Kids Capoeira

Our kids Capoeira program is built for children of all ability levels ranging from 8 years old to 12 years old. Classes focus on the dynamic movements of Capoeira to develop agility, strength, flexibility, coordination, mutual respect and self-esteem. Kids Capoeira classes are taught using games and exercises emphasizing music and acrobatics—working both physical coordination and mental abilities. Classes cover basic Capoeira techniques, rhythms, instruments, and songs in Portuguese.

New youth students are welcome to start at any time.

Monitora Sorriso teaching a child student how to play a berimbau

Locations & Schedule

Capoeira Camará Toronto

Railpath Arts Centre
35 Golden Avenue #108
Toronto, ON

Sunday

12pm – 2pm

Capoeira Camará North

coming soon

You can view our entire class schedule here

FIRST CLASS IS FREE! Enrol your kids for their first class using the contact form below.

After the first class the prices for Kids Capoeira classes are as follows:
$180 for 4 months, 4 classes a month
$150 for 3 months, 4 classes a month
$120 for 2 months, 4 classes a month
$60 for 1 month, 4 classes a month
$15 per class for drop in

Please note that:

Payments can be made by cash, check or e-Transfer.

Your children will be required to purchase & wear Capoeira uniforms for all classes except for the free introductory sessions. Please check our Camará Gear for more information.

All uniforms and training apparel must be clean upon entering class. Please arrive 15 minutes early and be sure to bring water.

Most students train in bare feet but if your child chooses to wear trainers please make sure they are light and low soles.

Capoeira Camará will require masks be worn during training when a general provincial mask mandate is in place.

All students are expected to self screen for symptoms consistent with COVID-19 prior to coming to class and refraining from attendance when experiencing symptoms. For information about how to self screen, please check out https://covid-19.ontario.ca/self-assessment/

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