Kids Empowerment

Confidence Through Self-defence

Empowering Kids to Stand Tall

Our program teaches children essential self-defence skills while focusing on inner confidence and emotional control. Through structured drills, clear guidance, and age-appropriate learning methods, kids develop body awareness, resilience, and the ability to stay calm under pressure. This approach helps them feel secure, grounded, and capable of handling everyday challenges — without aggression or fear-based teaching.

Coach supervising two children practicing light boxing drills in a ring, guiding technique and safety during training.
Three young boxers sitting together in a boxing ring, smiling and wearing gloves while interacting with their coach.

Anti-Bullying Through Psychological Strength

Turning Fear into Confidence

We go beyond physical techniques by giving children practical, psychology-based tools to handle conflict. Kids learn how to recognise early signs of bullying, communicate assertively, manage emotions, and use simple de-escalation strategies. They gain the confidence to set boundaries, seek help when needed, and respond to provocation safely and effectively. The goal is not to fight — but to protect themselves through clarity, confidence, and calm action.

MMA KIDS

OUR EMPOWERMENT CONCEPT

CONFIDENCE THROUGH MOVEMENT

Structured physical drills to develop strength, coordination, and self-belief.

ANTI-BULLYING SKILLS

Teaching kids how to communicate assertively, set boundaries, and defuse conflicts safely.

MENTAL FOCUS & RESILIENCE

Improving attention, impulse control, emotional balance, and decision-making.

SAFE & SUPPORTIVE ENVIRONMENT

A child-centered coaching approach built on trust, respect, and encouragement.

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    Frequently Asked Questions

    Top 10 Most Popular FAQ`s

    TRIFIT is a modern MMA and fitness club focused on holistic training. We specialize in Kids MMA, Adult MMA, as well as additional programs such as nutrition coaching and mental training.

    Children can start as early as 5 years old. We offer age-appropriate groups (5–7 years, 8–12 years, teens 13+) led by specially trained coaches.

    No! Our classes are designed for both beginners and advanced athletes. Everyone is supported according to their own level.

    Kids MMA builds confidence, discipline, and teamwork. It also improves coordination, motor skills, and provides tools for self-defense and conflict prevention.

    Yes. In addition to Adult MMA, we also offer family workouts, women’s fitness programs, and personal training.

    Yes. We run a dedicated Kids Nutrition program to support healthy eating habits in children, and we also provide personalized nutrition coaching for adults and families.

    You can sign up online or on-site for a free trial session. This gives you the chance to meet our team, explore our facilities, and experience our training first-hand.

    We provide flexible monthly and 3-month memberships as well as attractive 1-year memberships. Packages can be customised depending on your training goals and needs.

    Just bring comfortable sportswear, something to drink, and motivation! Gloves and protective gear can be borrowed at first or purchased through us later.

    Simply click “Reserve your spot now” on our website or contact us directly. We’ll confirm your booking within 24 hours.

    Kids MMA & Self-Defence
    Kids MMA & Self-Defence
    Kids MMA & Self-Defence
    Fun, age-appropriate self-defence combined with MMA basics. Builds confidence, discipline, and strength while teaching children valuable life skills.
    MMA for Adults & Couples
    MMA for Adults & Couples
    MMA for Adults & Couples
    Interactive self-defence programs for schools. Kids learn awareness, respect, and practical skills in a structured and supportive environment.
    Nutrition for Kids
    Nutrition for Kids
    Nutrition for Kids
    Practical and fun guidance for healthy eating habits. Supports children’s growth, focus, and daily energy in a natural way.

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