We Are now offering ALL INCLUSIVE ADULT MEMBERSHIPS!
About our program
Welcome to EvolveAll, where young minds and bodies come together to embark on a transformative journey of growth, self-discovery, and empowerment. If you’re looking for an extraordinary youth martial arts program that goes beyond mere physical training, you’ve come to the right place. Our passion lies in helping children and teenagers cultivate essential life skills that will set them on a path to success both on and off the mat.
“I knew EvolveAll was the right fit for us after my son told me that yes, it was hard work and he’s very tired after every class but he really, really likes it. And I should mention that my sons both think the staff are total rockstars! I highly recommend EvolveAll.”
Meet
The Team
Emerson Doyle
Owner
Caroline Seo
Youth Instructor
Elisha Gooden
Youth Assistant Instructor
Miles Green
Youth Assistant instructor
Kendrick
Youth Assistant instructor
Why Choose Our Youth Martial Arts Program?
Confidence: Confidence is the foundation of success in all aspects of life. Our program is designed to instill unwavering self-assurance in our young members. Through mastering martial arts techniques, setting and achieving goals, and engaging in positive peer interactions, our students develop a sense of confidence that radiates through every facet of their lives.
Discipline: Martial arts demand discipline, and at EvolveAll, we make it fun and engaging. Our skilled instructors guide students through structured classes that teach the importance of discipline, focus, and dedication. These invaluable traits translate into improved academic performance and better decision-making skills.
Physical Fitness: We believe that a strong mind resides in a strong body. Our youth martial arts classes offer a fantastic opportunity for children and teenagers to stay active, improve their coordination, flexibility, and overall physical fitness in a supportive and inclusive environment.
Self-Defense: Safety is paramount in today’s world. Our program equips students with effective self-defense techniques, empowering them to protect themselves and others should the need arise. We foster a sense of awareness and teach practical skills that bolster confidence in challenging situations.
Community: At EvolveAll, we are more than just a martial arts studio; we are a community. We foster a sense of belonging and camaraderie among our members, encouraging teamwork and mutual support. Lifelong friendships are forged here, and our inclusive atmosphere ensures that everyone feels welcome and valued.
Here is the
Class Schedule
5 - 7 ALL RANKS
4:30 pm - 5:15 pm
8 - 10 ALL RANKS
5:15 pm - 6:00 pm
BLACK BELT
6:00 pm - 6:45 pm
5 - 7 ALL RANKS
4:30 pm - 5:15 pm
8 - 10 ALL RANKS
5:15 pm - 6:00 pm
BLACK BELT
6:00 pm - 6:45 pm
5 - 7 ALL RANKS
10:00 am - 10:45 am
8 - 10 ALL RANKS
10:45 am - 11:30 am
11+ YMA
11:30 am - 12:15 pm
Youth Sparring
12:30 pm - 1:15 pm
“The patience, attentiveness and instruction given to everyone is truly extraordinary. After trying many extra curricular activities with four children we found something not only worthwhile in a one dimension manner but something that is part of a lifestyle.”
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EvolveAll News Blog
Meet the Intern: Reid Brady
This summer EvolveAll welcomed an intern to help us with Welcome Crew duties at the front desk. Maybe you've seen him? He's Reid Brady. We talked to Reid to get a better sense of who he is and what he does as part of his internship. Tell us about yourself. I am...
Black Belt Essay: Owen Dodd
We're looking back on the wise words shared by our students when they were awarded their black belts. Today, we share the essay written by Owen Dodd who received his black belt in early 2023. Owen's essay shares about how his martial arts journey deepened over time,...
Black Belt Essay: Miles Green
We're looking back on the wise words shared by our students when they were awarded their black belts. Today, we share the essay written by Miles Green who received his black belt on March 16, 2024. His journey was full of questions. That doesn't mean that he was...