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While the city of New York is a considerably dangerous place to live in, we're making you adapt to the dangers by embracing the power of the martial arts! Train your body and mind reflexes and toughen up your self-defense skills!

Brazilian Jiu-jitsu

Brazilian jiu-jitsu, also known in its country of origin as the Kano jiu-jitsu and the “jujutsu” is a mixed combative, full-contact style… Its origin lie within the mixing of the ancient Japanese fighting technique called Judo and some other Oriental fighting styles and fighting philosophies. The main idea that a jiu-jitsu teaches is that no…

Little Dragons

While a majority of our martial arts school students are grown-ups, we’ve always wanted to start accepting younger apprentices as well… When a seasoned instructor Luke Bytalker became a part of our team, the decision was finally made. As of now, we’ve been hosting junior Karate classes for more than 6 years. During that time…

Kickboxing

While kickboxing is oftentimes confused with Asian indigenous Thai boxing, those two differ a lot. Kickboxing is basically a modern rendering and mingling of both the Western traditional boxing, Asian Muay Thai (Thai boxing) and the Japanese Karate technique… This ultimately makes kickboxing a hybrid martial art, that is mostly being learned now for either…

Karate

Karate, also known as the “mother of all Japanese martial arts”, is really a laying foundation for all other fighting styles, originating in Japan… Developed in the Ryukyu islands (modern day Okinawa), it incorporates a lot of Chinese moves (like Fujian White Crane’s) kicks, punches, and strikes. Sometimes the worldwide popularity of the karate goes…