INGRAM'S KARATE
Positively Impacting Lives Through Traditional Karate
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Ingram's Karate
Ingram's Karate Center was founded by John and Cindy Ingram in 1977. The dojo has been offering quality Martial Arts instruction to countless students since its inception and is proud to be among the leading traditional karate schools in the nation. Since 2004, Ingram's Karate has been operated by their daughter, Sheri Ingram-Angwin and Jennifer Davenport. Ingram's Karate program continues to be a beacon of top-notch instruction with a personal touch.
Meet The Team
Sheri Angwin
Owner
New Port Richy & Carrollwood, FL
Chief Instructor at Carollwood Dojo
Jennifer Davenport
Director and Chief Instructor
New Port Richy, FL Dojo
Shelby McLane
Chief Instructor & Afterschool Director
Carollwood, FL Dojo
Carrollwood
813-969-4777 |
14457 N. Dale Mabry, Tampa, FL 33618
New Port Richey
727-372-7673 |
4116 Little Rd, New Port Richey, FL 34655
Reviews
"Great martial arts school.
Started taking classes back in 2006 or 2007 and haven't stopped. The teachers "Sensei" there are amazing.
It's not like the cobra-kai dojo in the karate kid, here you are treated like a human being.
As an adult starting karate, I was worried about teens making fun of adults. Not here. Just like the instructors, the students behave like professionals as well.
Great school. There is a reason it's been around for so long. Do not go to a McDojo. Go to Ingrams Pro Karate."
— Christopher R.