Class Schedule

All ages
Family Plan Available

Sullivan, IN School

Monday        7-8, 8-9 pm
Wednesday   7-8, 8-9 pm
Saturday       10am-noon (Winter Hours)
No Class if Sullivan schools are out due to snow.

Watseka, IL School

Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday 5:30 - 8:30 pm
Saturdays 10:00am - noon

St. Phillip School (Evansville, IN)

Kid's class (7-13) M & W 3:30-4:30pm
Little Warrior's (4-6) M & W 4:30-5:15pm
Adult class (14-up) M & W 6:30-7:30pm

Classes for Children
We specialize in teaching boys and girls starting at age 5. Our intention is to make children feel good about themselves, and to be in physical and mental control. Our teaching methods are sensitively tailored to meet the needs of individual learning differences. All children are taught at their own individual pace and are never pressured to perform beyond their capabilities.

The rigors of participation in the martial arts develop sportsmanship and courage, perseverance and discipline, poise, and respect for others while promoting self-confidence and a positive self-image. No doubt these are the qualities most needed by all of us as we are faced with the problems and troubles of these difficult times.

In some cases, our school may provide child therapy. For example, self-confidence attained from learning how to defend themselves makes the very shy, withdrawn child more outgoing and confident, or makes the very aggressive child more calm and respectful toward others. As parents, you will truly be amazed at the positive difference in attitude your child will develop after taking professional classes at the Ron Reed School. He or she will walk proudly with their head held high.

Why Study the Martial Arts?
While self-defense is the most common reason for studying the martial arts, there are other equally important reasons, including physical fitness, weight and figure control, and self-confidence. But, whatever the reason for studying the martial arts, the new student will quickly become aware of the many benefits of training.

Martial arts students feel healthy and physically fit. They are confident that they are learning to defend themselves; and this quiet confidence filters through all phases of their life including home, job and school. Furthermore, as students progress in the martial arts, they develop a greater respect for themselves and for others.

Women & The Martial Arts
No other activity offers women the benefits that can be obtained through martial arts.

Although such activities as tennis, racquetball, and weight training offer good physical exercise, they do not teach you how to defend yourself. From the self-defense training at our school, you will learn how to effectively take care of yourself, should a confrontation occur. Furthermore, because of the invigorating classes, your body will stay firm, trim, and graceful.