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My son loves it here. We have had a good experience with all of the teachers. My son works with Sensei Abby in her class and we couldn’t be happier with the way she teaches him and assist him learning new techniques. Would highly recommend.

This is a really great place to train. I just started training there a few weeks now and it's really great. Sensei Shawn was welcoming from the minute I walked in the door. My training partners are very considerate and patient with me and always teaching me stuff , Sensei Ian is a great bjj coach and always motivates us. I'm really glad I signed up. Already losing weight!!!!

This place is great. I will say the hardest part was walking in the door not know what to expect, but the everyone from the staff to the students were extremely welcoming and inviting. If, you are on the fence about doing something like this I would say, definitely give this place a try.

Clean and safe establishment. The kids have fun learning and growing. I do recommend it for everyone

This dojo is and has a very family oriented atmosphere. Sensei Sean is and has a very powerful; positive; and realistic attitude and approach toward interacting with his students. My sons have enjoyed the interaction with their peers as well as the realistic techniques that can be utilized in real life situations.

Conveniently located across the street from Acworth Elementary, Atlanta Budokan is fun, interactive, and is a learning experience for all ages (4 to adult). This martial arts school teaches a wide variety of Martial Arts classes, along with Yoga and Kickboxing. My kids have been taking Aiki Jujutsu for 3 years, and they love showing up for classes each week. The staff is extremely kind and friendly, welcoming everyone to their dojo. It is a family oriented environment. Atlanta Budokan is very convenient for elementary school children, as one of their staff members will come and pick the children and walk them over to the dojo. They are also great for other kids, such, as middle and high school students, as they have later classes, going until 7:30, and Saturday classes with sparring for blue belts and above, which my son loves very much. The kids learn self-confidence, listening skills, self-defense, and respect for others as well as themselves. Summer camps are my children’s favorite part of their break from school. They are a week long, one in June, and one in July, and consist of fun, friends, dodge ball tournaments, teams, flags, and field trips. This camp teaches its campers respect, friendship, team building skills, cooperation, and self-defense. We thoroughly enjoy our time spent at Atlanta Budokan.