Martial Arts Classes in Westlake Austin for Kids, Teens & Adults
For over 33 years, Life Ki-do has been the martial arts school Westlake families come back to. Not just because of what we teach, but because of how we teach it.
★ Trusted by Westlake & Eanes ISD Families Since 1993
Adult Martial Arts in Westlake
Strength, self-defense, and mental calm and clarity
Adult Tai Chi in Westlake
Improve balance, reduce stress, and long-term health
A Trusted Part of the
Westlake Community
for Over 33 Years
Life Ki-do has called Bee Caves Road home since 1993, right next to Austin’s Pizza. Three decades later, we are still here, still serving Westlake families, and still growing alongside the community we love.
More Than Martial Arts Training
Students build real confidence, sharper focus, emotional resilience, and practical self-defense skills. Our integrated system develops the body, breath, and brain together, so the growth students experience here carries into school, home, and everyday life.
Deeply Connected to Westlake Schools and Families
Founder Jonathan Hewitt has worked with families from Eanes Elementary, Cedar Creek, Hill Country Middle School, Westlake High School, and Trinity Episcopal School. He has led community workshops, partnered with local organizations, and been an active voice through the Westlake Chamber of Commerce for years.
This is not a franchise. It is a school that knows this neighborhood and is genuinely invested in the people who call it home.
Supporting Westlake Students
In School & In Life
Life Ki-do proudly serves families throughout the Westlake and Eanes ISD community — helping students build confidence, focus, resilience, and emotional strength both on and off the mat.
Trusted by Local Families
Many students train with us after school to improve focus, emotional control, discipline, confidence, and resilience — skills that support success both academically and personally.
Parents often tell us they notice improvements not only in martial arts, but also in listening, leadership, emotional regulation, stress management, and self-confidence at home and in school.
33+ Years
Serving Westlake families
Minutes From Eanes ISD
Convenient after-school training
Real-Life Skills
Confidence beyond the dojo
Eanes Elementary School
🖈Within 3 minutes of Life Ki-do
Cedar Creek Elementary
🖈Within 3 minutes of Life Ki-do
Trinity Episcopal School
🖈Within 3 minutes of Life Ki-do
Hill Country Middle School
🖈Within 3 minutes of Life Ki-do
Westlake High School
🖈Within 3 minutes of Life Ki-do
More Than Martial Arts.
Real-Life Skills That Last.
At Life Ki-do, martial arts are used as a tool for personal growth.
Our system combines:
Karate
for discipline and consistency
Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ)
for practical self-defense
Tai Chi
for balance and awareness
Systema
for emotional regulation under pressure
Deep Roots in the Westlake Community
Life Ki-do has spent decades supporting local schools, families, teachers, and businesses throughout the Westlake community — becoming far more than just a martial arts school.
Community Leadership
Founder Jonathan Hewitt has hosted seminars and workshops for students, teachers, parents, schools, businesses, and organizations throughout Westlake Austin for decades.
From local schools and preschools to community organizations and business groups, Life Ki-do has become deeply woven into the fabric of the Westlake community through education, mentorship, movement, and personal development.
33+ Years
Serving Westlake families
Community Partnerships
Schools, teachers & local organizations
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Eanes Elementary
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Cedar Creek Elementary
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Trinity Episcopal School
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Westlake High
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Hill Country Middle School
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YPW
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St. Stephens Schools
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St. Michael’s School
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Primrose Preschool
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Shepherd of the Hills Preschool
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Westlake Hills Presbyterian Preschool
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Rotary Club
Martial Arts Programs
for Every Age in WESTLAKE
Preschool Martial Arts in Westlake
Kids build listening skills, coordination, and early confidence through structured, engaging classes. They learn to follow directions, stay focused, and feel comfortable in a group — building a strong foundation for school and life.
Kids Martial Arts in Austin
Kids develop real confidence, stronger focus, and emotional control. They learn how to handle challenges, stay disciplined, and build resilience — skills that carry into school, friendships, and everyday life.
Teen Martial Arts in Austin
Teens build confidence, discipline, and the ability to handle pressure. Training helps them stay focused, manage stress, and develop a strong sense of identity during key years of growth.
Adult Martial Arts in Austin
Build strength, real self-defense skills, and mental clarity in a supportive, challenging environment. Train your body and mind together while improving focus, stress control, and overall confidence.
