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KJ TAEKWONDO

4669 W Ann Rd #103, North Las Vegas, NV 89031

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Quick Summary: KJ TAEKWONDO is a martial arts program located in North Las Vegas, NV. The estimated price range is $$.

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Category

Martial Arts

City

North Las Vegas

Ages

3+

Checked Oct 2026

Profile status

Not yet claimed

Front desk hours

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Class times vary by class. Call for class times.

DayHours
Monday3:30 – 9:00 PM
Tuesday3:30 – 7:00 PM
Wednesday3:30 – 9:00 PM
Thursday3:30 – 7:00 PM
Friday3:30 – 9:00 PM
Saturday10:00 AM – 1:00 PM
SundayClosed

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About the Program

KJ Taekwondo on W Ann Rd in North Las Vegas teaches taekwondo to kids from age 3 as well as adults. Little Ninjas, for ages 3 to 5, uses games and activities to teach listening, following directions and basic kicks and punches. The Kids class, for ages 6 and up, moves on to advanced kicks and punches that get students ready for sparring, with a steady focus on respect and discipline.

The school covers both Olympic style and traditional taekwondo, including forms (poomsae), sparring and self-defense, and it offers private classes. Black belts who want to compete have their own class with extra weekend sessions. Classes run Monday through Saturday, so there is room to fit practice around school.

Senior instructor John Kinyanjui, known as Master John, has more than 25 years in taekwondo, holds a 5th Dan black belt and studied in Seoul, South Korea. He moved to Las Vegas in 2004. Call (702) 445-5222 to ask about class times for your child's age.

Programs & Activities

Taekwondo Classes
Little Tigers Program
Children's Taekwondo
Teen Taekwondo
After School Program
Summer Camps
Self-Defense Training

Good to know

  • Black belts who want to compete get extra weekend training sessions.
  • Students learn the 5 Tenets of Taekwondo, including courtesy and self-control.
  • Adult classes focus on self-defense, conditioning and cardio.

Programs and prices

Programs
Adults: self-defense activities and basic Taekwondo kicks and punches, conditioning routines and cardio work out Source
Programs
Blackbelts class for black belts interested in competing, with extra training sessions on the weekends Source
Programs
self-defense, conditioning, Olympic style Taekwondo, traditional Taekwondo, forms (poomsae), sparring, private classes Source
Ages
Little Ninjas: Ages 3-5; children learn to listen and follow instructions, basic kicks and punches, games and activities Source
Ages
Kids: Ages 6 and up; advanced kicks and punches, preparing them for sparring; discipline and respect is a major focus Source
Schedule
classes for all levels and ages, Monday through Saturday Source

Frequently Asked Questions

What age can my child start at KJ Taekwondo?
KJ Taekwondo starts kids at age 3 in Little Ninjas (ages 3 to 5), and the Kids class takes ages 6 and up.
What days are classes held?
KJ Taekwondo holds classes Monday through Saturday.
Who teaches at KJ Taekwondo?
Master John Kinyanjui is the senior instructor, with more than 25 years in taekwondo and a 5th Dan black belt.
Are private lessons available?
KJ Taekwondo lists private classes along with its group classes.

Written by PlayPivot from KJ TAEKWONDO's website, checked October 2026. Reviewed by Monica.

First Visit Guide

What most martial arts schools expect. Confirm the details with KJ TAEKWONDO before you go.

What to bring

  • A t-shirt and shorts or joggers. You don't need a uniform for a trial class. Schools sell or include one when you sign up.
  • Water bottle
  • Shoes that slip off easily, since everyone is barefoot on the mat

Before you go

  • Trim fingernails and toenails. It's a mat rule almost everywhere.
  • Leave the jewelry at home.
  • Arrive 10 minutes early so your child can watch the class before theirs and see how it works.

The first visit

Most dojos run a free or cheap trial. Expect bowing in, warm-ups, and basic stances. Teachers see first-timers every week and will put your child at the back where they can copy the older kids.

For sensory-sensitive kids

Ask about class size and whether there's a slower intro class. The line-up-and-bow structure is the same every single class, and that predictability is exactly why a lot of kids with ADHD or autism end up loving martial arts once it's familiar.

Features

Amenities and program details

  • Season

    Year-Round

  • Skill Levels

    Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced

  • Languages Spoken

    English

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