Best Martial Arts and Combat Sports Classes in Noblesville, IN

Competition is not a part of training in our dojo and we do not attend tournaments. We strive to perfect these arts we practice together, in the spirit of mutual cooperation. That said, as one advances, various specific forms of freestyle practice are introduced, but the student will be more ready to deal with such training at that time.

Yes, that is another important aspect of traditional Japanese martial arts heritage. Our affiliation in Japan is with the Dai Nippon Iaido Kyokai. We are also affiliated with the Kenshinkan Sogo Budo Kenkyukai in the USA for our empty-hand self-protections arts. In addition, our primary instructors maintain close connections to their own current or former instructors in Japan and the United States.

All that is required to begin training in any art is loose fitting clothing and the desire to learn. Once one makes the commitment to join the dojo, costs vary:

There is only one way to find out; do as much research as you can and contact us if you are serious about training. Traditional martial arts study is not for everyone. These arts are viewed as a lifetime pursuit in self-perfection and it may take time to find the right dojo, art, or even instructor (sensei). The best advice is to visit a dojo and carefully observe the instructor and students, and then decide for yourself if the training is right for you. One thing is certain, all students come to the dojo for varying reasons. Some come for the historical connection to ancient Japan and the samurai heritage. Others come for reasons of self-improvement through dedicated training. Still others come to learn self-defense skills. All are legitimate reasons to undertake study in our dojo.