Asiatic Martial Arts

Asiatic Martial Arts

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We teach traditional martial arts, which includes empty hand techniques as well as traditional weapons such as the sword, knife, short staff and long staff.

We are the only Aikido school on the South side of Chicago!

Self-discipline, self-development and self-defense is our focus.

As a student of the martial arts since 1994, I have seen the positive effect training can have. I am passionate about helping people achieve their own personal goals, and martial arts can make that road easier to travel by improving focus, discipline, patience and perseverance, all of which are necessary in personal development!


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19 years in business
Serves Chicago , IL

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    Frequently asked questions

    We offer a 6-week introductory course that will introduce students to the basic foundational skills such as body movement, form and basic falling techniques.

    I have been studying Aikido since 1994, I am currently ranked as a 4th degree Black belt. I have been teaching since 1996.

    6-week intro course for $99

    I began by assisting my first instructor as an intermediate level student, after he passed, I helped run the school with a few other black belts.

    I have worked with students from age 3 to 73.  

    I received a call from a very excited parent telling me how her grandson, who was my student while visiting over the summer, had succeeded in defending himself against a bully at school.  What made me more proud is that he quoted to her some of the lessons that we teach in class, (not to fight unless you or someone you love is attacked) and he protected himself without injuring the other child, which is the ULTIMATE goal of Aikido training.

    Visit a class, talk to the instructor and perhaps some of the students to make sure it's a good fit for you.

    Potential students should be clear about the goals they hope to achieve by studying martial arts. Those goals/needs should be expressed clearly. The instructor should be asked whether or not they can fulfill those needs, and a good instructor will either say yes and tell you how, or no and referr you to someone who can


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