
Raise a stronger kid
Confidence, focus, and respect — built through play, technique, and discipline. They walk in shy and walk out steady.
- Little Warriors · 5–8→
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- Teens · 13–15→
DMA ACADEMYest. CalgaryCalgary's home for combat arts — Boxing, Kickboxing, Muay Thai, Sanda, K1 and Sparring. Built for kids finding their confidence, and fighters chasing their best. Taught by Master Damerji and his team.
First class is on us. No equipment · all ages · no commitment.

Whether your child is taking their first class or you're stepping in for your first amateur bout — we meet you where you are, then push.

Confidence, focus, and respect — built through play, technique, and discipline. They walk in shy and walk out steady.

From fundamentals to the corner of an amateur fight — train with coaching that's taken athletes to the national level.
Strength is more than muscle. Every class trains the body and the mind — repetition, respect, and the will to come back tomorrow.
Conditioning, technique, and stamina that show up in everything you do — not just in the gym.
Drills demand presence. Students learn to lock in — a skill that follows them to school and work.
We bow before we begin. Respect for coaches, partners, and self is the first thing we teach.
Confidence you can't fake — the kind that comes from doing hard things and getting better.
You train next to people who want you to win. That energy is the whole point.
We don't promise easy. We promise progress you can measure, class after class.
Martial arts isn't about fighting. It's about the kid who learns to bow before they punch, to listen before they speak, to lose before they win — in a room where coaches are vetted and parents are always welcome to watch.

He wouldn't make eye contact in week one. Now he leads the warm-up. I can't believe the change.
My daughter found her confidence here. The coaches treat every kid like they matter.
Real training, real progress. Drop in your photos and reels — this gallery makes them shine.





First class is free. No gear, no commitment. Bring water and someone who'll cheer you on.