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How Do I Claim Your Limited Time Offer?
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Quick Answer
You can claim our limited time offer by contacting our martial arts school directly, letting our team know you’re interested, and scheduling your first visit. Our staff, including instructor Christopher Tersak, can walk you through the details and help you get started with a class that fits your goals.
Written and reviewed by Christopher Tersak
Teaching Martial Arts at Tersak's Family Martial Arts Academy since 1984, with experience across a wide range of students and skill levels.
Claiming an introductory martial arts offer should be a simple first step, not a major commitment. It gives you a chance to experience the training, meet the instructors, and decide whether the program is the right fit before moving forward.
Steps to Claim Your Offer
Claiming the offer is simple. Reach out to the school, mention the limited time offer, and share whether you’re enrolling as an adult or on behalf of a child. From there, our team will confirm your spot, answer any questions about the martial arts program, and set up a time for your introductory class.
Why the Offer Is Time Limited
Limited time offers exist to make it easier for new students to try martial arts training without a long term commitment upfront. Because class sizes and instructor availability are limited, the offer is only open for a set period, so acting while it’s active helps secure your place.
What Happens After You Claim the Offer
Once you’ve claimed the offer, you’ll be scheduled for an introductory class or session. This gives you a chance to meet the instructors, see how classes are run, and ask questions about the martial arts curriculum before deciding on ongoing enrollment.
Who This Offer Is For
This offer is open to adults age 18 and older, as well as parents looking to enroll children ages 4 to 18. Whether you’re interested in personal fitness, self defense, or helping a child build confidence and discipline, the offer gives you a low pressure way to experience the program firsthand.
Getting Ready for Your First Visit
Before your first class, it helps to wear comfortable athletic clothing and bring a water bottle. If you’re enrolling a child, plan to stay and observe so you can see how the class is structured and speak with the instructor about your child’s goals.
Related questions
What information do I need to provide when claiming a martial arts introductory offer?
Typically, you’ll just need to share some basic contact details, like your name, phone number, and email, along with your general availability for classes. Staff may also ask about your experience level or specific goals so they can recommend the best starting point in the program. Having this information ready ahead of time can help make the sign-up process quick and straightforward.
Is a martial arts limited-time offer usually available only to new students, or can I use it if I've trained before?
Introductory offers are typically designed for people who are new to that particular school, so having martial arts experience elsewhere usually won’t disqualify you from participating. You’ll still go through the same intro process to see how classes are structured and whether the style and teaching approach align with your goals. It’s an opportunity to check out a new program, even if training itself isn’t new to you.
Can I choose the martial arts program or age group when claiming an introductory offer?
Yes, when you reach out you’ll typically indicate whether you’re enrolling as an adult or on behalf of a child, so age group is part of the initial conversation. Which specific program or style best fits your goals, whether it’s fitness, self-defense, or confidence building for a child, is usually worked out with staff during that first contact or the introductory class itself. It helps to mention your goals upfront so they can point you toward the right fit.
What happens after I submit the form to claim a martial arts offer?
Once you submit the form, a member of the school’s staff will typically reach out to you directly, often by phone or email, to confirm your details and help schedule your first class. This step ensures your introductory session fits your availability and that you receive any information you need before you arrive. Most schools aim to respond quickly, since the offer is designed to make starting your martial arts journey simple and welcoming.
Do I need to commit to a martial arts membership when claiming a trial or introductory offer?
Most schools design their trial or introductory offers with no obligation to join, giving you the chance to experience a class before making any decisions. It’s a great way to see if the instruction style, atmosphere, and schedule work well for you or your child. If you do decide to continue, staff will typically walk you through membership options at that point, but signing up isn’t required just to take part in the trial.
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- Last updated: 19 September 2026