Adult Tai Chi in Austin
Improve balance, reduce stress, and build long-term health through calm, controlled movement. Tai Chi helps you feel more centered, relaxed, and physically strong — no experience needed.
New to Martial Arts in Westlake?
Here's a Complete Family Guide.
Exploring martial arts for the first time can feel overwhelming, especially with so many styles and schools to consider. So we put together a free, in-depth guide specifically written for Westlake families.
It covers the most common questions parents ask before enrolling, explains what to look for in a martial arts school near Eanes ISD, and walks through the differences between Karate, BJJ, Tai Chi, and Systema in plain, practical language. It also includes what real families in West Austin have experienced after making the decision to start.
Why Westlake Families Choose Life Ki-do
Over Other Austin Martial Arts Schools
There are other martial arts schools in Austin. So what keeps West Austin families coming back to Life Ki-do for 33 years?
A few things stand out.
We Teach Multiple Disciplines Under One Roof
Karate, Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, Systema, Tai Chi, and self-defense — all available at the Westlake location. Students get exposure to the best of several martial arts traditions without needing to hop between schools.
Our Instructors Are Professional Educators
Being a skilled martial artist is only half the job. Our instructors bring decades of teaching experience and are trained to reach students of all ages, backgrounds, and learning styles — including children with attention challenges or sensory sensitivities.
We're Intentionally Non-Competitive
There are no tournaments. No rankings against other students. Our focus is entirely on personal bests — each student measured against their own previous performance. Students encourage each other here. That's a deliberate choice, and it creates a healthier, more sustainable relationship with growth.
We're Not Just a Martial Arts School — We're a Personal Development System
Every class integrates the River Flow curriculum from Jonathan Hewitt's Amazon best-selling books. Students develop mindfulness, emotional intelligence, and resilience alongside their physical skills. That's the part that parents notice most at home.
We're a Real Community
Parents know each other. Kids develop genuine friendships. Adults find a group of people who show up consistently for each other. Over 33 years, we've become a real part of the Westlake community — not a transactional fitness business.
What WESTLAKE Austin Families Say
About Our Martial Arts Programs
“It’s the best place for family bonding! Our son has grown immensely since joining Life Ki-do. The instructors are amazing, and it’s become something we all look forward to each week.”
– Neeta Bhushan
“Life Ki-do has been an incredible resource for our family. The environment is positive, supportive, and focused on real growth, not just martial arts, but life skills.”
– Bobby Janecka
“Our son is learning focus, confidence, and connection. We’ve seen real changes at home and school. We are so grateful to be part of the Life Ki-do community.”
– Dawn Delatte
“A fantastic place for kids and adults to build discipline, strength, and confidence. The instructors truly care and make every class meaningful.”
– Mona Faulkner
“We love Life Ki-do! My son looks forward to class each week. He’s learning focus, confidence and connection. He’s developing increased inner strength through the lessons. We are grateful to have found the Life Ki-do family.”
– Dawn Blydenburgh
“We are so grateful for Life Ki-do. There are so many benefits to their lessons and instruction for kids and adults alike. Deven and all the other instructors and staff are such positive role models and genuinely kind people. Highly recommend.”
– Cindy Pace
Rated 5.0 by Austin Families on Google
Conveniently Located in the
Heart of Westlake Austin
Life Ki-do is located on Bee Caves Road next to Austin’s Pizza, making it easy for families throughout Westlake and nearby neighborhoods to access classes.
We proudly serve students from:
- Westlake Hills
- Rollingwood
- Barton Creek
- Bee Cave
- Tarrytown
- South Austin
- The Greater Eanes ISD area
Whether you are looking for martial arts classes for kids, teen self-defense training, adult martial arts, or Tai Chi in Westlake Austin, Life Ki-do offers programs for every age and experience level.
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EXPERIENCE THE LIFE KI-DO DIFFERENCE
See the class, meet the instructors, and get a feel for the environment before you commit.
Space is limited. Trial spots fill quickly.
★ Trusted by Austin families for 30+ years
- No commitment
- Beginner-friendly
- All ages welcome
Serving Westlake, South Austin, Circle C, Bee Cave, Barton Creek, and surrounding Austin areas.
Frequently Asked Questions
About Martial Arts in
Westlake Austin
Kids & Preschool Martial Arts
What is the best age to start martial arts for kids in Westlake?
