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"The ultimate aim of the art of karate lies not in victory or defeat, but in the perfection of the character of its participants"
Grandmaster Gichin Funakoshi
Ages 4 - 5
Fun, playful karate basics that build coordination, focus, and confidence for our youngest students.
Ages 6 & Up
Students develop strong technique, lasting friendships, and the confidence to succeed both inside and outside class.
Adults
Adult karate offers a powerful mix of fitness, focus, and traditional martial arts discipline.
Explore Private Packages
One-on-one karate instruction tailored to your goals, helping you progress faster with personal guidance.
MEET OUR INSTRUCTORS

Sensei Reneta Music 8th Dan
Sensei Reneta Music began her karate journey in 1991 when her brother said "girls can't do karate", she knew better. She received her first degree black belt in May of 1994
She has been training and teaching karate ever since.
She founded the Music Academy of Karate and Empowerment as a nonprofit 501(C)(3) in 2024 so every person could benefit from karate with no financial boundaries.

Sensei Amber Bogner 5th Dan
I am a mom to three amazing young adults and have a BS in Computer Information Systems, as well as recently earning my 5th degree black belt (2025). My karate journey began during the summer of 2012, a few months after my kids started taking classes. Karate has made me a better person and greatly improved both my self-esteem and confidence. I love not only passing on my karate knowledge to my students but also the life lessons and skills I have learned during my journey.

Sensei Brian Mann 1st
Dan
I began training in martial arts at age 12 and earned my black belt when I was 18. Over the past 22 years, I’ve studied on and off, returning to active training in 2022 with a renewed sense of purpose. Martial arts has played a major role in shaping my confidence and character, and I’m passionate about helping others experience that same growth. As an Instructor at MAKE, I strive to create a welcoming environment where students build confidence, discipline, and a sense of community—both inside and outside the dojo.

