Best Martial Arts and Combat Sports Classes in Anchorage, AK

“I started with very little experience in combat sports/martial arts and was quite apprehensive when I stepped through the door but quickly realized I had no reason for feeling this way because the staff, instructors and students were all very welcomi...”

“Our school is going to be opening two weeks late this year due to the building not quite being ready, and not only are they extending the summer camp to cover for us working parents for that extra two weeks, but they're also making part of their new ...”

“Well-run and accessible, from the beginning students are taught by Sensei Tanaka--chair of the USA Karate Technical Committee, trainer of judges and referees, internationally recognized, living and teaching here in Anchorage for 50 years.”

“Shidoshi TJ has graciously opened his home and extensively converted his property to have dedicated training areas.”

“This Judo club is a little bit away from downtown and a daily small rented place.”

“Kendo, which translates to "the way of the sword", is one of the oldest martial arts originating in Japan. By learning how to use the sword, called Katana, one can develop physical ability and mental strength. The traditional swo...”

“Although I no longer train, I'll always respect this gym and Master Sawyer's instructions.”

“If you're an adult that wants to get in shape, learn legit self defense, want to compete, or have been out and want to start back up, you won't regret coming here.”

“The Alaska Moving Arts Center in Eagle River provides so many classes for children and adults at very economical prices that allow your children to grow and expand.”

“If you want your kids to learn to master their physical bodies, and hone life skills such as discipline, embracing responsibility, rejecting passivity, honoring authority, then I think you'll find no better place than in the hands of the incredible s...”

“I was first drawn to this school when I read about the Regional and World Championship medalists growing up and competing as Primal students, and wanted to see if it would be a good fit for my child.”