Build confidence.
Move with purpose.
Kintsugi Sporting Club brings martial arts instruction and positive youth programming directly to schools, recreation programs, and community organizations throughout Northern Virginia and the Washington, DC area.
Bring Kintsugi to Your Program
Simple programs with real purpose.
Programs can be adapted for age group, setting, class length, and partner needs. Kintsugi Sporting Club is designed to work with organizations rather than requiring families to travel to a traditional dojang.
After-School Martial Arts
Structured classes focused on movement, technique, confidence, discipline, respect, and fun.
Personal Protection Awareness
Age-appropriate instruction centered on awareness, confidence, boundaries, and practical safety concepts.
Community & Small-Group Programs
Flexible martial arts and youth fitness programming for recreation centers, community groups, and private organizations.
We bring the program to you.
Kintsugi Sporting Club partners with schools and community organizations to create convenient, positive programs where students already are.
Programs can be structured around your schedule, available space, age group, and enrollment needs. The goal is to make participation straightforward for both families and partner organizations.
Preschools, elementary schools, middle schools, and high schools, as well as recreation programs, community centers, youth organizations, and enrichment programs.
Master Jeremy Smith
Master Jeremy Smith is a longtime martial artist and instructor with experience teaching children and adults in school, community, and traditional martial arts settings. He is a 5th Dan Black Belt in Taekwondo certified under The Kukkiwon in Seoul, South Korea.
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Kintsugi Sporting Club was created to build something broader than a traditional martial arts school: a platform for youth development, athletic growth, confidence, discipline, and community connection.
The Kintsugi idea
Kintsugi is the Japanese art of repairing broken pottery in a way that honors the repair rather than hiding it. The club carries that spirit forward through growth, resilience, and confidence built through movement and sport.
Tell us what you have in mind.
Share a few details about your school, organization, or program and we can start a conversation.