Yes, we have a unique syllabus based around the ITF (International Tae Kwon Do Federation) belt system and regularly transition students from other styles to our belts and our students who move onto other styles transition quickly. We are regulated by the WKF (World Karate Federation) and the UAE Karate Federation meaning no matter where your child trains, their belt level will be recognised.
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Written by BEST OF from 11 checked facts · updated 4 Nov 2026The Warrior Academy Al Quoz is a sports school offering martial arts classes for children from age 2 to 13, including karate, taekwondo, jiu jitsu, boxing, and Muay Thai.
Classes run from 3:00 pm to 7:30 pm, with specific times for different skill levels and age groups. The school provides a quiet environment and offers online bookings. Their curriculum is based on the ITF belt system, ensuring students receive high-quality training that supports their development. The academy is committed to helping students transition between styles and is known for its dedicated approach to character building through martial arts.
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The Warrior Academy Al Quoz, people who've been and BEST OF can all answer. Everyone sees who answered.In our classes your child is learning all of the important techniques to help them transition from our syllabus to ITF or WTF taekwondo, Muay Thai or even Karate. We have never had a student be turned away because of their belt, quite the opposite our students are praised for how versatile they are and how quickly they pick techniques up are compared to other styles.
When the Warrior Academy started we were part of the ITF organisation. The challenge we found is the strict rules and politics of the organisation restricted our ability to really maximise the character development aspect of our programme. Martial arts is great but developing your child’s character is what sets them up for a happy and successful life as an adult, since we made this bold change we have won countless awards for our programme and our transformations.
In WTF or ITF organisation’s it takes around 3-4 years on average to earn a black belt. In our programme our students take on average 6-8 years. We are so confident on the quality of our black belts that we guarantee everyone who gets a black belt a job in our Academy.
Yes, during the summer holidays. Dates and details are announced each year, so follow us or ask your academy for this year's plans.
Our charity. Through it, about 15,000 children a week train on full scholarships in some of the toughest places in the world.
We are at Al Joud Centre, Office M16-1, 15A Street, Al Quoz. Call or WhatsApp us on 058 542 4089 and the team will help you find us and book a time.
It is a short drive from Al Safa, Umm Suqeim, Al Wasl, Al Manara and Al Barsha 1, and central enough that families from Business Bay, Downtown Dubai and Jumeirah 1 and 2 train here too. If Arjan or Jumeirah Islands is closer, the same programme runs there.
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Monday to Wednesday 11:30 to 20:30, Thursday 11:30 to 19:30, Friday 11:00 to 18:00, and Saturday and Sunday 08:00 to 19:00. Session times for each age group are in the timetable above, so you can find one that fits around school.
From age 2 to 18, grouped by age: Little Warriors (2 to 3), Junior Warriors (4 to 6), Senior Warriors (7 to 9), Pre Teens (10 to 12) and Teens (13+), plus family and adult programmes. Every programme is capped at 13 children, so the instructor knows your child's name, belt and goals, and you get a one-to-one call with them every month.
Yes. Our gradings are regulated by the World Karate Federation and the UAE Karate Federation, so your child's belt level is recognised wherever they train. Belts are earned through technique and behaviour, so every new belt means real progress.
Memberships start from AED 898 a month. New families start with a VIP Pass for AED 199: an introduction session, a Breakthrough Area Assessment of your child's confidence, conduct and concentration, and a goal-setting call with their instructor. Claim your VIP Pass.
Yes, and they train in our normal programmes alongside their friends. Families can visit before the first session, children can wear ear defenders, and there is a calm break space if they need a moment. See how we coach neurodivergent children.
From age 2. Little Warriors is for ages 2 to 3, then Junior Warriors (4 to 6), Senior Warriors (7 to 9), Pre Teens (10 to 12) and Teens (13+).
No. Every child starts at their own level, and most of our students had never done martial arts before.
Yes. New families start with a VIP Pass for AED 199. It includes an introduction session, the Breakthrough Area Assessment of your child's confidence, conduct and concentration, a goal-setting call with your child's instructor and seven days of WarriorNet.
Memberships start from AED 898 a month. We'll talk you through the options after your child's first session.
We have four academies. Al Quoz suits families in Al Quoz, Al Barsha, Umm Suqeim and Al Safa. Arjan suits Arjan, Al Barsha South, JVC, Motor City and Arabian Ranches. Jumeirah Islands suits Jumeirah Islands, Jumeirah Park, The Springs, Emirates Hills, JLT and Dubai Marina. Our Abu Dhabi academy is in Al Wahda Mall, Al Nahyan.
Every programme is capped at 13 children and grouped by age.
For the first session, comfortable sports clothes. Members train in The Warrior Academy uniform.
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