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    Traditional Japanese Swordsmanship School - Kendo & Iaido

    Traditional Japanese Swordsmanship School - Kendo & Iaido

    5.0(1 review)
    0.9 miRittenhouse Square, Penn Center

    If you are interested in Kendo and Iaido - the Japanese Budo and Martial Arts - this is a genuine…read moreDojo you can find in Philly area. Come and give it a try - hopefully you will enjoy and join this lovely family here.

    From the owner: KENDO is originated from the experience of the samurai who trained to use “Nihonto” – Japanese…read moreswords in distinctive appreciation of the “principle of the sword”. It is believed that through learning Kendo one can gain an understanding of the “principles of the sword”. It is important to study the spirit of the samurai, which is related to these principles, and can be learned through rigorous training in the use of the sword. This is why the object of Kendo is refereed to being a way to develop the human character. – All Japan Kendo Federation IAIDO is complimentary Japanese martial art that focusing on the swift and efficient drawing of a Katana and executing a decisive strike, emphasizing precision, mental focus and the art of drawing the sword from a peaceful position. They are numerous Iaido koryu school in Japan, but All Japan Kendo Federation has unified Iaido school into Seitei Iai set of 12 techniques called Seitei Iai. Our school belongs to Jikidan Eishin ryu, one of many koryu practiced today in Japan with linage to mid-1500s to a swordsman named Hayashizaki Jinsuke. Kendo not a self-defense martial art and will not do much for you in term of defending yourself again street attack. So, why Kendo? We base our teaching on the principle of Samurai Swordsmanship • Kendo teaches you how not to cheat and lie. • Kendo teaches you how to fight laziness. • Kendo teaches you how to respect others. • Kendo teaches how to live with dignity.

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    Philadelphia Martial Arts & Kickboxing

    Philadelphia Martial Arts & Kickboxing

    5.0(1 review)
    1.7 miFishtown

    I live in the neighborhood and was looking for a good gym to attend. I gave the owner, Don, a call…read moreand he told me to stop in and check it out. I did just that and now, after about 3 months of doing the kickboxing class, I'm hooked! He offers lots of classes during the weekdays and on Saturdays. The teaching mentality is very focused on learning the fundamentals first before moving into advanced moves, which seems to be very successful among the participants. I would highly recommend giving Don a call if you're interested in learning martial arts, kickboxing, or jiu-jitsu.

    From the owner: We are a family-owned and operated right here in Philadelphia, PA. We began teaching in Fishtown in…read more2012. Our staff is made up of Black Belt instructors who have taught professionally in both the US and Canada with over 50 years of combined experience in Tae Kwon Do-Mu Du Kwon, Tang Soo Do, Brazillian Jiu Jitsu, Tai Chi, Mixed Martial Arts and a variety of other martial arts. In addition, all of our instructors are Certified Personal Trainers. Individualized training focus based on YOUR strengths and weaknesses (challenges). The focus is placed upon instruction and individualized correction to technique is learned properly an with reduced risk of repetitive use injury. You will NOT be exposed to "do as I do" type teaching! Students who train here have reported, improved self confidence, fat loss with improved fitness and tone and practical (actually used!) self-defense. This can be a family art to be enjoyed for a lifetime that aids in self control reducing stress, anger and depression. Tai Chi Fusion day classes. Tai Chi for the WEST of us!

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    Aikido Aikikai of Phila - Practicing a reverse Kotegaeshi technique at one of the many seminar events here at Aikikai of Philadelphia.

    Aikido Aikikai of Phila

    4.8(5 reviews)
    3.8 mi

    Located in a very nice part of the city near historic Rittenhouse Square, Aikikai of Philadelphia…read moreis an extraordinary dojo with an amazing array of instructors. Sensei Roderick Johnson is very patient, precise, and detail-oriented in explaining all of the techniques. He is big and strong, yet fluid and graceful in all of his movements. Dr. John Porter's classes pack a plethora of techniques in a short period of time. He incorporates fun exercises in our training to allow us to think outside the box. Carlton Harris' classes, like Sensei's, are also very structured and blend power and precision in all of the techniques. I wish I could take more of Carlton's classes, but the day of the week doesn't work for me. Ed Shockley is a weapons master. He is so very humble in person, but when he's on the mat, he radiates energy. His Aiki weapons classes feel very much like yoga, linking the mind and body as one. John Holt teaches the weekend children's classes. His classes always blend fun activities with the serious stuff like movement and ukemi. The dojo community includes a rich blend of people of all ages and ethnicities. Everyone here is very kind and passionate about Aikido and the senior students are all very approachable and willing to explain the techniques to the junior students. I think that fosters the best kind of learning environment when both teachers and senior students help the junior students grow. If you are thinking about studying Aikido, you can sit and watch our classes to see if it looks like something that resonates with you. However, once you begin, you must understand that your training will take time and patience on your part. Everyone progresses at different speeds and understand that you are placing your trust in people who've experienced what you are about to experience in your training. This is not like many forms of karate where you train to achieve a black belt in a short period of time. Aikido takes a long time to get to an advanced level and even when you get there, you realize there is much more to learn.

    I took my 6 year old here for kid's Aikdo at her request (they have Saturday morning classes. The…read moreSensai is very nice and the instructor Suleman, is funny and a skilled martial artist. My child, however, is a little too young still - so we'll be back again when she's older. Meanwhile there is also a Karate Studio (unafilliated) next door that teaches Shotokan. The Dojo is well used and well appointed with plants along the windows. If you or your child want to study Aikido, this is a great place to go.

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    Aikido Aikikai of Phila - A mix of young and old with practitioners of all levels attending each class. Each person seeks to discover what Aikido means to him or her.

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