Children can start martial arts as early as age 3. At Life Ki-do in Westlake Hills, we offer preschool martial arts programs for ages 3–5 that are specifically designed for young children’s developmental stage — focusing on coordination, listening skills, and confidence through play. Most children thrive starting between ages 4–7, but there’s truly no wrong age to begin. Kids who start earlier tend to develop stronger focus and body awareness before entering elementary school.
Is martial arts safe for young children and preschoolers?
Yes — when taught by qualified instructors in an age-appropriate environment, martial arts is very safe for young children. At Life Ki-do in Westlake, our preschool classes use cooperative activities, movement games, and non-contact exercises specifically designed for small bodies and developing coordination. Our instructors are trained educators who prioritize safety, positive reinforcement, and fun. We never force children into uncomfortable situations, and parents are welcome to observe every class.
Will my child become more aggressive if they learn martial arts?
This is one of the most common concerns parents bring to us — and the research consistently shows the opposite is true. Children who train in martial arts at quality schools like Life Ki-do actually become calmer, more empathetic, and better at conflict resolution. That’s because real martial arts training teaches self-discipline, respect, and emotional regulation alongside physical skills. Our students learn that strength means helping others, not hurting them. Most parents tell us their child becomes noticeably kinder at home and more confident standing up against bullying — without becoming a bully themselves.
Can martial arts help my child with ADHD or focus issues?
Yes — martial arts is one of the most consistently recommended complementary activities for children with ADHD and focus challenges. The combination of physical movement, structured routine, breathing exercises, and clear sequential instruction helps regulate the nervous system and improve sustained attention. At Life Ki-do Westlake, our curriculum intentionally integrates mindfulness and breathwork into every class. Many parents of children with ADHD, anxiety, or sensory processing challenges have told us that within weeks, they noticed improvements in their child’s focus, emotional regulation, and ability to transition between activities. We’ve been working with these children for over 30 years.
My child is shy and struggles socially — is martial arts a good fit?
Martial arts is honestly one of the best activities for shy or socially anxious children, and we see this transformation regularly at Life Ki-do Westlake. The structured environment of a dojo reduces the unpredictability that makes social situations hard for shy kids. Progress is visible and concrete — earning a new stripe on their belt is a confidence boost that carries into every other area of life. And the friendships formed in martial arts classes tend to be genuine and lasting, because they’re built on shared challenge and mutual encouragement rather than social performance.
What martial arts styles do kids learn at Life Ki-do Westlake?
Kids at Life Ki-do Westlake train in a curriculum that blends the best elements of Karate, Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ), and Systema — a Russian martial art that emphasizes natural movement and calm under pressure. This multi-style approach means children develop well-rounded skills rather than being limited to one discipline. The curriculum is progressive, so beginners start with foundational skills and advance at their own pace. Our personal development system, River Flow, is woven into every class regardless of age group.
What should my child wear to their first martial arts class in Westlake?
For a first trial class, comfortable athletic clothing is perfect — workout pants or shorts and a t-shirt work great. No special uniform is needed right away. Once your child joins as a regular student, they’ll wear a gi (the traditional white martial arts uniform), which we can help you source. Make sure they have bare feet or clean socks for the mat. Bring a water bottle — our classes are active and they’ll need it.
How long does it take for a child to earn a black belt at Life Ki-do?
The journey to black belt is an individual one, and that’s intentional. At Life Ki-do, we focus on personal bests rather than comparison with others. Most students who train consistently earn their black belt over several years. But here’s what we tell every family: the black belt is meaningful, but it’s the journey that changes your child. The perseverance, the discipline, the resilience of working through hard things — those qualities are built long before the black belt is tied.
Are parents allowed to watch kids martial arts classes in Westlake?
Absolutely, and we encourage it. Parents are welcome to observe classes at Life Ki-do Westlake. We find that children perform better and feel more supported when their parents are engaged. Many of our parents become so inspired watching their kids that they sign up for adult classes themselves — and training as a family creates a unique kind of bond. Even better, ask us about our family martial arts programs.
What is the class schedule for kids martial arts at the Westlake location?
We offer after-school, evening, and weekend classes at our Westlake location at 3636 Bee Caves Rd., Suite 212 to accommodate busy family schedules. Specific class times vary by age group and program. The best way to find the right fit is to visit our Westlake Class Schedule page or call us at 512-327-2900 — we’ll help you find a time that works.
