So if you’ve managed to get yourself here on our website, then you’re thinking of opening and running your own Kinetic Martial Arts club. Before going any further there are a couple of critical items to consider:
You need to care about all of your students and be able to focus on them above yourself. You must love to train in martial arts, and we mean YOU want to train, just as much as you want to teach. If this is you, then feel welcome to read on. Below are some questions that we think might help you understand what it’s like to start and then run a Kinetic Martial Arts club.

Actually no, not yet. But it has to be on your list to get. If you open a club within Kinetic, the Black Belts and the other Dojang heads will be there to assist you on your journey.
Ummm … no. If you open your own club that is about assisting others on their journey, but your Black Belt is your journey, you can’t buy a Black Belt with us, the only path to your own Black Belt is through consistent and focused training.
Ummm … again it’s a no. So to confirm applying to open a Kinetic club 100% in no way guarantees that you’ll be granted that right. We do select applicants along several characteristics that may or may not be obvious to those looking from the outside, but to consider some of these selection criteria are:

Yes. Big time. Before opening the doors and taking your first class, there are some essential training sessions and experiences that you will need to complete, and depending on your current belt level, there might be some additional training to do too.
This involves shadowing someone currently running a club and having all the experiences that they have
How we get students to the quality level typical of the Kinetic environment
Knowing the key items that need to be done each day to run a great club
There are lots of opportunities for the Dojang Heads to informally get together and train together; and
There are also several formal training sessions throughout the year to keep improving your martial arts and instructing skills
Hear it from Sir Dima himself here.
We are really lucky with the culture of our group, there are two main ways we all get supported:
The dojang heads usually speak to each other at least once per week and chat through the many unique items that come up.
In any week its typical that a dojang head will make a call through to Sir Trent or Tammy @ HQ and spend some time on the phone or on zoom sorting through things.
Circa 2005To help our members become better physically & mentally, making them better individuals & citizens, through training in Hapkido.
If you want to know more, then we’re happy to share a stack of details like how a club functions, how our group works together and how you could fit in to it.
Please get in touch with us by filling in this form or reaching out to me directly on 02 8381 0330. I look forward to speaking with you.