LKE DOJO

Levels at LKE Dojo are not a reward for time served.

They are not a measure of how valued you are here.

They are a recognition of specific technical readiness — the speed, coordination, timing, and physical ability required to keep up with a faster, more demanding class.

Some of our most committed, disciplined students are in Beginner. They are exactly where they need to be. Technical readiness develops at its own pace. It cannot be rushed.

Your coaches are watching. They will tell you when you're ready.

Full level requirements at lkedojo.com/level-requirements 🥊

WEEKLY RECAP!!!

This week’s theme was “Peculiar Jobs” and the winner is Wednesday 7:15pm Level 2!💪🥷

We updated our Policies page.�

Withdrawal window. Membership pauses. Hygiene. Gear. What to do if you're sick. How we run the space.�

Read it once. It's not long. And it answers most questions before you have to ask them.�

lkedojo.com/policies��

The space works because the people in it show up for each other. This is how we keep it that way. 💪

Not that leg day.

Saturday 11am is now Leg Day — a dedicated kicking class covering the full Muay Thai kick arsenal. From the basics to the techniques we never have time to touch in other classes. Beginner to advanced, all in the same room. Bring your shins.

Strong AF served its purpose. This is what comes next.

Book on Fitli. 🥊

Monday 6pm has a new name and a new format.

The Eight alternates focus every week — Thai pads one Monday, mitts the next. You’ll always be working something different, always building on what came before.

Wild Warrior served its purpose. The Eight is what comes next.

Book on Fitli. 🥊

Starting immediately, the class withdrawal window moves from 30 minutes to 4 hours before start time.�

If you can't make it, withdraw at least 4 hours out. Your credit stays with you. Within that window — credit forfeits.�

Why? Because a spot released 30 minutes before class helps no one. Four hours gives someone on the waitlist a real chance to show up. We're a small space. Every spot counts.

Membership pauses — how they work:�

8-Class and 12-Class members can pause for extended absences of 14 or more consecutive days — once per year, up to 4 weeks, with advance notice.�

4-Class members don't have a pause option. The commitment is light enough that canceling and rejoining is the move.�

Pause requests need to be made before you leave — not after. Medical exceptions qualify, but need to be named at the time of the request.�

Policies page coming soon on our website.