Will I get locked into a long contract when I start? No! Part of our process is figuring out your fitness level and making sure we help you learn while gradually improving your fitness. Do I have to get in shape before I start? You don’t have to spar unless: (a) you feel ready and (b) we think you're ready. We challenge you according to your ability and fitness level. No! Many of our students are grown ups who practice martial arts for health and long term self-improvement. Questions We Get Asked by Martial Arts Beginners Will I have to fight? We want students at JMAC who truly want to be at the top iaido, Judo and Jujitsu school in the midwest, so we’ll give you the information you need, then let you decide. After the intro lessons, we’ll explain what it takes to get started, but we won’t pressure you. We're not a fighting dojo, we're a learning dojo, so we move forward in a safe, systematic way, making sure our instruction fits your ability and your confidence level. You try out what we do, experience our teaching, and get used to the environment.
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Intro lessons at JMAC are absolutely free and without obligation. When you’ve seen a class and you’re ready to “take a test drive,” you can arrange for two private lessons with one of our black-belt instructors. You’ll see beginners, intermediate students and advanced martial artists in the same class, so you can compare what the experts are doing with what you’ll be doing on your first day. You'll watch a class with no obligation or pressure. Here at the Japanese Martial Arts Center, we help beginners get started in a safe, systematic way. But sometimes it's tough to see how you'll get from from where you are today to where you want to be! Find Out How We Help Beginners Get Into the Martial Arts I bet you can imagine a day when you’ll be able to practice comfortably alongside other martial artists, joyfully engaged in the learning process, confident about defending yourself, becoming stronger, faster, and more focused, or just being more fit and balanced.
Won't it be great knowing that you won’t be asked to do anything too challenging or dangerous unless you're well prepared for it? Won’t it be great when you come in and try out martial arts in a step-by-step manner with experts guiding you every step of the way?
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Or maybe they simply don't know how to get started. Sometimes they’re nervous because they haven’t done it before and they’re not sure how it will go. We get calls from people who are scared they’ll get hurt. I’ve talked to a lot of people who say they’ve “always wanted to study martial arts,” but they weren’t sure how to get started.
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