Graded By Black Belts
Every belt test is examined by a panel of senior coaches against a published syllabus — no surprises, no politics.
Who We Are
A neighborhood dojo where beginners become confident martial artists — and stay for the community.
Our Story
Ironpeak began with a single evening class in a rented community hall: twelve students, two second-hand mats, and one belief — that martial arts should be taught patiently, honestly, and to everyone. Fifteen years later we run full programs for kids, teens, adults, and women-only groups, but the first rule of that evening class still hangs above our door: leave the ego at the door.
Every coach on our floor is a certified black belt with first-aid training and a background-checked record working with children. We cap class sizes so nobody hides at the back, and every student gets a personal progression plan from white belt to black.
Meet Our Instructors
What We Believe
Inside The Dojo
Every belt test is examined by a panel of senior coaches against a published syllabus — no surprises, no politics.
Kids, parents, and competitors share the same mats. Monthly team sessions mix all levels for sparring and kata.
Students get home-drill cards and open-mat hours, because two focused sessions beat five distracted ones.
