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Malavé Do
Welcome to Malavé Do Sköndal!
Welcome to Malavé Do Sköndal!
Instructors
Sabina Lääveri Björkgren Felix Falk Störtebecker
Kontakt: 076-5588832
Huvudinstruktör
Ramon Malavé
Kontakt: 070-7900308
Träning times
Saturdays
10:00-10:50 Karate-Fun (4-6 år)
11:00-12:00 Beginners
Try karate for free!
You or your child are welcome to try two training sessions completely free of charge before you decide.
No prior knowledge required – everyone is welcome, regardless of previous experience!
Train together: You as parents can of course sign up and train at the same time with your children in the beginner groups. We offer a 10% family discount.
Term information
Spring term
Start: Saturday 5 September
Graduations: week 22
Autumn term
Start: week 34
Graduations: week 50
Online training
For those who want to be more flexible with their karate training, we offer our own training format that is broadcast live directly from Malavé Do Hombu Dojo. Perfect for those who want to do their workouts from home or on the go when it suits you best! It is possible to combine physical training in the dojo with online training. More information about online training can be found here.
Training fees
As a new member, you receive a 25% discount during your first semester.
Term fee Children/Youth (7-13 years)
1 time/week 825 SEK (regular price 1100 SEK)
2 times/week 1200 SEK (regular price 1600 SEK)
Term fee Adults (14 years and up)
1 time/week 1050 SEK (regular price 1400 SEK)
2 times/week 1500 SEK (regular price 2000 SEK)
Karate-Kul (4-6 years)
1 time/week 525 SEK (regular price 700 SEK)
Good to know about the fees
Family discount: 10% discount on all semester fees.
Leisure card: We are affiliated with "Fritidskort".
Health allowance: You can use your "friskvårdsbidrag" from your employer for karate training.
All prices include a membership fee of 100 kr/term.
Payment
Payment is made via PlusGiro or Swish. Always state your name and branch "Sköndal" when paying.
PlusGiro: 595625-5
Swish: 123 313 9680
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