6–10
Younger group
Monday and Wednesday 17:00–18:00
Playful warm-ups, basic techniques, plenty of movement.
Perseverance, discipline,confidence
Kids' kickboxing for 6–14-year-olds in Budapest's District VI, Terézváros. Mondays and Wednesdays, with experienced coaches who compete at national-team level.
The first session is free, and you don't need to buy any kit.
Opening offer · first month HUF 12,000 for the first 15 new sign-ups
6–14
age range
Mon & Wed
two sessions a week
WAKO
member club of the national federation
Where this path can lead
Some go from here all the way to the European Championships
Most children come because they love moving and the group is great. But for those who take it seriously, the road to competing is open — the club is a member of the WAKO Hungarian Kickboxing Federation, and our students are part of the age-group national teams too.
WAKO European Championships, Istanbul 2023Age-group national teamChildren, cadet and junior categories
Groups
Progressing with children their own age
11–14
Older group
Monday and Wednesday 18:00–19:00
More focused technical work, in pairs and on the bag.
A session
Sixty minutes, well structured
Warm-up
Playful running and mobility work, about 15 minutes.
Technique
Stance, punches, kicks and footwork.
Practice
In pairs or on the bag, always in protective gear.
Cool-down
Stretching, breathing and finishing the session together.
Full sparring is only for prepared, advanced children, under the coach's supervision and in full protective gear.
For parents
Kickboxing doesn't teach children to fight
It teaches rules, self-control and perseverance. Your child grows while training within safe, clear boundaries.
You can watch the first session
You'll see how we work with the children, and your child will feel calmer starting out.
Always in protective gear
Partner drills are controlled, with proper gloves and protection.
Training suited to their age
6–10-year-olds train in a separate group, more playfully and at their own pace.
It stays in the gym
From the very first minute, they learn that their strength has its place and its rules.
The coach
Benedek Balázs
Everyone at training calls him Beni
- Youth European Championships3rd place · 2025
- Youth World Championships5th place · 2024
- Hungarian Senior Championships2nd place · 2025
Two-time champion of the Hungarian Schools Olympics (Diákolimpia). He finished 5th at the 2024 Youth World Championships and 3rd at the 2025 Youth European Championships, and won silver at the Hungarian senior championships.
He teaches children what he learned as a competitor: technique is the easy part — the hard part is not stopping when you're already getting tired.
His sessions have rules, and from day one he makes it clear that what they learn in the gym is not used outside it.
“Nobody started out as a world champion.”
Times and prices
Choose a first session
Opening offer · only for the first 15 new sign-ups
HUF 12,000
for the first month
HUF 20,000
The first trial session is free. If your child decides to stay, the first month is HUF 12,000, then HUF 20,000 per month, paid in cash at the start of the month.
The first trial session is free.
You don't need to buy any kit for it.
Single sessions are also available — ask Benedek about the price.
Fill in the form and we'll email you the times and everything you need to know straight away.
What to bring:
Sports shortsT-shirtWater bottleSmall towel
For the first session, the club provides gloves and protective gear.
Frequently asked questions
What parents usually want to know
Won't a combat sport make my child more aggressive?+
In our experience it's the opposite: children learn where strength belongs and where it doesn't. There are rules in training, and from day one we make it clear that what they learn here is not used outside the gym.
Can I stay for the first session?+
Yes, and we're glad when you do. You'll see how we work with the children, and your child will feel calmer too. Later on, most parents naturally move from staying to dropping off.
What if my child is shy or has never done any sport?+
That's fine — lots of children start that way. The first weeks are about playful warm-ups and basic steps, and nobody is put into partner work until they're ready. They can progress at their own pace.
How likely are injuries?+
All practice is done in protective gear, under the coach's supervision, and the intensity is matched to age. Bruises and strains can happen in any active sport — we won't pretend otherwise — but full sparring is only for prepared, advanced children.
Do I need to buy any kit?+
Not for the first session: the club provides gloves and protective gear. If your child stays, it's worth getting their own gloves and shin guards later on, and we're happy to help with that.
Do they have to compete?+
No. Most children only come to train. Those who want to and are ready for it can enter competitions, but that's always the child's and the parents' decision.
What if they try it and don't like it?+
Then that's that, and it costs nothing: the first session is free and you don't need to buy any kit. Many children only really get into it by the 2nd or 3rd session, so it's worth giving it more than one try.
How does the opening offer work?+
The first trial session is free for everyone. If your child then stays and joins, the first monthly pass is HUF 12,000, and from the following month it's the normal fee of HUF 20,000 per month. This is offered to the first 15 new sign-ups for our new groups.
The first session is free. That's all the risk there is.
Opening offer: first month HUF 12,000 for the first 15 new sign-ups.
Location
Eötvös utca 51, 1067 Budapest (District VI, Terézváros)
Training days
Mondays and Wednesdays
Getting here
TO BE COMPLETED: metro, tram, parking