Shinkyokushin Karate

Shinkyokushin Karate teaches traditional full-contact style karate to kids and teens at 7035 W Ann Rd, Suite 120, in northwest Las Vegas, zip code 89130. The listing records classes for ages 5 to 17, in brackets of 5 to 12 and 13 to 17, with the goals framed as self-defense, discipline, focus, and confidence in a supportive environment.

What separates this listing from most martial arts studios in the directory is the childcare infrastructure wrapped around the karate. Beyond kids and teen classes, the listing records after-school programs plus summer, spring break, winter break, and fall break camps. That means the dojo covers essentially every gap in the school calendar, which turns a martial arts membership into a partial childcare solution. For working parents, that combination is often the deciding factor between two otherwise similar programs.

The class schedule runs on weekday evenings: Monday, Wednesday, and Friday from 4:30 PM to 8:00 PM, Tuesday from 5:00 PM to 7:30 PM, with Thursday, Saturday, and Sunday closed. Note the closed Saturday, since many families assume weekend classes exist; here the training week is Monday through Friday. The dojo operates year round.

Shinkyokushin is a specific tradition within karate, descended from Kyokushin, and families comparing studios should know that styles differ meaningfully in emphasis. If you want detail on how contact, sparring, and belt progression work for the younger age groups, that is a direct question for the instructors. The listing records a price range of two dollar signs, a mid tier in this directory, with no specific rates, trial offers, or sibling discounts noted, so pricing is another phone question. The number is (702) 813-5942, and the website at karatelasvegas.com has program information.

The Ann Road location serves the northwest valley, including Centennial Hills and North Las Vegas neighborhoods nearby. English is the listed language. For a family that needs both a serious martial arts tradition and coverage for school breaks, this listing checks both boxes on paper, and the camps are worth asking about even if you start with just the weekly classes.