best 29 programs in Weddington, NC

For over ten years, Black Belt Leadership Academy has been a crucial force in shaping the character of students through exceptional martial arts training. At our Wauwatosa branch, we foster an environment of inclusivity, welcoming all students, from beginners to seasoned martial artists. Each class at our academy is carefully designed to challenge students on an individual basis, while also promoting a supportive and rewarding learning environment. We believe that by providing personalized attention to each student, we can ensure that they feel valued and motivated, thereby enhancing their learning experience. At Black Belt Leadership Academy, we are committed to nurturing our students' growth not only in martial arts, but also in character. Our classes are designed to instill values such as discipline, respect, and perseverance, in addition to martial arts skills. We strongly believe that the lessons taught here extend beyond the dojo, providing our students with valuable skills for their future pursuits.

Southeastern Gymnastics is proud to provide a rewarding experience for both recreational and competitive level gymnasts. Our coaching staff has years of experience and has seen many of our team members earn full scholarships to college. Our gym walls proudly celebrate these accomplishments. We offer a wide range of classes, summer sessions, and camps to accommodate all levels. Our facility is conveniently located at 13601 Providence Road, Weddington, NC 28104. Southeastern Gymnastics is always looking for ways to expand and serve more gymnasts. We are currently running short of space, but are committed to finding ways to offer more gymnastics opportunities. We are excited to see what the future holds!

. At Water Oak Aikikai, parents and their children will find a warm and welcoming atmosphere. Located in the woods of Weddington, North Carolina, the dojo offers an intimate and traditional setting. Conveniently located just minutes from Providence Road and I-485, the 40-tatami training space provides enough clearance for virtually any weapons training. The dojo was established in 2003 when William McLuskie had the opportunity to host Yamada Sensei for a seminar in Charlotte. Yamada Sensei gave him the instruction to "open a school and start teaching students", and thus Water Oak Aikikai was born. Now, this dojo offers a safe and positive environment for parents and their children to learn the art of Aikido.