What can children learn at TrainMe?

The club lists karate, taekwondo, kickboxing, Muay Thai, self-defence, fitness classes, Kenpo Fitness, tournament prep and holiday camps, and says its classes are for children and adults. Sparring is by invitation only. Ask the club which classes run for your child's age.

What ages does TrainMe take?

The website says classes are open to all ages and levels but does not publish age bands for the kids' classes. Ask the provider.

How much are classes at TrainMe?

Prices are not on the website. The child registration form's terms say classes run by the term, and that gradings, championships, holiday camps and the uniform are charged extra. Ask the provider for current fees.

When are the classes?

The club says it has morning, evening and weekend options but does not publish a timetable. Ask the provider for the class times for your child's discipline and age.

Is there a free trial class?

The website does not mention a trial class. Ask the provider on WhatsApp before you book.

Inside Cityland Mall, beside Global Village, in Wadi Al Safa 4, Dubai.

TrainMe Martial Arts and Yoga: karate, taekwondo and more at Cityland Mall

Combat SportsMartial Arts

New to Waha

Checked Oct 2026Details checked October 2026

Dubailand

TrainMe is a martial arts and fitness club at Cityland Mall, beside Global Village. It describes itself as a family-founded club for children and adults, and its range is wide: karate, taekwondo, kickboxing, Muay Thai, self-defence, yoga, breathing, fitness classes and Kenpo Fitness, plus sparring (by invitation only), tournament prep and holiday camps. The club says its classes are open to all ages and levels, with morning, evening and weekend options, and that it also runs after-school activities at some Dubai schools. There is a separate child registration form, so children join as students in their own right rather than tagging along to an adult class. It could suit a family that wants one place where a child does karate or taekwondo while a parent takes yoga or kickboxing. Ages, prices and class times are not on the website, so message the club on WhatsApp before you go.

trainme.ae Instagram Facebook TikTok

The activity

Martial Arts, explained

Martial arts classes for children teach a set of blocks, punches, kicks and stances, practised in drills and short patterns, with a lot of emphasis on listening, bowing in and waiting your turn. Karate and taekwondo are the classic starting points: children usually train barefoot in a uniform and work up through coloured belts at gradings, which gives them clear goals to aim for. Along the way they build balance, coordination, flexibility and focus, and many parents value the discipline and self-confidence as much as the fitness. Kickboxing and Muay Thai add pad work and fitness. Starting ages vary by club and style, so check with the coach what suits your child.

Who it's for

Children and adults. The club says its classes are open to all ages and levels, and it has a separate child registration form and an adults form. Age bands for the kids' classes are not published: ask the club which class suits your child's age. Sparring is by invitation only.

What to expect

Booking starts on WhatsApp: every "Book a Class" button on the site opens a chat with the club, and children are registered through a child registration form linked from the contact page. The form asks for your child's date of birth, medical conditions and allergies, and who will do pick-up and drop-off. Its terms say paid classes must be taken within the term, gradings, championships, holiday camps and the uniform cost extra, and there are no refunds. A trial class, session length and what to wear are not published, so ask the club when you message.

Highlights

Karate, taekwondo, kickboxing, Muay Thai, self-defence and Kenpo Fitness under one roof (trainme.ae)
Yoga, breathing and fitness classes for adults alongside the kids' martial arts (trainme.ae)
Classes open to all ages and levels, with morning, evening and weekend options (trainme.ae)
Holiday camps that mix martial arts, fitness and friendship (trainme.ae)
Tournament prep, and sparring by invitation only (trainme.ae)
Also runs after-school activities at some Dubai schools (trainme.ae)

Why parents rate it

What parents say on Google

TrainMe is rated 5.0 on Google from 4 reviews, all of them five-star. That is a small number of reviews so far, so it is worth asking the club about a first visit before you sign up for a term.

The facts

Ages: Children and adults; open to all ages and levels (age bands not published)
Not published yet: Ask about prices and trials
Where: Cityland Mall, Beside Global Village, Wadi Al Safa 4, Dubai
How to book: wa.me/971505842784 · +971 50 584 2784 · +971 58 575 2784 · [email protected]
Opening hours: Every day7am–10pm

Guide · 8 min readRead: Gymnastics and martial arts: body control, balance and learning to fall

Questions parents ask

Good to know

Inside Cityland Mall, beside Global Village (trainme.ae)
Registration terms: payment by cash, card or bank transfer; 10% admin charge on bills paid more than 7 days after the invoice date (child registration form linked from trainme.ae)
Cancelling a booked class needs 24 hours' notice; a make-up class may be offered if there is space in another class in the same term (child registration form)
No-refund policy, and paid classes must be used within the term (child registration form)
Gradings, championships, holiday camps and the uniform are charged extra (child registration form)
Toilet and a wheelchair-accessible car park (Google listing)