FAQs
Frequently asked question
Yes, but space is limited. We advise that you not be present during training as, in most cases, the kids become distracted. Parents can relax and take some valuable time for themselves in designated areas in the Pentagon Centre.
At our Glasgow location, street parking is free after 6pm. There are also a few car parks surrounding the building. More details can be found here: https://www.ironskullgym.uk/how-to-find-us/
No. We do not ask our members to commit to yearly contracts. All we require is that you commit to 3 months of training, after which time you will revert to a rolling 30-day notice period, should you wish to cancel.
Yes. You will have an account on our booking system, with access to our weekly timetable. From here, you can book classes for your child.
Yes. But only if you need to stop training for more than 6 weeks.
Yes. We close for a fortnight during the festive period.
Yes. We close for a fortnight during summer, sometime between mid-June and mid-August.
Yes. During the Summer Holiday, between mid-June and mid-August, we run about 70% of our training classes in comparison with the regular timetable.
Yes. We arrange gradings every 4 months to demonstrate your child’s progress.
Yes. It is mandatory that everyone training under Krav Maga Global in the UK obtains a training licence (which includes insurance). These licences start from £20 per year, and more details will be given at your first class. Information on KMG licences can also be found here: https://www.kravmaga.co.uk/pages/licences
When your child joins Iron Skull Gym, you will be provided with a detailed guide which outlines the type of equipment required for training, and where you can purchase it. This will ensure that you can have everything you need to make the most of your classes.
Yes. We require that a club t-shirt be worn, and we include one in your first monthly membership.
As a beginner, you will be a Practitioner in the system. We will focus on the foundational aspects of the Krav Maga curriculum, and ensure that you train with someone of relative experience.
However, members who have progressed in the system already always welcome the opportunity to assist those who are just starting out. This will be a compliment to your training, as well as their own. The training environment is inclusive and supportive.
