Free Trial
Certified Instructors
Competitive Fees
Where Bardia Students Train
Our Bardia classes are held at Bardia Public School, 37 Arthur Allen Drive, Bardia NSW 2565. It's a local, familiar venue for families in Bardia, Denham Court and Macquarie Links, with classes running all year round.
Check the timetable for current class days and times. Ask us about parking and entry when you book your free trial.
More Than Kicks and Punches
Martial arts isn't about fighting. It's about giving your child skills they'll use at school, at home and everywhere in between.
Self defence and awareness
Knowing how to stay safe, and how to carry themselves with confidence.
Self confidence
Small wins every class help shy kids stand taller and try new things.
Discipline
Setting goals, practising and earning each new belt.
Respect
For instructors, for classmates and for themselves.
Focus
Listening and concentrating, skills that carry over into the classroom.
Fitness
Strength, coordination and energy, in an active, screen-free class.
Friendships
A friendly group of local kids working towards the same goals.
Fun
Classes kids look forward to every week.
Bardia sits in a quiet pocket between Edmondson Park and Macquarie Links, which means one thing for parents: most activities involve a drive. Martial arts doesn’t. Team Martial Arts trains right in the neighbourhood, with traditional taekwondo classes that turn screen time into discipline, fitness and a skill your child keeps for life.
The skills behind the kicks
Anyone can teach a child to kick a pad. We’re after the harder outcomes: a kid who looks adults in the eye, handles a schoolyard bully with composure instead of panic, and finishes homework because discipline became a habit somewhere between white belt and yellow. That’s the Little Kids and Big Kids curriculum in practice, and it’s why martial arts outlasts every other after-school activity your child will try.
Adults train too
The adults’ sessions take Bardia parents from the plastic chairs to the training floor. Fitness that doesn’t feel like a treadmill, self defence that actually works, and a belt progression that gives Tuesday nights a purpose. Beginners are the norm, not the exception. Details on the programs page.
Your first class is free
Call 0413 146 301 or book via the contact page. Free trial, no joining fee, certified instructors led by 6th Dan Master Mesut. Neighbouring suburbs: Edmondson Park, Willowdale, Prestons.
FAQ (Bardia)
How close is training to Bardia? At Bardia Public School, 37 Arthur Allen Drive, Bardia. Check the timetable for class days and times.
Is the first class really free?
Yes. Your first class is free, with no obligation to continue.
Is there a joining fee?
No. There's no joining fee. After the free trial, training is a monthly fee that depends on the program and how many classes a week your child does. Call us for current prices.
My child is shy. Will they cope in a class? Most of our students started out knowing nobody. Classes are structured, instructors are patient, and new students join regularly, so shy kids settle in quickly.
What should we bring to the first class?
Comfortable clothes and a water bottle. No uniform is needed to start.
How often should a beginner train? Once or twice a week is ideal to start. Progress comes from consistency, not intensity, and the timetable makes two sessions a week easy to fit around school.
Is this karate or taekwondo?
We teach traditional taekwondo. Like karate, it's a martial art that builds confidence, focus, discipline and self defence. Many parents search for karate and find taekwondo is a great fit for their child.
Start With a Free Class in Bardia
Give your child a fun, confidence-building activity close to home. Book a free trial at Bardia Public School. There's no joining fee and no obligation.
Address: Bardia Public School
37 Arthur Allen Dr
BARDIA NSW 2565
info@teammartialarts.com.au