What sets Eye2Eye Combat apart from other martial arts schools?

Eye2Eye Combat focuses on immediacy and practicality, teaching techniques that can be used from day one. Our training emphasizes energy mastery and proactive self-offense, providing students with tools to stay ahead of potential threats and handle real-world situations effectively.

What age groups do you offer classes for?

We offer classes for all age groups, from young children to seniors. Our classes are designed to cater to the specific needs and abilities of each age group.

What can I expect to learn in the Young Tiger Class?

The Young Tiger Class focuses on flexibility, respect, strategy, and self-awareness, tailored to the developmental needs of young children.

How does Eye2Eye Combat approach self-defense training?

Our approach combines practical techniques from Aikijitsu, Aikido, Jiu-jitsu, and Wing Chun Kung Fu, focusing on immediate effectiveness and energy mastery.

What is the significance of the custom uniforms (Hakama) at Eye2Eye Combat?

Our custom uniforms (Hakama) honor the traditional aspects of martial arts while providing practical benefits for training.

Are the techniques taught at Eye2Eye Combat suitable for real-world situations?

Yes, the techniques taught are designed to be practical and effective in real-world situations, emphasizing immediate application.

What kind of community can I expect at Eye2Eye Combat?

You can expect a supportive and inclusive community that values self-awareness, personal growth, and mutual respect.

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