K Jutsu Do Fights System

K Jutsu Do Fights System teaches youth martial arts at 3100 E Lake Mead Blvd in North Las Vegas, zip code 89030. The listing categorizes it under Sports, Martial Arts, specifically Karate, and describes a structured curriculum built around self defense training, kids fitness, and discipline development, all under what the school calls a fight system approach.

Students are accepted from ages 5 through 18, split into two brackets, 5 to 12 and 13 to 18, so both elementary age kids and teenagers train within the same school but likely in separate class groupings appropriate to their age.

Class hours run Monday through Thursday from 9:30 a.m. to 10:00 p.m., which is a long daily window that probably reflects multiple class times throughout the day rather than one continuous open session. Friday hours are shorter, 4:30 to 8:30 p.m. The school is closed on both Saturday and Sunday, so families looking for weekend classes will need to plan around a Monday through Friday schedule. The school operates year round rather than on a seasonal calendar.

Training happens at an indoor facility, according to the listing, which is the only amenity noted. No pricing, price range, scholarship information, or trial class offer is listed, so families interested in enrolling should call to ask about tuition, whether a free introductory class is available, and what belt or ranking system the school uses.

No website is listed for K Jutsu Do Fights System, so the phone number is currently the main way to get information. For questions about class times for a specific age group, tuition, or enrollment, call (702) 773-7547. Instruction is conducted in English.

Because the school lists no scholarship program and no sibling discount, families with more than one child interested in classes should ask directly whether any multi child pricing exists before enrolling both kids. The North Las Vegas location on Lake Mead Blvd is easy to reach for families in that part of the valley who would otherwise drive further south for a martial arts program, and the long weekday hours suggest there may be several class sessions to choose from rather than a single fixed time slot each day.