Now Enrolling Chandler Karate Students!

Read what parents are saying about Sandoval Freestyle Karate: My daughter’s been going to Sandoval’s for about 6 months now, and we initially began it because they had a good deal going (comparable to the others around) and because we wanted her to have more discipline and also learn defense. I’ve been taking her 3-4 times a week now since then. All of the instructors are great with all ages, get to know the parents too, and they even offer free weekend birthday parties for the kids. All of these things really made it an extension of family and home. My daughter loves it, began when she was 3 (is now 4), and is eager to go as often as possible. Devon A. Chandler, AZ

I have a child that joined Sandoval about a year ago, he is a yellow belt and I can not believe the change in him. He has gained so much self confidence and self respect. He has won awards, his self esteem has been built up by the instructors, and they are really great. When he started with Sandoval his attention span was very little, but with the help of Sandoval Karate he is more focused at home and school as well. I would highly recommend Sandoval Karate. dvynsgma This is an excellent school! The instructors are great and really care about the students and their success. The owners are honest and have a lot of integrity and are both world class martial artists so they know what they are doing! I would highly recommend this school to anyone of any age who is thinking about starting or continuing in the martial arts. A A.

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Chandler Karate School

Sandoval Freestyle Karate offers self-defense classes and teaches martial arts, including techniques derived from taekwondo, American kenpo, and kick boxing to students of all ages in Chandler, Arizona. Our Chandler karate school teaches students to develop their physical abilities, hone their mental capabilities, and perfect their natural instincts when it comes to physical confrontation.

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Our Chandler karate classes are divided into age groups and by belt level. Students start by first achieving their white belt and progressively work towards becoming an official member of the Sandoval Freestyle Karate Black Belt Team.

In order to test for belt advancement, students must learn specific forms, katas, and self-defense moves based on their skill level. Advanced belts must also learn to use weapons, such as the staff, nunchucks, kamas, sais, Eskrima sticks, and sword.

To learn more about karate lessons in Chandler for either yourself or a child, please click here to contact us or call (480) 503-3788.

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Information About Chandler, AZ

According to the 2010 U.S. Census, Chandler, Arizona has grown to a population of more than 236,000 residents. Immediately neighboring Chandler is Phoenix, Gilbert, Mesa, Tempe, Ahwatukee, and the Gila River Indian Community. Much of the population growth can be attributed to the major computer chip, semi-conductor, energy, and manufacturing industry firms in the area. In 2000, the median household income was $70,456, while per capita income during the same time was $23,904.

Dr. Alexander John first founded Chandler’s townsite in 1912 and just a few months later, the very first Chandler High School was established. As Phoenix grew rapidly during the turn of the 20th century, so too did chandler, which quickly led to Arizona’s first golf-resort, the Hotel San Marcos, being constructed to meet the growing demand in tourism.

As was most of the country, Chandler’s agricultural and farming community was hit hard by the 1929 stock market crash, and it wasn’t until the 1940s, with the construction of Williams Air Force Base, that the city began show some revitalization. By 1950, the city’s population was lingering at around 3,800; however, by 1980, the population had jumped to an impressive 30,000-plus people.

As many major computer-related firms, such as Intel, Motorola, and Microchip, made their way into Chandler during the 1990s, so too did an abundance of good-paying jobs. Because Chandler is land-locked by neighboring cities, the city’s growth at some point will be limited.

Chandler Elementary Schools

Anna Marie Jacobson Bright Beginnings Kyrene Del Cielo Chandler Traditional Academy Santan Ira A. Fulton Dobson Academy T. Dale Hancock Sanborn Sirrine Jordan John M Andersen

Kyrene de la Paloma Kyrene de las Brisas Robert and Danell Tarwater Basha Elementary Jane D. Hull Kyrene de la Mirada Kyrene Del Sureno Pomeroy Navarrete Elementary School Haley Elementary School Dr. Howard K Conley Weinberg

Shumway Rudy G Bologna San Marcos Hartford Sylvia Encinas Frye St. Mary-Basha Catholic School Knox Marshall Humphrey II Erie Galveston Frost Pathways Learning Center

 

Chandler Junior High Schools Hamilton Prep Bogle Junior High School Kyrene Aprende Middle School Kyrene Del Pueblo Middle School Santan Junior High School John M Andersen Junior High School Willis Junior High School Hendrix Junior High School

Chandler High Schools Basha High School Hamilton High School Chandler High School El Dorado High School Pinnacle Charter High School Seton Catholic High School Valley Christian High School

Best Parks in Chandler for Family Functions

Tumbleweed Park
Desert Breeze
Arrowhead Meadows Park
Espee Park

Our Favorite Things to do in Chandler

Downtown Chandler ArtWalk
Environmental Education Center
Hamilton Aquatics Center
Chandler Center for the Arts
Chandler Skate Park
Chandler Museum