Universal City
Kensho Defensive Arts
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Overview
A lot of people tend to lump all martial arts together; karate, tae kwon do, jiujitsu, MMA all tends to get called one thing or the other (we run into people often calling it karate). One thing that all of these do have in common? They are all Martial Arts! At Kensho we do have a focus on self defense. Competitions are great, don't get us wrong. We even compete here and there in some Judo competitions. But our focus is always going to be on self defense first and foremost. So while you may not know the difference between Judo and Tae Kwon Do, or how Karate differs from Brazilian Jiujitsu, if you want to learn how to defend yourself, come on in and we'll show you how!
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Wheelchair accessible parking lot
Wheelchair accessible entrance
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This martial arts school has left an impressive impression on its students and their parents. The atmosphere is energetic and welcoming, with instructors who are not only skilled but also dedicated to creating a fun and challenging environment for kids to learn and grow. The school's focus on practical self-defense skills, including striking and grappling, sets it apart from other martial arts schools. The facility is well-maintained and wheelchair accessible, making it easy for everyone to participate.The instructors, Sensei Alicia and Sensei Josh, are praised for their ability to balance discipline and fun, creating a positive experience for kids. They are intentional about teaching correct form and respect, which is reflected in the students' development of discipline and confidence. The school's commitment to integrity, trust, and responsibility is evident in the way the instructors interact with the students.One notable aspect of this school is its focus on teaching kids to defend themselves effectively from a young age. This comprehensive approach covers all ranges of combat, making it a great option for families looking for a well-rounded martial arts education. While there is no pricing information available, the school's reputation and customer satisfaction suggest that it offers value for the cost.Unfortunately, there is a drawback to this otherwise excellent school: the limited availability of classes, with no sessions offered on Fridays and Saturdays.
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