365Karate is an online, on-demand martial arts program that lets kids, teens and parents learn karate together at home and work toward a black belt on their own schedule. Families in Surrey, Metro Vancouver and anywhere in BC can join online — 365Karate is not a local studio and has no in-person location in BC.
365Karate was created by Master Chad and Master Alicia, martial arts instructors and parents of six, who first built the program for their own children. One 365Karate membership costs US$9.99 a month and covers the account holder plus up to six more family members, so up to seven people train for one price, each with their own saved progress.
What Kids Learn at 365Karate
The 365Karate curriculum blends four martial arts into one integrated path:
- Tang Soo Do — kicks, blocks, stances and forms
- Kenpo — fast hand combinations and self-defence
- Hapkido — escapes, joint locks and control techniques
- Krav Maga — practical, real-world self-defence
Lessons combine guided video classes with personal training cycles. Students can pause and replay any lesson, and progress saves automatically. Completing a full training cycle earns the student’s avatar its next 365Karate program belt. The program leaves out rolls, falls and weapons training, which keeps home practice simpler.
How Online Karate Works at Home
- Classes are on-demand, not live — train any day, at any time
- Each family member keeps separate progress under one account login
- Younger children practise with an adult present
- Clear a safe practice space before each session
- Every student accepts 365Karate’s participation agreement before training
- Homeschool families use it as flexible at-home physical activity
365Karate Pricing (US Dollars)
- Family membership: US$9.99 per month, renews monthly until cancelled
- Who it covers: the account holder plus up to six more family members (seven students)
- Free demo lesson: no account or credit card needed
- Gift memberships (prepaid, no auto-renewal): 3 months US$26.97 · 6 months US$50.95 · 12 months US$95.90
- Referrals: refer a friend and get a free month
Prices are charged in US dollars, so Canadian families see the converted amount on their card statement, and some cards add a foreign-transaction fee.
Meet the 365Karate Instructors
Master Chad has more than 40 years of martial arts experience and holds a 6th-degree black belt in Tang Soo Do, a 4th-degree black belt in American Kenpo Karate and a 2nd-degree black belt in Hapkido. He is a multiple-time national and international grand champion and has helped more than 100 students earn their black belts.
Master Alicia holds a 5th-degree black belt in Tang Soo Do, a 3rd-degree black belt in American Kenpo Karate and a 2nd-degree black belt in Hapkido, and is also a multiple-time national and international grand champion. She began training to find an activity her whole family could share.
Online Karate or a Local Dojo?
365Karate suits families who want low-cost, flexible martial arts at home — households with several kids, homeschoolers, and students who want extra practice between in-person classes. Kids who need hands-on correction, sparring partners or tournament competition are better served by an in-person school; browse martial arts and sports programs in Surrey and the Lower Mainland in the KidsServiceHub Sports Activities directory.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is 365Karate a karate school in Surrey or Vancouver?
No. 365Karate is an online-only program with no in-person studio in BC. Families in Surrey, Metro Vancouver and the rest of BC train at home through 365karate.com.
How much does 365Karate cost?
365Karate costs US$9.99 per month for the whole family. One membership covers the account holder plus up to six more family members and renews monthly until you cancel.
Is there a free trial?
Yes. A free demo lesson is available at 365karate.com/demo, with no account or credit card required.
What age can kids start 365Karate?
365Karate does not set a minimum age, but younger children must practise with an adult present. The program is built for kids, teens and parents to train together.
What martial arts does 365Karate teach?
365Karate teaches Tang Soo Do, Kenpo, Hapkido and Krav Maga, combined into one curriculum. Rolls, falls and weapons training are not included.
Can kids earn a black belt online with 365Karate?
Students earn 365Karate program belts by completing full training cycles, tracked on their avatar. These are ranks within the 365Karate program, so ask an in-person school directly if you plan to transfer later.
Who teaches 365Karate classes?
Master Chad and Master Alicia, the black-belt instructors and parents of six who created 365Karate, teach the classes.
Is 365Karate a good fit for homeschool families?
Yes — homeschool families can use 365Karate as on-demand physical activity at home, and one membership covers up to seven students.
Can I give 365Karate as a gift?
Yes. Prepaid 365Karate gift memberships cost US$26.97 for 3 months, US$50.95 for 6 months and US$95.90 for 12 months, and do not auto-renew.
How do I sign up or contact 365Karate?
Join at 365karate.com/signup or email info@365karate.com.
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