Martial Arts Classes in Crestwood, KY
For Kids, Teens, Adults & Families
Build peace, strength, and confidence through practical martial arts training.
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Pagoda Ryu Meets Panantukan
Rooted in tradition. Built for real life.
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Welcome to Of The Void Martial Arts
Peace, confidence, and strength
At Of The Void Martial Arts, students build confidence, discipline, focus, and real martial arts skill in a supportive family environment.
Our classes help children, teens, and adults grow stronger physically and mentally while learning respect, resilience, and self-control both on and off the mat.
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Martial Arts in Crestwood, KY: Quick Facts
Of The Void Martial Arts is a family-owned martial arts school in Crestwood, Kentucky, led by Sensei Charles Alston. We teach Pagoda Ryu Karate and Panantukan (Filipino boxing) to kids, teens, adults, and families. We also offer women's self-defense and the Dragon Academy after-school program. We're located in the Pleasant Colony Shopping Center and serve families across Oldham County, including Crestwood, La Grange, Prospect, Pewee Valley, and Goshen.
How old does my child need to be?
Hatchlings Karate is for ages 2–5, and Little Dragons Kids Karate is for ages 5–12. We place five-year-olds in whichever class best fits their maturity and focus.
Do I need experience or to be in shape?
No. Every class is beginner-friendly, and students train at their own level from day one.
Is there a free trial?
Yes. Your first week is free. After that, our $30 Starter Pack includes your uniform.
What should I wear to my first class?
Comfortable athletic clothing is all you need.
Do you offer an after-school program?
Yes. Dragon Academy runs Monday–Friday, 2:30–6:00 PM, for ages 5–12, with space limited to 15 students.
What is Pagoda Ryu?
Pagoda Ryu is a traditional karate system focused on discipline, structure, and practical self-defense. We pair it with Panantukan, a Filipino boxing art built on close-range movement and real-world skill.
