Arts. Try a couple before choosing. Check each dojo's schedule for current offers, and see the full list on our free trial page.
New to karate? These dojos flag beginner-welcoming classes: Victory Martial Arts - Stone Oak, Victory Martial Arts - Hardy Oak, LEGACY MARTIAL ARTS, Sanchin Karate School, Bushido Martial Arts, The Dojo Karate Academy. You do not need to be fit, flexible, or experienced to start — read what to expect when you begin, or browse every beginner-friendly dojo in the directory.
Looking for classes for your child? These San Antonio dojos flag kids' or youth programs: Shotokan Karate Academy of San Antonio, Victory Martial Arts - Stone Oak, Victory Martial Arts - Hardy Oak, LEGACY MARTIAL ARTS, Karate International San Antonio & AForce Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, Championship Martial Arts - San Antonio. See our kids' age guide for what age to start and how dojos keep it safe, or browse all kids karate.
Karate dojos in San Antonio often teach other martial arts under the same roof, so you can add taekwondo, kickboxing, or a ground-fighting art on one membership. See how the striking arts compare in our karate vs taekwondo guide, or browse the other martial arts each dojo offers and the karate class types available.
I'm actually only rating the Softball fields and the park across the street from them. The fields are well lit. The grass is well kept. Facilities are clean. I haven't used the concessions yet, but it looks like they have good options. The park across the road has an epic playground for the kids. Overall good parking.
We are so glad we joined this summer. This has made huge difference in our 4 year olds behavior at home. Class starts and ends with the little Tiger’s creed and our son reminds himself and says it out loud :) .
Our family has now been at this location for one year. When our daughter first started she didn’t want to speak during class. With the instructors guidance and patience she is proudly and confidently speaking in class. This karate family has been such a blessing to our family. Mr.
