Music City Karate - Putting The Martial Arts In Baltimore County's Arts and Entertainment District
Catonsville Seido Karate is proud to be located in "Music City Maryland". We're turning up the volume and bringing the martial arts to Baltimore County's Arts and Entertainment District!
We provide traditional Japanese karate training for self-development, self-defense, and physical fitness for adults of all ages, teens, and children ages 7 and up. Our classes are located in the Mount DeSales / Edmondson Ridge neighborhood of Catonsville -- convenient to Route 40 west and the Beltway, and just 15 minutes from downtown Baltimore.
Our adult/teen class welcomes students 13+ -- older adults are welcome, it is never too late to start. Whether you're in your teens or your 70s you are welcome to join us and explore the benefits of Seido Karate training. We love absolute beginners! No prior martial arts, sports, or athletic experience is necessary.
Our youth class is geared towards elementary and middle school age students, age 7-14. Parents are welcome to train with their children.
And our new peewee class (offered once a week) is open to students age 4-6.
Our chief instructor is Jun Shihan Tom Swiss, a sixth-degree black belt with over thirty years experience. (And an amateur singer/songwriter!)
Location:
6159-B Edmondson Avenue
Catonsville MD 21228
Call or text: 410-881-2080
Tuesday
- Peewee (age 4-6): 4:55-5:30 pm
- Youth/Family, beginner: 6:00-6:45 pm
- Youth/Family, established students: 6:00-7:00 pm
- Adult/teen, basic class: 7:00-8:00 pm
- Adult/teen extended training: 8:00-8:30 pm, see calendar for groups and topics
Thursday
- Open floor: 5:00-5:30 pm
- All students: 5:30-6:30 pm
Training Fees:
No long-term contracts, no high-pressure sales.
- Drop-in rate: $17/class
- Monthly rate: $98/month
- Peewee class: $60/month
Discounts apply for members of a household training together. Additional costs, such as belt promotions, uniforms, and WSKO membership, may apply.
More information
More information about Seido Karate.
About Jun Shihan Tom Swiss, chief instructor