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FaMA Fitness and Martial Arts has not published specific session fees on its KakiList listing, so pricing should be confirmed directly. As a general reference, sports and martial arts classes in Singapore typically range from S$30 to S$80 per session for group classes, while one-to-one coaching can run considerably higher. Monthly packages and term commitments often work out at a lower per-session rate than drop-in pricing. It is worth asking about registration or enrolment fees, whether there are materials or equipment costs (such as uniforms or protective gear), and whether sibling or multi-class discounts are available. Trial class fees, if charged separately, should also be confirmed upfront. See the full Sports and Swimming Schools cost guide for Singapore →

Many sports and martial arts providers in Singapore offer a trial class so that new students can assess whether the programme is the right fit before signing up for a full term or package. It is advisable to ask FaMA Fitness and Martial Arts directly whether a trial session is available and whether it carries a separate fee or is credited towards enrolment. During a trial, look at how the instructor engages with students at different ability levels, whether the pace and content match your child's age and experience, and whether the class environment feels safe and well-structured. Observing how the instructor manages the group can be as informative as the content itself. If a formal trial is not offered, ask if you can observe a regular class before enrolling — most reputable providers are comfortable with this.

Credential information for the instructors at FaMA Fitness and Martial Arts is not listed publicly, so it is recommended that you ask directly before committing. Relevant credentials for martial arts and fitness instruction in Singapore may include national or international governing body certifications (for example, accreditation from the relevant national sports association), fitness coaching qualifications, or first-aid certification. For youth classes in particular, it is reasonable to ask how many years the lead instructor has been teaching, what their own competitive or practitioner background is, and whether instructors hold current child safeguarding awareness training. If the provider is affiliated with any recognised martial arts federation or sports association in Singapore, that affiliation is a useful indicator of standards alignment. Ask the school directly for documentation if credentials are important to your decision.