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Many Roads offer classes for every level and whether this is your first martial arts class, or you have been practicing for decades we have something for you. Try our free week of unlimited classes to try out any classes that interest you!

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For a great workout with punching, kicking, weapons, and more:

Lower Belt Kung Fu

Thursdays: Park: 6:00 pm – 7:00 pm
Saturdays: Park: 11:15 am - 12:15 pm

Introduction to Shaolin Kung Fu with a focus on fundamental footwork, stances, and techniques. Beginner and experienced martial artists welcome.
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These adult focused classes are perfect for all students that are looking for an introduction into Shaolin Kung Fu. Material is divided into three belt levels (white, yellow,and blue) with each level building on the previous level and includes elements of Northern and Southern Fist, animal styles, and introduces weapons work with staff and short stick. The main focus of the class is on proper stances, footwork, and other fundamentals that form the foundation for further training. This class is perfect for someone searching for a good workout and who wants to have fun and learn at the same time.

Kali Fundamentals

On Hiatus. Returning in 2026

Introduction to Filipino martial arts using a range of weapons including sticks, daggers, and swords. Beginner and experienced martial artists welcome.
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The Kali class at Many Roads draws from the Martial Concepts blend of Filipino Martial Arts. This class primarily focuses on the 12 areas of Kali, with emphasis on use of the single stick or sword, double stick/sword, single dagger, stick/sword and dagger, and empty hand applications. Each weapon combination reinforces skills and body mechanics that serve in the other areas, as well. We'll learn attacks, defenses, disarms, throws, joint locks, and grappling techniques from armed and unarmed perspectives. This class is good for beginners and advanced students alike, anyone who's interested in learning with an open mind. Students will need a pair of rattan sticks; some are available to borrow. (For safety purposes, no other woods as they are more prone to splintering and breaking).

For improving balance, coordination, reducing stress, and meditation:

Yang Tai Chi with Myk

Sundays: Park: 3pm – 4pm

This Tai Chi class is focused on the health benefits of Tai Chi practice. This class is for all ages and is perfect for all levels of physical ability.
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Sun Style Internal Arts

Sundays: Park: 10am – 11am

Sun internal style focuses on minimal movements and proper weight distribution and body alignment. This material can be challenging and may not be suitable for all beginners.
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Myk is teaching a Tai Chi class focused on the health benefits of Tai Chi. This class is perfect for all ages and ability levels. When done properly, Tai Chi is an exception aerobic exercise which improves cardiac function, increases core strength, heightens balance, opens joints, and aids in overall mobility. If you have any physical limitations Myk can work with you to make sure you get the most out of this class. For more information contact Myk Olsen directly at mykthing@msn.com

Sun Style is derived from Sun Lu Tang. He developed his Tai Chi form after extensive study of Ba Gua and Xing Yi. A distillation of each styles principles and techniques, Sun focuses on mindful awareness of minimal movements, proper weight distribution and body alignment. The class is led by Jamie Tan and assisted by Jay Twitchell on Tuesdays. On Fridays and Sundays Jay reviews the weeks material focusing on application. Sun is well suited for people concerned with physical and mental balance and does not seek to develop exceptional strength or speed. Previous Tai Chi or martial arts experience is not required, though the pace and complexity of the material may at first seem advanced to beginners.

Chen Tai Chi Fundamentals with Joel

Tuesdays: Park: 6pm - 7:30pm

This limited-edition class will be a comprehensive overview of Chen Tai Chi principles. Each class will focus on a different posture each week.
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This class will be a comprehensive overview of Chen Taiji principles taught through silk reeling exercise, form practice and 2 person exercises including fixed step push hands and partner drills.

For more experienced students who are looking for a challenge:

Sun Style Internal Arts

Sundays: Park: 10am – 11am

Sun internal style focuses on minimal movements and proper weight distribution and body alignment. This material can be challenging and may not be suitable for all beginners.
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Advanced Kung Fu

Saturdays: Park: 9am - 11am

This class is for students that have successfully completed all three levels of the Lower Belt Kung Fu class.
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Advanced Kung Fu is for students that have successfully tested through the three lower belt levels. In these classes we focus on continuing to develop the skills from the lower belt material while introducing new material and focusing more on individual styles. Each month focuses on a different form and the annual rotation includes tiger, bird, and crane animal styles, northern and southern fist, and training with double and single ended staffs, broadswords, kwan dao and sai. This annual rotation is used to help each student improve their skills and provide a supportive training environment to help every student learn to recognize and adapt their own strengths and weaknesses.

Hunyuan Chen Taijiquan Broadsword with Myk

Saturdays: Park: 2pm - 3:30pm

We'll be learning the 38 step Hunyuan Chen Taijiquan Broadsword form. This form is heavily reliant on the concepts of silk-reeling, Yin and Yang interchange, and power through softness. Students will need to arrive with a broadsword.
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Class focuses on the 38 step Hunyuan Chen Taijiquan Broadsword form. This form is heavily reliant on the concepts of silk-reeling, Yin and Yang interchange, and power through softness. It can be physically demanding initially but will soften as the student becomes more familiar with utilizing Hunyuan (primal essence (qi)) Chen Taiji principles to translate intent into movement. Students will need to arrive with a broadsword. There is no difference between wood, polypropylene, and steel when training. All options are welcome as long as they are not sharpened.

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Yang 18-Step Walking Stick Form with Myk

Thursdays: Park: 6pm - 7pm

This year's special Tai Chi weapons class will be Yang 18-step walking stick form. The form is based off of one of Yang Lushan's original set of standard training forms. It's lack of popularity outside of China means that there is very little dilution from the original set. As is standard with Yang Lushan's teaching; it takes a summer to learn, but a lifetime to master. Open to all levels and all students welcome.
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Yang 18-step walking stick form. The form is based off of one of Yang Lushan's original set of standard training forms. It's lack of popularity outside of China means that there is very little dilution from the original set. As is standard with Yang Lushan's teaching; it takes a summer to learn, but a lifetime to master. Each student will need to provide their own walking stick. A wooden broom handle cut to the height of the base of your sternum to the ground is ideal. Exact measurements are not necessary. Within a few inches is fine, as long as it's a light and straight piece of wood. Come have some fun. Previous Taijiquan experience is not required.