Amman, Jordan · Since 1999
Martial arts for every body.
An Amman club training children and athletes with physical and intellectual disabilities in karate and boxing — with dignity, discipline, and no fees.
“Every champion started out weak.”
Our story
“I was looking for one child to believe in the ring. I found a thousand who believed in themselves.”
It started in 1999 with a small mat, a pair of borrowed gloves, and a belief that no body is too different for martial arts. Coach Hossam Ayyad opened his sessions to children that other clubs had turned away — kids with Down syndrome, autism, cerebral palsy, hearing and visual impairments.
A quarter-century later, the club has trained over a thousand athletes — many now wearing colored belts, holding medals, and coaching the next generation themselves.
Read the coach’s journey40+ medals & titles won by members
What we teach
Built around each athlete
Every program is adapted to ability, not the other way around. Small groups, trained assistants, and a pace that belongs to the athlete.
Adaptive Karate
Forms, balance and discipline — adapted for wheelchair users, limb difference, and intellectual disability.
- Belt progression at the athlete’s pace
- Seated & standing forms
Adaptive Boxing
Footwork, focus and confidence. A favorite for building reaction time and self-control.
- Pad & bag work, no-contact options
- Sensory-friendly sessions
Self-Defense
Practical safety skills that give athletes — and their families — real peace of mind.
- Awareness & boundaries
- Confidence in daily life
Bring your child to the mat.
First session is free, like every session after it. Reach out and we’ll find the right place for your child.