Teen Martial Arts
Is martial arts good for teenagers in Westlake Hills?
Martial arts is one of the most powerful activities available to teenagers — and not just for the physical benefits. At Life Ki-do Westlake, our teen program helps adolescents build authentic self-confidence, manage stress and anxiety, develop emotional regulation, and find a sense of identity outside of academic and social pressure. Teens train in BJJ, Karate, and Systema alongside peers in a supportive environment that challenges them without judgment. Many of our teen students say Life Ki-do is the one place they feel genuinely seen and valued.
Can martial arts help my teenager with anxiety or stress?
Yes — and significantly so. Martial arts training addresses anxiety through multiple pathways: the physical exertion releases stress hormones, the breathwork and mindfulness directly calm the nervous system, and the incremental skill development builds the self-efficacy that anxiety erodes. At Life Ki-do, our teen curriculum specifically integrates stress management tools from our River Flow personal development system. Teens learn practical techniques for managing pressure that they can apply during exams, difficult social situations, and everyday challenges.
My teenager isn’t interested in sports — would they like martial arts?
Possibly — and here’s why: martial arts isn’t a team sport, which removes the performance pressure and social complexity that often makes traditional sports uncomfortable for teens. Progress is individual. You’re not competing for a starting position or letting a team down if you have an off day. At Life Ki-do, we’ve welcomed many teens who tried and quit traditional sports but found their groove in martial arts. The fact that it combines physical challenge, mental stimulation, and real-world practical skills tends to appeal to teens who want something more meaningful than just running drills.
Does Life Ki-do Westlake offer Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu for teens?
Yes. Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ) is part of our teen martial arts curriculum at the Westlake location. BJJ is especially popular with teens because it teaches practical ground-based self-defense, develops problem-solving skills under pressure, and provides an intense physical workout. It’s also one of the most effective martial arts for real-world self-defense — skills that give teens a grounded confidence in how they navigate the world. Visit our Brazilian Jiu Jitsu page for more details on our teen BJJ program.
Is Life Ki-do competitive or tournament-focused for teens?
Life Ki-do is intentionally non-competitive. There are no tournaments or rankings against other students. Our philosophy is built around personal bests — each student progresses at their own pace and is measured against their own previous performance. This creates a healthier, more sustainable relationship with growth and removes the anxiety that competitive environments often trigger in teens. Students encourage each other rather than compete against each other, which creates genuine community.
Adult & Beginner Martial Arts
Is it too late to start martial arts as an adult in Westlake?
It’s never too late. At Life Ki-do Westlake, we regularly welcome adult beginners in their 30s, 40s, 50s, and beyond. In fact, some of our most dedicated and fastest-growing students started as adults with zero prior experience. Adults bring focus, intentionality, and life experience to training that makes them excellent students. You don’t need to be in peak physical condition to start — you’ll get there through consistent training. The only prerequisite is showing up.
Do I need to be fit before starting adult martial arts classes in Westlake?
No — and please don’t let that stop you. Our adult martial arts classes in Westlake welcome people at all fitness levels. Many of our current students would have described themselves as out of shape when they first walked through our doors. The training itself builds the fitness — gradually and sustainably. Your instructors will always give you appropriate options and progressions so you’re challenged without being overwhelmed. You’ll be surprised how quickly you progress.
What martial arts styles are taught in adult classes at Life Ki-do Westlake?
Our adult classes incorporate Karate, Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ), and Systema. Systema is a Russian martial art that’s particularly well-suited to adults — it emphasizes natural movement, breathing, and calmness under pressure, and adapts well to different body types and fitness levels. BJJ develops practical ground-based self-defense. Karate builds striking precision and mental discipline. Together, they create a complete and highly effective martial arts practice. Adults also have the option of our dedicated Tai Chi classes.
Can I do martial arts at Life Ki-do as a complete beginner with no experience?
Absolutely. Beginning with no experience is the norm at Life Ki-do Westlake, not the exception. Every one of our instructors was once a beginner. We meet you where you are and progress at a pace that works for your body and your life. There’s no pressure to keep up with advanced students — our classes are structured so that newer students always have a clear foundation to work from while more experienced students deepen their skills.
