Welcome to OMAC Martial Arts Vaughan, offering world-class martial arts training and one of the area’s leading After School Programs in Vaughan. Co-owned and led by Head Master Wesley, our experienced instructors provide a supportive and disciplined environment where students can build confidence, focus, strength, and valuable life skills.
Our Vaughan After School Program includes safe school pick-up, daily Taekwondo training, supervised activities, homework time, and flexible pick-up options—giving busy families a safe and active after-school solution.
We also offer evening Taekwondo classes for kids, teens, and adults, along with Summer Camp, March Break Camp, and Winter Camp. Whether you’re looking for an after-school program in Vaughan, martial arts classes, self-defence, or fitness, OMAC Vaughan has a program for you.
Your martial arts journey starts here!
Schools We Service
We provide pick-up and service for students from École Élémentaire La Fontaine, Maple Creek Public School, St. Mary of the Angels Catholic Elementary School, ML Montessori, Dr. Roberta Bondar Public School, Carrville Mills Public School, Nellie McClung Public School, Bialik Hebrew Day School, Herbert H. Carnegie Public School, Our Lady of the Rosary Catholic Elementary School, École élémentaire Le-Petit-Prince, Baythorn Public School, Charles Howitt Public School, Michael Cranny Elementary School, Mackenzie Glen Public School, Joseph A. Gibson Public School, WillowWood School, Walter Scott Public School, Pleasantville Public School, Anne Frank Public School, Viola Desmond Public School, Julliard Public School, Brownridge Public School, and École secondaire Roméo Dallaire.
We also serve families throughout Vaughan, Thornhill, Maple, and surrounding York Region communities.
We acknowledge that the land on which we gather for OMAC Martial Arts activities is the traditional territory of the Haudenosaunee, the Anishinaabe, and the Wendat peoples. This region is part of the Dish With One Spoon Treaty and the Williams Treaties. We recognize the enduring presence of Indigenous peoples on this land and honor the histories, cultures, and teachings of the First Nations, as well as their continued connection to the land, which remains vital to the identity of the York Region community.