Laguna Beach Dojo is a martial arts school in Laguna Beach, CA, offering karate for kids and adults, women’s self-defense, and tai chi classes. The school serves students of all ages and experience levels, emphasizing discipline, confidence, and personal growth through a structured curriculum developed over more than 23 years. With a 5.00 rating and positive reviews, it is recognized as a trusted community resource for martial arts training. The dojo is located at 1100 South Coast Highway #301C, directly above Gina's Pizza and Oak Restaurant, and is accessible from nearby roads including Glenneyre Street and Thalia Street.
The dojo is led by Master Jeff Kash, a 6th-degree black belt and founder with over 24 years of experience teaching martial arts in Laguna Beach. His leadership has shaped a culture centered on safety, motivation, and character development. The program includes specialized classes such as Lil Dragons for children ages 3-7, Black Belt Fundamentals, and free introductory sessions for adult training, tai chi, and qigong. The instructors are trained to foster a supportive environment where students build focus, resilience, and life skills through consistent practice and positive reinforcement.
Situated at the corner of South Coast Highway and Oak Street, the dojo is about a quarter-mile from Laguna Beach High School and less than a half-mile from Cheneys Point, a local coastal landmark. It lies just off Pacific Coast Highway, a major thoroughfare, and is within easy reach of Glenneyre and Thalia streets, making it a convenient destination for residents and visitors alike.
Known for its strong community spirit and commitment to student development, Laguna Beach Dojo stands out as a long-standing, respected institution in the area. Its emphasis on lifelong character building and practical self-defense continues to attract students seeking meaningful, results-driven training. As a cornerstone of Laguna Beach’s wellness and fitness landscape, the dojo remains a vital part of the city’s active, disciplined, and connected community.