Carrollwood Blackbelt Academy
Carrollwood Blackbelt Academy is a 7,000 sq ft Tae Kwon Do martial arts center in Tampa that has been training students since 1999. They offer traditional martial arts programs for all ages, from Little Dragons (ages 4–6) through adult classes, with belt promotions held twice yearly. Their after-school program provides transportation from local schools, certified-teacher homework help, and martial arts instruction Monday through Friday.
1 camp available
Spring Break Camp
Tae Kwon Do martial arts instruction combined with fun field trips during spring break week. Field trips include Putt-Putt Golf, Q-Zar Laser Tag,...
5 activities available
Young Warriors
Youth martial arts program offering positive determination and focus through encouraging instruction. Includes beginner classes and sparring training...
Little Dragons
A martial arts program designed for 4 to 6 year olds that emphasizes fun, life skills, and self-defense. Develops listening skills, confidence,...
After School Martial Arts Program
An established after-school program providing transportation from local elementary and middle schools, homework assistance with certified teachers,...
Competition Team
Students train in forms, sparring, and weapons while developing mental and physical excellence. Members compete throughout the year in different...
Demo Team
Students train in musical forms, weapons forms, and choreographed fighting scenes, then perform at schools, festivals, carnivals, and parades. Team...
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