Good Fight is a modern karate school in Valencia for adults and teens. We blend traditional mechanics with applied movement, clear teaching, and a community that values curiosity, consistency, and real improvement. Training is practical, technical, and enjoyable — something that feels good in your body and makes sense as you learn it.

Anyone roughly 13+ who wants to move better, get stronger, learn real skills, and train in a focused environment. Beginners, returning martial artists, complete novices — everyone starts where they are.

We respect the roots — but we don’t run on rigid hierarchy or ritual. Expect clear mechanics, posture, and kata used as a learning tool, not a performance. Think structured practice, not stiff formality.

No. Training can be athletic and challenging, but the pace is thoughtful and the focus is on learning — not proving anything or being tough. We work timing, striking mechanics, padwork, and partner drills in a controlled, respectful way.

Some students like to push their limits; others train calmly and steadily. Both are welcome.

No. Classes are primarily in English, with Spanish layered in naturally as needed. If you can follow movement and ask a question when you need one, you’ll be fine.

For your first sessions: comfortable athletic clothing. Over time we’ll introduce a simplified modern gi adapted to Valencia’s climate — but nothing special is required to start.

Only for students who want it and only when ready. It’s taught progressively with timing, control, and composure at the center — not aggression. Plenty of students train seriously without sparring, and that’s completely valid.

Yes — but simply. White, green, brown, black. Promotions are based on skill, clarity, control, and consistency — not testing days or memorization. Belts mark progress; they don’t define anyone.

Flow focuses on foundational movement: posture, transitions, alignment, and balance. Core focuses on application: striking mechanics, padwork, drills, and partner timing. Most students eventually do both.

No. Most people begin with little or no background. We teach step by step so you build coordination, strength, and confidence as you train.

Yes. Classes are paced for real bodies, not fantasy athletes. We adjust movement and contact levels so you can train safely and progress steadily.

Absolutely. You’ll build striking clarity, timing, posture, and the ability to work safely with distance and angles — skills that translate well across arts.

Yes. We offer trial options so you can experience the training and get a feel for the community first.

People who want meaningful training — locals, expats, creatives, professionals, parents, athletes, and complete beginners. If you value effort, curiosity, and respect, you’ll fit in.