Self Defense for Women Columbus
Are you looking for a program to learn self defense in Reynoldsburg?
Are you a woman in Columbus wanting to learn self protection?
At the Budo Martial Arts Academy, women will learn more than just kicking and punching. Women will learn:
- Awareness of Their Surroundings
- 4 Steps to an Attack
- Self-Protection Techniques
- And most Importantly SELF-CONFIDENCE!
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Benefits of Women's Akido and Ninjutsu
Self Defense Seminars Reynoldsburg
Our Woman's Self Protection seminar is specifically designed with you in mind. The curriculum forms itself around you and your self protection needs.
We also encourage questions and ask you to provide troublesome scenarios in order to increase your confidence and further your knowledge.By the time you walk out of this class, you will know several techniques that can immobilize attackers and save your life!
Why Join?
Our instructors are passionate about martial arts and share important lessons around discipline, fitness and focus – while demonstrating healthy living and a passion for their training. You’ll learn in an inclusive, positive, goal-oriented environment as you improve your performance on the mats and in your daily life. Watch yourself THRIVE in our Adult Martial Arts Program and find out more today.
- Convenient weekly schedules
- Individual goal-setting and monitoring
- An opportunity for lifelong learning
- Ongoing fitness, health, and active lifestyle training
- Continued motivation and celebration of achievement
Adult Self Defense Classes
Women all over the Columbus area are learning how to protect themselves: Reynoldsburg, Gahanna, Whitehall, Bexley, Short North, German Village, Upper Arlington, OSU campus, and more.
To Learn More about our Adult classes, click Here on Adult Classes Martial Arts
Call BUDO Martial Arts Academy today so you can learn self protection techniques right away! Call 614-562-3081
Or fill out our online Contact Form and we will get with you soon.
