920 ID-41 Suite 2, Post Falls, ID 83854, USA
Karate and Jiu Jitsu for kids, teens and adults in Spokane and surrounding areas. Our goal at Warhorse is to develop not only a student’s martial arts skills, but character as well.
Both my boys love Warhorse Post Falls. Mr. Salsby, an amazing instructor, keeps the children learning, engaged, and accountable. My oldest is 10 and the proud owner of his brown belt. He’s been in the program for over 5 years. My youngest, age 8, started his program two years ago. As a boy mama, I understand the importance of giving my boys a healthy outlet for all their energy. This program focuses on karate skills & character skills, challenging children to be their best! We love Warhorse. Karate family through & through…
Posted 1 year ago
So, we just had my son's 6th birthday party at Warhorse. It was AMAZING! Seriously. Amazing. We've done birthday parties all over the place and this was the best! The kids loved it. My son, nor any of the others, had ever done any karate before. But the class is tailored to their level (both skill and age). Moreover, they give the "birthday boy" a karate uniform and a belt. My son and his friends were absolutely thrilled. It was a fabulous forum for a birthday party. Thank you, Warhorse!
Posted 7 years ago
Tommy has a way with kids! This place is really popular for a reason. They are good at what they do while making it fun for the kids!
Posted 7 months ago
My son has been at Warhorse for nearly 6 years. He loves it so much!! It has been a very important part of his growing up. He loves working hard in these classes. I recommend for all kids both for their mental and physical well-being.
Posted 1 year ago
Son had his consoltation today and I was highly impressed. The program encourages displine and respect inside the studio and out (home and school). The incentive program is genious and provides students something to look forward to. Excellent customer service, thourough description of program, and clean studio. Excited to have my son start and see how he adapts.
Posted 3 years ago
