How Karate can benefit you and your child!

Here at Falbo's Family Karate we want to help your child excel in self esteem and gain confidence in the process.

There are 168 hours in every week. With just two of those hours, we at Falbo's can increase your child's ablility to concentrate, focus on the positive and say no to unhealthy peer pressure at school.

Our classes focus on self-defense, how to improve relationships with teachers and classmates and address the whole child. When children practice karate they come away with a lifetime's worth of success skills including goal setting, increased confidence, better focus, character development and of course, discipline. 

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Little Ninja

Junior Karate

Adult Karate

April BBE Sheet

  Up-Coming Events

April 21 & 22
Stripe Testing - Focus

April 23 & 24
Bring-A-Buddy
Board Breaking

April 25
Belt Testing

April 26
Graduation & Parent Student Karate

May 9
Little Ninja Testing

May 10
Black Belt Training

May 16
Tournament Workshop

May 17
Black Belt Training
Mississippi Tournament

May 26
Memorial Day - Closed

May 27
Stripe Testing

May 28 & 29
Bring-A-Buddy
Board Breaking

May 30
Belt Testing
Last Day Of School

May 31
Graduation
Parent Student Karate

Our Mission:

-To enhance our community and its citizens through the positive personal development skills of our training.

- To provide Christian inspiration through prayer and love as taught by our Lord Jesus Christ both in and out of our karate school.

- To provide a safe karate school of Christian morals, values, and support for our student's mental and physical growth.

- To ensure long-term growth of the school and staff by providing quality student service and instruction.

We Believe God has blessed us with this School and with these Kids to encourage spiritual growth and the development of the whole person. We look forward to teaching you.

Do not conform any longer to the pattern of this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your mind. Romans 12:2

Train up a child in the way he should go, and when he is old, he will not depart from it.  Proverbs 22:6