Everyone who walks through our doors gets the same thing: a coach who sees them, a structure that challenges them, and a discipline that lasts a lifetime. First class is on us.
Arizona’s Empowerment Scholarship Account (ESA) lets you use state education dollars toward your child’s martial arts training. Hundreds of Arizona families use ESA to enroll—let us show you how.
“Every child has potential. We just help them find it.”
7th Degree Black Belt in both Taekwondo and Hapkido, with over 50 years of martial arts experience. Master Morrissette has been training students of all ages in the West Valley since 2009.
Whether you’re 3 or 80, Master Morrissette meets every student where they are — with patience, high standards, and genuine investment in their growth.
No pressure, no commitment. Come see what martial arts training with Master Morrissette is all about.
Book a Free TrialYes. Morrissette Martial Arts is an approved Arizona ESA provider, and every K-12 student in Arizona is eligible regardless of income or current school type. Funds are used through ClassWallet to cover tuition for Taekwondo, Hapkido, and Weapons Training.
Children can start as young as 3.5 years old in our Little Ninjas program. From there, students progress into Kids Taekwondo, then Teen & Adult classes as they grow.
Taekwondo emphasizes striking — kicks, blocks, and forms. Hapkido focuses on redirecting an opponent’s force through joint locks and throws rather than striking power. Students training with us learn Hapkido as part of their progression at no additional cost.
Master Erik Morrissette is a 7th Degree Black Belt with over 50 years of martial arts experience, training students of all ages in Litchfield Park, AZ since 2009.
Yes. Your first class is free with no obligation or commitment — it’s a chance to see the school and meet Master Morrissette before enrolling.
We’re located in Old Town Litchfield Park and serve families throughout the West Valley, including Goodyear, Avondale, Buckeye, and Surprise.
Yes. Students who’ve demonstrated sufficient discipline and skill train in traditional weapons like the bo staff and nunchucks, included at no extra cost as part of their progression.
Yes. We have experience working with neurodivergent students, sensory-sensitive kids, and children with a 504 plan or IEP, and structure our classes to help every student find their fit.
Apply through the Arizona Department of Education’s ESA portal at azed.gov/esa — applications are open year-round with no deadline, and most are processed within 30 days. Once approved, call (623) 935-0400 and we’ll help you get enrolled.
Classes run Monday through Saturday, with schedules varying by program (Little Ninjas, Kids Taekwondo, Teen & Adult, and Hapkido). Call (623) 935-0400 or visit our schedule page for current class times.
We typically respond within 24 hours. You can also Call (623) 935-0400.