We’re excited to bring OMAC Martial Arts to Richmond Hill, expanding our legacy of world-class martial arts training. Our newest location offers one of the area’s leading After School Programs in Richmond Hill, along with evening Taekwondo classes for kids, teens, and adults, plus exciting seasonal camps including Summer Camp, March Break Camp, and Winter Camp.
Our Richmond Hill After School Program provides safe school pick-up, daily Taekwondo training, supervised activities, homework time, and flexible pick-up options—giving busy families peace of mind while helping children build confidence, focus, discipline, and leadership skills.
At OMAC, students of all ages develop strength, confidence, and resilience through Taekwondo, self-defence, and fitness-based martial arts. Whether you’re searching for an engaging after-school program in Richmond Hill, martial arts classes for your child, or a supportive community to help you achieve your goals, our experienced instructors are here to help every step of the way.
Your martial arts journey starts here!
Schools We Service
We provide pick-up and service for students from Red Stone Public School, Our Lady Help of Christians Catholic Elementary School, Michaëlle Jean Public School, Beverley Acres Public School, Silver Stream Public School, Crosby Heights Public School, Richmond Rose Public School, Victoria Square Public School, Sir Wilfrid Laurier Public School, Nokiidaa Public School, Walter Scott Public School, Corpus Christi Catholic Elementary School, H.G. Bernard Public School, Trillium Woods Public School, St. John XXIII Catholic Elementary School, Lincoln Alexander Public School, and Coledale Public School. We also serve families in the surrounding Richmond Hill and Markham communities.
We acknowledge that OMAC Martial Arts in Richmond Hill is located on the traditional territory of the Anishinaabe, Haudenosaunee, and Huron-Wendat peoples. This land is part of the Treaty 13 and the Williams Treaties territory. We recognize and honor the enduring presence of Indigenous communities and their deep connection to this land. As we gather here, we remain committed to learning, respecting, and supporting reconciliation efforts with Indigenous peoples.
