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Modern Warrior Arts Academy

7 reviews

+1 (707) 266-8976

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Sensei Bear Roberts throws John Call, who takes a high fall at Modern Warrior Arts Academy - Seibukan Jujutsu, Vallejo.

Dalyn teaches Seibukan Jujutsu at the Modern Warrior Arts Academy in Vallejo to Junior Warriors. Have Fun, Be Safe!

Dalyn Barnes demonstrating for Shodan- 1st Degree Black Belt - Seibukan Jujutsu - Modern Warrior Arts Academy in Vallejo.

349 Georgia St

Vallejo, CA 94590

+1 (707) 266-8976

http://www.modernwarriorartsacademy.com

History

Founded in 2007 The Modern warrior Arts Academy has continued to offer the highest quality of Martial arts instruction in Vallejo

Specialties

Traditional Japanese martial arts adapted to the needs of the modern warrior. Also specializing in a revival of the Celtic Warrior's Way.

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Reviews

Peter C.

7/31/2014

I've been practicing many martial arts over last 30 years. Sensei Bear is a great instructor. The seibukan jujutsu is the first art that challenged my mental and spiritual self in addition to my...

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Hilda M.

1/24/2017

I was invited to this class by good friends. I went because I wanted my oldest daughter to learn how to defend herself. I know some techniques on how to defend myself. It is always wise to know...

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Stephen D.

1/4/2012

We signed up my 5 year old son for Seibukan Jujutsu lessons to help him increase self confidence and to encourage learning about a real Martial Art versus his preoccupation with all things...

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Ed M.

1/24/2017

I've trained martial arts for 30 years. I'm a recent transplant from the East Coast. I was surprised to find a school that had such a homey feel. And Sensei Bear has the patience and dedication...

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Dona H.

9/27/2018

My grandson goes here and he loves it , and he learns a lot , it's so awesome l love going and watching him , he is so proud of what he kearnd

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