Master Fry Defense Systems

FREE 30 MINUTE INTRO CLASS! The Ultimate Aerobic Self Defense Workout! A unique martial arts program geared towards 5,6 and 7 year olds, Master Fry Defense Systems has been offering professional martial arts training to the Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky area for almost three decades. All levels of martial arts from basic self-defense to advanced... hand-to hand combat techniques are taught by certified instructors. For those interested in cardio conditioning, we offer a full schedule of kickboxing classes, all taught by certified instructors skilled in proper defensive and fitness techniques. Personal training and private instruction is available as well. Ask about our Taekwondo Birthday Pizza Parties! Children and Adults receive the benefit of Chief Master Fry's many years of training and experience. He is an 8th Degree Black Belt with over 36 years of dedication to teaching children and adults at all levels. Check out the Our Instructors page to learn about our experienced and professional staff. A benefit of training is improved self-confidence. Anyone can participate in Taekwondo all at various levels of proficiency and everyone can progress and feel a sense of accomplishment. This allows the student to gain confidence in his or her own abilities while learning to deal effectively with peers. The number of women in Taekwondo has more than tripled in recent years, and today represents more than 30% of all practicing students. Much of this interest can be attributed to the nature of Taekwondo technique which can be readily adapted to a woman''s physical structure. Who Can Benefit from Taekwondo? You can! Taekwondo offers a "learning style" athletic activity that develops a combination of balance, coordination, and flexibility while instilling a sense of self-discipline that can carry into all aspects of life. Instruction is beneficial to children as young as 5-years old, Pre-teens and Teenagers, Adults of all ages, and Seniors. Remember ... students progress at their own rate. One need not be an "athlete" ...Read More