Momentum’s community classes generally welcome children aged 5 and above. That is our starting age for most groups, rather than a rule that every child must begin at five. Check the age group on the individual class listing.

Is your child ready for a group lesson?

A trial gives you a chance to see how your child responds to the coach, other children and the class routine. Look for whether they can follow a short instruction, wait for a turn and stay within the practice area with guidance. They do not need to arrive knowing kicks or patterns.

What about children aged 3 or 4?

Our regular community listings are mainly for ages 5 and above. If your child is younger, contact us before booking. We can discuss whether a private lesson would suit them; please do not assume a group will accept a younger child.

What children practise

Lessons introduce techniques, patterns, fitness exercises and class routines. Listening to instructions, taking turns and practising with a partner are part of the session. Progress looks different for each student.

Group class or private lesson?

A community group

A regular group gives your child a weekly training routine and other children to practise alongside. Choose a venue you can reach consistently. Compare the day, time, age group and fee before arranging a trial.

A private lesson

A smaller group lets the coach adjust the pace and focus to the students. You can discuss a preferred location and schedule. See our private lesson arrangements and prices.

Combining the two

If your child already attends a group and needs help with a particular skill, speak with the coach before adding lessons. Explain the goal and ask what practice would be useful.

What to look for in a school

Ask about the coach’s qualifications, how a lesson is organised, how progress is assessed and how parents can raise questions. Visit the actual training venue and check its space and meeting point. Our about page explains Momentum’s approach and accreditations.

What if my child is shy or very active?

Tell the coach before the trial. Describe what tends to help your child settle into a new activity, rather than expecting one lesson to change their temperament. After the session, ask how they found the group and discuss the next step.

How is safety handled?

Ask what activities are planned, how partners are grouped and which equipment is needed. Share relevant needs with the coach before attending. The class page describes the facility; confirm the exact meeting point and wet-weather arrangements.

Arrange a first lesson

Use the Singapore class finder and message us with your child’s age and preferred location. Community trials are free except at the ActiveSG classes in Choa Chu Kang, Jurong East and Woodlands. Private first lessons have a 50% discount.