Is adult martial arts at Life Ki-do good for self-defense?
Yes — practical self-defense is a core component of our adult curriculum. You’ll learn situational awareness, de-escalation strategies, and real physical self-defense skills through BJJ, Karate, and Systema. These are techniques designed for real-world scenarios, not just performance. Over time, you’ll also develop the body language and inner confidence that makes you a less likely target in the first place. We also offer dedicated Self-Defense Workshops throughout the year.
Can I train in martial arts at Life Ki-do as a parent while my kids are in class?
Many of our most enthusiastic adult students are parents who started training so they could share something with their kids — and ended up falling in love with it for their own reasons. We offer adult classes at various times including some that overlap with youth programs, though schedules vary. Training as a family creates a powerful shared experience and gives parents and children something meaningful to talk about and practice together at home. Ask us about family-friendly scheduling options when you reach out.
Brazilian Jiu Jitsu (BJJ)
What is Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ) and is it good for kids in Westlake?
Brazilian Jiu Jitsu is a ground-based martial art that focuses on grappling, joint locks, and positional control. Rather than relying on strikes, BJJ teaches practitioners to control and neutralize opponents using technique and leverage — which means it’s highly effective for smaller or younger people against larger attackers. For kids in Westlake, BJJ is excellent because it develops physical coordination, problem-solving skills, spatial awareness, and mental calm under pressure. It’s also one of the most practical self-defense systems taught today.
Does Life Ki-do Westlake offer BJJ classes for kids, teens, and adults?
Yes. Life Ki-do Westlake offers Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu as part of its curriculum across all age groups. Preschoolers, kids, teens, and adults all have access to BJJ training integrated into our broader martial arts curriculum. Visit our Brazilian Jiu Jitsu page for program-specific details.
Is BJJ safe for children? I’m worried about grappling injuries.
BJJ is one of the safer martial arts for children when taught by qualified instructors in a controlled environment — which is exactly what Life Ki-do provides. Children’s BJJ classes use age-appropriate techniques, no strikes, and always emphasize positional control over submissions. Instructors closely supervise all drilling and sparring. Like any physical activity, minor bumps and mat burns can happen, but serious injuries are rare. In fact, many parents find that BJJ helps their children become more body-aware and physically confident, which actually reduces accidental injury in everyday life.
Is BJJ at Life Ki-do competitive or recreational?
At Life Ki-do, BJJ is taught in a non-competitive, personal-development focused context. We’re not training students for tournaments — we’re using BJJ as a vehicle for building physical confidence, problem-solving skills, and real-world self-defense awareness. Students spar in controlled settings to develop their skills, but there’s no ranking pressure or competitive culture. This makes our BJJ program particularly accessible for beginners and those who’ve been put off by more aggressive competitive environments.
Tai Chi
What is Tai Chi and what are the benefits of taking Tai Chi classes in Westlake?
Tai Chi is an ancient Chinese martial art practiced as a series of slow, flowing movements combined with deep breathing and mindfulness. It’s often called ‘moving meditation.’ The benefits of regular Tai Chi practice are well-documented and include reduced stress and anxiety, improved balance and coordination, better posture, increased flexibility, lower blood pressure, and enhanced overall sense of wellbeing. At Life Ki-do Westlake, our Tai Chi classes are welcoming to all ages and fitness levels, with particular benefits for adults managing stress-heavy careers or seeking low-impact physical activity.
Is Tai Chi good for stress and anxiety relief in Westlake Austin?
Yes — Tai Chi is one of the most effective mind-body practices for stress and anxiety management. The slow, deliberate movement combined with focused breathing activates the parasympathetic nervous system, which counteracts the stress response. Studies have shown Tai Chi can reduce cortisol levels, improve sleep quality, and support overall mental health. If you’re an Austin professional dealing with high-pressure work or a parent managing the demands of family life, Tai Chi at Life Ki-do Westlake offers a genuine reset.
Do I need any experience or fitness level to start Tai Chi in Westlake?
None whatsoever. Tai Chi is one of the most accessible practices in the world — that’s part of its beauty. It requires no prior martial arts training, no athletic background, and no special fitness level. The movements are gentle, low-impact, and adaptable to your body. Whether you’re recovering from an injury, managing a chronic condition, or simply new to physical practice, our Tai Chi instructors at Life Ki-do Westlake will meet you exactly where you are.
