Seattle Integrated Martial Arts

Name: Seattle Integrated Martial Arts
Address: 4159 Fauntleroy Way Southwest, Seattle, WA, 98126, US
Telephone: (206) 456-4365
Price range: $$
Rating: 5

Seattle Integrated Martial Arts: Welcoming, multi-style training for fitness, self-defense, and community.

5(5 reviews)

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Seattle Integrated Martial Arts offers a welcoming, community-focused training environment in Seattle's Fauntleroy area. With Kali/IMA and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu programs, it supports fitness, self-defense, and skill development for all ages. Reviews highlight a knowledgeable, caring owner, a close-knit BJJ crew, and small, laid-back classes that help students build confidence and stay active.

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4159 Fauntleroy Wy SW, Seattle, WA 98126, USA

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4159 Fauntleroy Way Southwest

Seattle, WA, 98126

(206) 456-4365 www.simamartialarts.com/

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Services

Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Classes

Comprehensive ground game training for all levels, focusing on technique, rolling, and self-defense in a supportive environment.

Kali/Integrated Martial Arts

Blends Filipino martial arts with other disciplines for fitness, weapon-based skills, and practical self-defense applications.

Striking Classes

Dynamic striking training including punches, kicks, and combinations to improve agility, strength, and defensive skills.

Kids Martial Arts Programs

Age-appropriate classes that build focus, discipline, and physical fitness in a fun, laid-back atmosphere for children.

Personal Coaching

One-on-one sessions tailored to individual goals, whether for stress relief, fitness, or advanced skill development.

5.00 · 5 reviews

Overall rating

Karl Barmuta

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· 1 year ago

I originally enrolled at Seattle Integrated Martial Arts because I was having problems at home and I needed a way to let out stress and get in better shape. What I found here was so much more. Originally I was shy and intimidated training with these guys who could completely crush me if they wanted, but one of the philosophies at SIMA is that anyone should feel comfortable training with anyone else. Over the past 3 years SIMA has become an important part of my life with many of my training partners becoming very close friends. I'm more confident now and in better shape than I have been in in the past 18 years. It's a wonderful community so drop on it, give it a chance and see how it can change your life. Update edit: Google says I should update my review. I teach Brazilian jiu jitsu here now 😂 guess that should say how I feel about the place

Adam Mills-Campisi

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· 2 years ago

I looked at all the schools in this part of Seattle and SIMA stood out as an excellent school. The owner is knowledgeable, caring, and extremely capable. I primarily train the striking classes and it is a good group. The BJJ crew is also very close knit and welcoming.

Kimberly Chilcutt

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· 2 years ago

I have trained martial arts for more than two decades and am fortunate to have found great communities of people that are welcoming, encouraging, and supportive. Seattle Integrated Martial Arts is no exception. SIMA is welcoming. Of everyone. Young, old. Agile, less agile. Formerly agile and trying to come to terms (hand raise on that one). Bob is a true student, in every sense. He has built a safe place for those willing to put in the work to learn and grow. If you ever said, “i could never do that”, (especially you ladies). I challenge you to give it a try. You won’t be sorry.

Kathryn Pursch Cornforth

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· 2 years ago

Our kid is thriving at SIMA! We've seen improvements in focus, discipline, and strength--all with benefits in the classroom and other sports as well. The small class size and laid back atmosphere are a good fit for our family. Highly recommend!

Moe Sial

via Google

· 2 years ago

I love training at SIMA! It’s a fantastic community working together to continuously improve and learn. The Kali/IMA program is great for fitness, self defense, and introduction to a wide variety of martial arts. The BJJ program is where I’ve spent most of my time, and it’s a great way to get in some rolls, go down deep rabbit holes, or just learn about the basics of ground game. Seriously, come in and give it a try, really friendly place.

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