Andover National Karate

Both my daughter and I have had amazing experiences at National Karate Andover. My daughter has been there since she was 7 years old and is now a strong, confident, 2nd degree black-belt 10 years later. The instructors are amazing and very patient.

If you're an adult and want a fantastic workout that challenges your mind and body, pushing you to become a healthier version of yourself, join. If you're a parent and want your child to learn discipline, respect, honor, responsibility, pride of working towards a goal, meet new kiddos, compete in front of your peers and present yourself in front of small or large groups of people to gain confidence, sign them up. It isn't free, but you are getting high level training for a fraction of the price a personal trainer will charge you. If you have any issues their door is always open. In my 12 years of being apart of Andover National Karate, I've seen parents close the office door and talk with the team for 45 minutes. Sometimes just about life and how their kids are doing. Sometimes it's because money is tight. They will always work with you. Who does that! If I don't have money to pay a personal trainer, do you think they're going to train me? Nope.

I love this school so much! I've been training here ever since I was 8 years old!! Great instructors and great students who encourage you to be the best you can be!! Highly recommend coming to this karate school!

Excellent school with traditional ties that will push you to your physical limits. The instructors are excellent. Earning a black belt from National Karate is no joke. The expectations are high but attainable. The staff is incredibly motivational. You are doing yourself a dis-service if you go anywhere else.

My family has been attending National Karate in Andover for years. Top quality Instructors! I’ve made amazing friends! They have incredible professionalism and have proactively modified their content delivery to navigate the obstacles of the pandemic. I can honestly say I wouldn’t be the person I am today without the culture of the school and the inclusion of everyone that attends.