Your child and their friends take a Krav Maga class together, then celebrate in the studio.
60-minute Krav Maga class + 30-minute celebration | Up to 20 guests | $795 ($645 for KME members)
For one hour, the studio belongs to your child and their friends. Our instructors lead a Krav Maga class built for kids, full of energy, music, and games, where every child gets to learn real skills and try them out for themselves.
The kids leave with moves they will be showing off at home for weeks and skills they carry with them long after the party. Most of all, they leave proud of what they did together and more confident in what they can do.
After class, the space is yours for 30 minutes of cake, snacks, and celebration.
“We recently celebrated my son’s 9th birthday with a Krav Maga party, and it was an absolute hit. The instructors were incredibly patient and engaging… They managed to keep all the children focused and entertained, which is no small feat.”
~ Abigail G.
Price: $795. Enrolled KME members: $645.
We’ve been teaching New Yorkers since 2010, and we run a year-round Kids Krav Maga program at both studios. Our instructors teach children every week. They know how to keep a group of kids focused and moving while the training stays safe and age-appropriate.
$795. Enrolled KME members pay $645.
No. The class is built for kids of every level, so no prior training is needed.
Comfortable clothes they can move in. Kids train barefoot, so no shoes are needed.
Yes. Parents are welcome to stay and watch. The party can also be a drop-off, and our staff will be with the kids throughout.
Yes. Bring cake, pizza, snacks, or whatever your child likes. Just remember the candles.
Yes. We provide a table for serving food and cake.
You are welcome to arrive up to 30 minutes early to decorate.
At either studio: 250 West 100th Street on the Upper West Side, or 69A 7th Ave in Park Slope, Brooklyn.
Up to 20. Please confirm your final headcount ahead of time so we can plan space and staffing.
Parties can be rescheduled with at least two weeks’ notice.
