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Birmingham Martial Arts Centre
Building confidence and discipline through traditional martial arts training in Birmingham.
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Building confidence and discipline through traditional martial arts training in Birmingham.
Birmingham Martial Arts Centre offers a dedicated dojo environment for martial arts training, focusing on personal development, self-defense, and physical fitness. With a strong emphasis on discipline and confidence-building, the centre caters to children and adults alike, providing structured sessions led by experienced instructors. The no-parent spectator policy encourages independence in young students, fostering growth in a focused setting. Located in Hall Green, it is a community hub for those seeking to enhance their mental and physical well-being through martial arts.
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Structured training sessions in traditional martial arts for all skill levels, focusing on technique, discipline, and self-defense.
Specialized classes for kids to build confidence, physical fitness, and independence in a no-parent spectator environment.
Intensive workouts that combine martial arts with cardio and strength exercises for overall health and wellness.
Practical lessons teaching essential self-defense skills for real-world situations, suitable for all ages.
Programs designed to enhance mental resilience, emotional growth, and personal development through martial arts principles.
Overall rating
Ben Cartmill
I trained here back in the day for about 10 years - went in as a shy kid and under sensei’s (H’s) tutelage grew in every way: physically, mentally, emotionally. This place will push you as far as you hoped to go and even further. For some it might be hard to adjust to, but if you apply yourself you’ll never look back. H has a way of getting into peoples’ heads like I’ve not seen before or since. Forever grateful for the time I spent there and hope to make it back in someday.
Ali Hussnain Syed
great place to get fit and learn self defense
Ryan Quinn
Justyna
My son loves it. The beginning was difficult as he was bored and didn't want to attend but Sensei convinced me to give him a few more weeks. Now he enjoys it.
Aaditya S
Ashley Broughton
