With 10 locations in the area, the YMCA puts Christian principles into practice through programs that promote healthy lifestyles, strong families, and positive youth development to build healthy spirit, mind and body for all, regardless of ability to pay.
Wichita Park & Recreation offers recreation opportunities ranging from organized to individual activities at 8 Recreation Centers, 9 swimming pools, dozens of softball and baseball fields, 5 golf courses, Ralph Wulz Riverside Tennis Center and Watson Park.
TITLE Boxing Club is the best and only authentic full-body boxing workout that changes your body, clears your mind and completely engages your spirit.
Our signature Power Hour utilizes the fundamentals of a true boxer’s workout to strengthen and tone your arms, legs, back, core and your confidence. Empowering, exhilarating and totally addictive—this is your new favorite workout.
If you looking for martial arts in Wichita, KS, then you have come to the right place. Valor Martial Arts is the leading mixed martial arts gym in the area. We offer a wide variety of classes for men, women, and children. Whether your goal is to just get in shape or you want to be the next UFC champion, we have something for you. Each of our instructors are highly skilled and have years of experience to help you get the most out of your training. Our gym offers a family friendly environment where you can get in shape and learn martial arts.
Valor Martial Arts has something for everyone. Options include Fighter Fitness (an MMA style workout for everyone), Brazilian Jiu Jitsu (BJJ), submission grappling, kickboxing, boxing, women’s self defense,karate, judo, capoeira, and krav maga. We also offer a program for people with Parkinson’s called Rock Steady Boxing.
At Peak Performance Taekwondo, we provide high caliber Taekwondo instruction in the Wichita area. We teach basic and advanced skills and techniques, and help with confidence and discipline as students train and advance through the belt ranks. Whether looking to get in shape, or become a serious competitor, we can help you achieve your goals.
The vision of Premier Martial Arts of Wichita is to empower people in our communities lives through the martial arts. To help people get in shape, be safe and instill the life skills and character of a true martial artist while upholding important values like courtesy, patience, respect, self control and integrity.
Our Wichita Sport Karate school might just seem like a place to get fit and learn self-defense… but to us it’s so much more. When you train with us you’ll experience a place where you fit in, no matter what your background or fitness experience is.
You’ll get into phenomenal shape, learn exciting self-defense skills, and experience personal growth that has improved the lives of each of our students. The physical transformation you’ll enjoy is fantastic, but the mindset and attitude you’ll develop is what’s truly amazing.
Making Habits of Physical Fitness – Tired of the boring mundane and repetitive workouts? Empower Martial Arts in Wichita, KS is more than a lifestyle change when it comes to fitness. It is a synergized martial arts training program that our students enhance their level of fitness. Our training facility incorporates fun and exciting training concepts that are unique to Wichita. Get fit by taking the right steps to creating good habits. Visit Empower Martial Arts in East (314 N. Rock Road, 316-558-5183) and West Wichita.
When Master Kim first began teaching in Kansas, most of his new students wanted to learn Taekwondo for the same reason he had, Master Kim said, to be the best fighter. But in twenty years, that emphasis changed. “Now people want confidence,” he said, “‘Top boy’ is second.”
Another change is that there are more women taking classes than ever before, and Master Kim welcomes the increase. “It’s good for guts and builds confidence and mental strength,” he said, noting that when he was a boy, few girls trained because their parents discouraged it. Not that it stopped them all. Those who did make it to class simply had to “sneak,” he said.
However, after Taekwondo became the official national sport in 1971, it was taught to both boys and girls in public schools. When asked what his future goals are, Master Kim answers modestly, “To find a better way of teaching,” adding “and to have a healthy school.”