Schedule Details

For most age groups, we typically have class (although some are full) options from 4:00 PM - 8:00 PM, Monday - Friday.

To see precise class openings for your child’s location and age group, click the “Text Me Free Trial Openings” button at the bottom of any page.

You will then be sent openings for the age group / location that you select.

Most students train once or twice per week. You can certainly train for more.

First, you book a single free trial class. If you like the program, you can then enroll for your two designated classes.

Those are your reserved classes from one week to another. You can always change them if we have room in other classes.

We could make a quick $ doing Saturday classes.

But the truth is, our instructors are mostly full-time, well-paid, and very highly trained. They are hard to replace. We’d like to keep them.

Pushing them to work six days per week isn’t conducive to that.

The Saturdays would likely inevitably mean lower quality. Which we can’t accept.

We are sorry for the inconvenience!

You can switch your schedule after enrollment, but only if we have openings in the classes you prefer. Although keep in mind we have a pressure-free cancellation policy.

So you’ll never be forced into a situation where you can’t actually make the classes you’re paying for, in any sustainable fashion.

• We do not offer makeup classes. All students must attend the classes they enroll for.

• If we offered makeup classes, it would ruin our student to teacher ratio.

• We would oftentimes, without warning, have student to teacher ratios of approximately 15 to 1. That doesn’t work for our class structure or quality assurance.

• In general, age is a better predictor of group compatibility than rank or experience. All of our classes are grouped accordingly.

• At most of our class times at our schools, there are multiple groups per class, so beginners don’t slowdown veterans.

• Unless the school is extremely new or still going through growing pains. This is almost never a serious issue, though.