KIDS CLASS
Kids Muay Thai Classes
in Fremont & Ballard Seattle
Build Confidence, Discipline & Real Skills — Ages 7–11
Struggling to find an activity that’s more than just fun and games?
Most kids’ activities lack structure, life lessons, or personal growth.
At Muaythai Iyarin Seattle, we offer high-quality Muay Thai classes for kids that blend martial arts with focus, self-defense, and leadership.
What Your Child Will LearN
Muay Thai Techniques – Punches, kicks, elbows, knees, and clinch
Self-Defense Drills – Practical and effective for real-life awareness
Boxing Skills – Combos, footwork, and defensive movement
Focus & Reaction Training – Improve speed, timing, decision-making
Thai Games & Team Activities – Fun ways to build coordination & leadership
Why Parents in Seattle Choose Us
Designed for ages 7–11
Taught by real Thai coaches with over 30 years experience
Safe, structured, and fun environment
Great way to reduce screen time
Conveniently located in Fremont/Ballard Seattle
Affordable pricing
First class is FREE!
Testimonials
Absolutely amazing experience with the kids Muay Thai classes here! I highly, highly recommend this Seattle spot for any parents who are thinking of signing up their kids for martial arts.
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Peter Hernandez
Schedule
Tuesday: 4:30 PM - 5:30 PM
Thursday: 4:30 PM - 5:30 PM
Saturday: 10:30 AM - 11:30AM
THE FACILITY
At our facility, you'll find a vast training area, a fitness center, and an authentic Thai market with specialized Muaythai and Thai goods. With ample parking available, we ensure a convenient and enjoyable experience for all our guests
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