What age can my child start?

Personal (one-to-one) training is available from age 4. Kids' groups start at 9, and teens over 14 can join the adult group classes. The club's general classes page also mentions kids and teens aged 6 to 18, so check with the club which option suits your child's age.

When are the kids' group classes?

The published kids' group timetable is Monday, Wednesday and Friday, 4:30-5:30pm, with coach Pavel Misko. If none of those times work, the club asks you to contact them to find an alternative.

What should my child bring to the first class?

Just comfortable sportswear. The club provides gloves, wraps and pads. Kickboxing and Muay Thai are done without shoes; for boxing, comfortable trainers are fine.

How much do classes cost, and is there a trial?

Prices and trial options aren't published on the website - ask the provider by phone, WhatsApp, email or the booking form.

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Champ Belts — kickboxing & Muay Thai for kids in Al Quoz

Q: Can I watch my child train?

The club says kids' and teens' classes take place in a separate "safe" hall where parents can monitor their child's training online. Ask the club how this works before the first session.

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Al Quoz

Champ Belts is a kickboxing, Muay Thai and boxing club in Al Quoz Industrial Area 3 with a kids' programme covering all three disciplines. Children train in a separate kids' hall that the club calls a "safe" hall, where parents can monitor their child's training online. Kids' groups are formed by age and training level, with up to 20 children per group. One-to-one sessions are available from age 4, kids' groups start at 9, and teens over 14 can join the adult group classes. The kids' group timetable runs Monday, Wednesday and Friday, 4:30-5:30pm, with coach Pavel Misko, a Master of Sports in Muay Thai. The club was founded by head coach Andrey Gridin, who the club says has trained more than 30 world champions. On site there is a main ring, a kids' training area, changing rooms with lockers and showers, and the club supplies gloves, wraps and pads. Classes are taught in English and Russian.

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The activity

Martial Arts, explained

Kickboxing, Muay Thai and boxing are striking sports: children learn punches, kicks, footwork and defence, and Muay Thai adds knees and elbows - it is known as the art of eight limbs. A typical kids' class moves from a warm-up into technical drills on pads and bags, partner work and a cool-down. Along the way children build coordination, stamina, speed and focus, and learn habits like listening to the coach, respecting a partner and sticking to a routine. Clubs usually group children by age and level, and many offer one-to-one sessions for children who are too young for a group or want extra attention. Trying more than one style before settling is common.

Who it's for

Children from age 4 for one-to-one sessions; kids' group classes from age 9; teens over 14 can join adult group classes. Groups are formed by age and training level. Boxing, kickboxing and Muay Thai are all offered for kids.

What to expect

A kids' class lasts one hour: warm-up, main training and a cool-down. Children don't need their own kit - comfortable sportswear is enough, and the club supplies gloves, wraps and pads. Kickboxing and Muay Thai are trained barefoot; for boxing, comfortable trainers are fine. Coaches break techniques into simple steps and work in English and Russian. To start, fill in the booking form on the kids' page (choose boxing, kickboxing or Muay Thai, and group or personal training) and the club says it will reply within the day. Prices and any trial class aren't published, so ask the provider.

Highlights

One-to-one sessions from age 4; kids' groups from 9; teens over 14 join adult groups (champbelts.ae)
Kids' group timetable: Monday, Wednesday and Friday, 4:30-5:30pm, with coach Pavel Misko (champbelts.ae)
Separate kids' hall where parents can monitor training online; groups of up to 20 (champ-belts.com)
Boxing, kickboxing and Muay Thai for kids; gloves, wraps and pads supplied (champbelts.ae)
Head coach and founder Andrey Gridin, who the club says has trained 30+ world champions (champ-belts.com)
Rated 5.0 on Google from 243 reviews, 240 of them five-star (Google listing)

Why parents rate it

What parents say on Google

Champ Belts is rated 5.0 on Google from 243 reviews. 240 of those are five-star, with one four-star and two three-star reviews.

The facts

Ages: One-to-one from 4; kids' groups from 9; teens 14+ join adult groups (champbelts.ae/classes/kids/)
Not published yet: Ask about prices and trials
Schedule: Kids' group classes Monday, Wednesday and Friday, 4:30-5:30pm (champbelts.ae/classes/kids/)
Languages: English, Russian
Where: 46J8+259, Al Quoz Industrial Area 3, Al Quoz, Dubai
How to book: champbelts.ae/classes/kids · +971 56 997 1015 · wa.me/971569971015 · [email protected]
Opening hours: Mon–Sat7am–10pm
Sun8am–8pm

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Questions parents ask

Good to know

Bring comfortable sportswear; no shoes needed for kickboxing and Muay Thai, trainers for boxing (champbelts.ae)
Changing rooms with lockers and showers on site (champbelts.ae)
Coaches teach in English and Russian (champbelts.ae)
If the timetable doesn't suit, the club asks you to get in touch to find another time (champbelts.ae)
Wheelchair-accessible toilet, seating and car park (Google listing)
Club hours: Monday-Saturday 7am-10pm, Sunday 8am-8pm (champbelts.ae)