Karate gives teens a place to challenge themselves, set goals, and take pride in their progress.
Through personal lessons and group classes, teens build strength, confidence, and self-discipline with support from their instructors and fellow students.
USSD combines personal instruction with group classes, giving teens time to work on their own goals and learn alongside others.
Together, students practice new skills, encourage their classmates, and work toward their next accomplishment.

Mind
Students practice focus and good judgment as they learn techniques that take patience and repetition.
Body
They work on strength, coordination, and control through kicks, blocks, and movement.
Spirit
Teens learn to handle mistakes, keep showing up, and encourage the people training beside them.
Mind
As they improve, students take more responsibility for their progress and goals.
Body
Progress in the dojo helps teens feel more confident in their abilities.
Spirit
Training gives teens a constructive place to build perseverance and pride in their work.
Our instructors get to know teens as individuals and help them set realistic goals in training.
They offer encouragement when skills get difficult and recognize the hard work behind each improvement.
Instructors guide practice at a pace suited to each student, with attention to technique and safety. Ask your local dojo about class structure and protective equipment.
Many dojos offer personal lessons and group classes. Contact your local instructor to find times that work with school and other activities.
USSD dojos are welcoming places for everyone to train; our instructors ensure a strong and supportive environment for all students.