Category: | Health, |
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Address: | 2410 Key St Ste. 4, Toledo, OH 43614, USA |
Postal code: | 43614 |
Phone: | (419) 318-1728 |
Website: | http://www.toledoamakicks.com/ |
Monday: | 12:00 – 8:00 PM |
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Tuesday: | 12:00 – 8:00 PM |
Wednesday: | 12:00 – 8:00 PM |
Thursday: | 12:00 – 8:00 PM |
Friday: | 12:00 – 8:00 PM |
Saturday: | 9:00 – 11:00 AM |
Sunday: | Closed |
Out of all the places I’ve trained over the years, no one quite does it like the family at Allen’s American Martial Arts! They have not only helped with my physical growth, but my mental growth beyond comparison, they pour so much positivity and confidence into their students and provide an atmosphere like no other available, I don’t believe there’s any where else you can go where students from black belts all the way down to the white belts smile AND encourage others in the face of challenge and hard work. It’s this mind set that they provide that allows their students to blossom and grow into amazing members of the community, and continue to create a positive and encouraging world. I know I can take that mindset to anywhere I want to go in life. Thank you Allen’s American
AAMA is a great place to learn martial arts. They have a selection of programs, to include weapons training. My family has been with AAMA for 7 years and I can’t think of any other place to spend my time working out. And I can’t go without mentioning the relationships and memories you make with the staff, students, and the spectating family members of the students. My children are learning, and demonstrating, a great deal of respect towards others inside and outside of the dojo. I also love the fact that my children are learning to protect themselves with numerous self defense techniques if ever the situation arises.
Such a great dojo with caring and knowledgeable Sensei’s. Our children have learned so much there about respect and building confidence. They have life lessons to carry throughout the years and a second family at Allen’s.
Everybody is so amazing and they take great care of the students there!! I am on the autism spectrum and struggled with fine/gross motor skills and had poor hand/eye coordination. The senseis there helped me with all those wonderful things ever since my old school offered it when I was in kindergarten. From middle school on, I volunteer for special ninjas which is a group class for those with disabilities and conditions such as autism. Volunteering for that group class really helped me learn about myself and others and shape my mind to direct me to become a paraprofessional. Love it there!
It's a great place to exercise and learn for the whole family. Thoughtful and meaningful teaching that I feel is a cut above anywhere else I have been. My daughter and I have been attending for years. My wife has recently started and she has already seen the difference in herself.