Is Tai Chi a real martial art or just exercise?
Tai Chi is both. It originated as a sophisticated martial art, and its movements encode genuine self-defense principles — but it’s equally valuable as a health and wellness practice. At Life Ki-do, we teach Tai Chi with an appreciation for both dimensions: the martial origins inform the precision and intention of each movement, while the health and mindfulness aspects are emphasized for practical daily benefit. Students often find that understanding the martial application deepens their appreciation of the practice.
Safety, Scheduling & Logistics
Where is Life Ki-do’s Westlake martial arts school located?
Life Ki-do Westlake is located at 3636 Bee Caves Road, Suite 212, Austin, TX 78746. We’re conveniently situated in the heart of Westlake Hills and easy to reach from Rollingwood, Barton Hills, Tarrytown, Lost Creek, Davenport Ranch, and Barton Creek. Call us at 512-327-2900 for directions or parking information.
What are the class times for martial arts in Westlake Hills?
Life Ki-do Westlake offers morning, after-school, evening, and weekend classes to accommodate the variety of family schedules in the Westlake community. Specific class times are updated regularly and vary by program and age group. Visit the Westlake Class Schedule page for current times, or call 512-327-2900 and our team will help you find the best fit.
How do I get started at Life Ki-do Westlake?
The easiest way to get started is to book a free trial class directly on our Life Ki-do Westlake page or by calling us at 512-327-2900. We’ll match you or your child with the right program and class time. Your first class is completely free with no obligation. Come in comfortable athletic clothes, bring a water bottle, and leave your expectations at the door — most people are surprised by how welcoming and accessible it feels from day one.
Do you offer a free trial class for martial arts in Westlake?
Yes — your first class at Life Ki-do Westlake is completely free. We believe the best way to understand what we do is to experience it. No commitment is required, and there’s absolutely no pressure to sign up afterward. We’re confident that the class will speak for itself, but either way, we want you to make an informed, comfortable decision. Book your free trial class at lifekido.com/westlake/
Is Life Ki-do Westlake good for beginners who have never done martial arts?
Life Ki-do Westlake is ideal for beginners. The majority of our students start with no prior martial arts experience. Our programs are structured to give beginners a clear, accessible entry point while providing depth and challenge for more experienced students. You’ll never feel lost or left behind. Our instructors are skilled at teaching mixed-level groups in a way that serves everyone — and the Life Ki-do community is genuinely welcoming to people who are just starting out.
What is the cost of martial arts classes at Life Ki-do Westlake?
Tuition at Life Ki-do varies by program and membership option. We offer flexible plans to accommodate different family situations. The best way to get accurate, up-to-date pricing is to contact us directly at 512-327-2900 or fill out our online form — we’ll walk you through the options and help you find a plan that fits your budget. We also periodically offer introductory specials for new students, so ask about any current promotions when you reach out.
How is Life Ki-do different from a typical karate school or dojo near Westlake?
Life Ki-do is different in three key ways. First, we teach multiple disciplines — Karate, BJJ, Systema, Tai Chi, and self-defense — rather than a single style. Second, every class integrates our River Flow Personal Development curriculum, which means students are simultaneously developing emotional intelligence, mindfulness, and life skills alongside physical martial arts skills. Third, our instructors are professional educators, not just black belts — they understand child development, learning differences, and how to reach students of all backgrounds and abilities. We’ve been doing this in Westlake Hills for over 30 years because it works.
Can I find Life Ki-do on Google Maps or search for directions?
Yes. Search ‘Life Ki-do Westlake’ or ‘martial arts near Westlake Hills Austin’ on Google Maps and you’ll find us at 3636 Bee Caves Road, Suite 212, Austin, TX 78746. We’re also listed on Google Business Profile with current hours, photos, and reviews. You can call us at 512-327-2900 any time for directions or to ask questions before your visit.
Does Life Ki-do serve kids from Eanes ISD schools in Westlake?
Yes — we serve many families connected to schools throughout Eanes ISD, including students and siblings from Eanes Elementary, Barton Creek Elementary, Forest Trail Elementary, Valley View Elementary, Cedar Creek Elementary, Clayton Elementary, Kiker Elementary, and West Ridge Middle School. Our after-school and weekend scheduling is designed with Westlake’s school calendar in mind, and many of our students come from these schools.