Kravist Singapore

Self-defence that buildscourage for life.

Game-based classes that teach real-world self-defence while boosting confidence, discipline, and focus.

Safe, structured, and fun. Gear provided, intensity builds gradually.

Age range6–17
Term intakes per year3
Open seminar$10

Why parents choose Kravist.

Confidence & self-esteem

Speaking up in every class builds confidence alongside the strength that comes from physical training.

Real-world safety skills

Anti-bullying strategies, stranger danger awareness, and practical self-defence techniques.

Discipline & values

Clear rules, structure, and respect guide behaviour.

Parent progress reports

End-of-term badges and written coach feedback.

60 minutes.
Five phases.

Every class, the same shape.

1Warm up and games10 min
2Stretching and mobility5 min
3Technique introduction20 min
4Technique games + summary20 min
5Wind down5 min

How to
join.

Youth training runs in structured terms. Join the waitlist for the next intake and we'll invite you to a $10 open seminar.

Start here

Join the waitlist.

Youth places open by term. Add your child to the waitlist and we'll invite you to a $10 open seminar ahead of each intake - a low-commitment session to meet the coaches and watch a class before the term begins.

$10 seminarBefore each term
No obligationMeet the coaches first
First-comeSpots are limited
The programme · Term classes

Weekly term classes.

Weekly classes across about four months - roughly 16 sessions a term. Three intakes yearly (April, August, December), with a progressive curriculum and a final grading ceremony.

Kids$470
Juniors$520
Teens$535
  • Guaranteed weekly slot
  • Makeup sessions available
  • Progressive methodology
  • Final grading ceremony

From kids to teens.

Short clips from across the U18 program. Game-based for the younger kids, technique-focused as they grow, plus the end-of-term grading.

Parents see
the change.

Youth reviews from parents whose children train at Kravist Singapore. Each name links back to the original Google review.

Three intakes.
One next term.

April
August
December

Three terms a year - about 16 weekly classes across four months. Join the waitlist for the next intake and we'll invite you to a $10 open seminar.

Building future leaders.

Youth training builds more than technique. Students practise speaking, responsibility, reflection, and real-world confidence in a structured group environment.

Speaking & communication

Students practise public speaking in a supportive group environment.

Personal challenges

Real-world challenges that encourage responsibility and personal growth.

Reflection & growth

Each session begins with students sharing experiences and lessons learned.

Confidence that carries over.

  • Public speaking confidence
  • Personal responsibility
  • Empathy and kindness
  • Self-reflection
  • Goal-setting and achievement
December school holidays

Youth Leadership Camp.

A four-day holiday camp for teens aged 13 to 17: Krav Maga, first aid skills, an outdoor challenge, and a community service day. Open to everyone, no experience needed.

7–10 Dec 2026Ages 13–1712 spots only

Meet our youth instructors.

Edwin Peng
Head Instructor & Founder

Edwin Peng

  • Krav Maga Level Expert 3
  • 20+ years of training and teaching Krav Maga
  • Certified to teach Military, VIP & 3rd Party Protection, Women and Youth
  • Experience from Singapore military, special forces and commandos
  • CPR Certified
Minnie Teo
Women's Program Lead

Minnie Teo

  • Krav Maga Level G3
  • Animal Flow Level 1 Instructor
  • SHG1 Kettlebell Instructor
  • 10+ years in Singapore Police Force
  • Defence Tactics Instructor · Special Operations Command
  • CPR Certified

Frequently
asked.

About the Youth Division specifically. For general Krav Maga questions, see the full FAQ page.

View all FAQs

Three yearly terms with April, August, and December intakes, each about four months long. Students are grouped into Kids, Juniors, and Teens. Terms use a progressive curriculum and end with grading.

Self-defence, confidence, discipline, leadership, resilience, anti-bullying strategies, stranger danger awareness, and practical safety skills.

A makeup can be coordinated with the instructor. Your child joins another Youth class that week at no extra cost.

A parent or legal guardian must be present for the first visit. Drop-off is fine after that.

Join the waitlist for term enrolment, and we'll invite you to a $10 open seminar ahead of each intake. Spots are first-come-first-served.