Elite Martial Arts

After many years of practising martial arts I still wasn't convinced I really knew how to defend myself. That all changed when I stepped into the EMA dojo. They have small classes with excellent instructors and lots of partner work so you get to grips with effective self defence. The dojo itself has great facilites and to try something different I've even popped along to some of their yoga classes in the day! You've really go to try the Brazilian Ju Jitsu- it's a real eye opener!

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Jim D.

Having come to this school from a different style i was blown away. I had started training some time before for fun, but when i found the B.A.M.A i realised that this was where i belonged. I joined for a bit of self defence and a bit of exercise not knowing what the martial arts were about. The instructors never cease to amaze me with their level of knowledge and their attention to detail. I have taken on so much in my lessons -the small classes have taken me to heights that i would not have dreamed of before. I am constantly challenged and look forward to walking through the door every time i have a lesson.

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T C.

I have been training since i was 18 and had sample most styles - judo, TKD, BJJ, Jiu Jitsu, Mauy Thai , Aikido, and American kickboxing - nothing i have seen or tried touches this. My first lesson showed that what i had learnt meant nothing. I started again as a white belt, as so many others in the school have done before me! The level of instruction is incredible and Sensei Matt Gibson opened my eyes to what training could be, and some might say should be!!

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Dave C.

being a member of the b.a.m.a at the walthamstow dojo it mite sound that im trying to big up b.a.m.a but that is,nt the case .it was one of the best things i ever did joining not only have i learnt an art but i have also learnt respect and honour if your thinking of learning a skill bushido is the only way......from dohigh george

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George S.