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41 Main St N, Brampton, Ontario, L6X 1M8, Canada

(905) 450-9925 amadojo.com

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Randy Charles Morin

Jun 4, 2019

One of the best Karate organizations around. Bring my daughter here and their other locations and she really enjoys it. Free parking during most scheduled class times, out back. I usually hit one of the local restaurants when I drop her there, lots of great choices.

T Lee

Dec 9, 2018

Great place and great staff who are open to differences in abilities and willing to individualize programs.

David Rutherford

Nov 19, 2018

If you are looking for traditional martial arts instruction in Brampton this is the place to go. The system is solid and the instructors are excellent. I started training here in 1990. I was looking for a traditional Karate dojo. Of course at the time I had no idea of what I was really even looking for. The Brampton AMA delivered everything I was looking for. After over 20 years of training I consider this place to be my second home and my second family. I cannot say enough good things about it. The core system is Japanese Goju Ryu Karate Do. Goju Ryu is a style of Karate that blends hard and soft aspects. I find this makes the system very adaptable to different body types, ages and fighting styles. They have an excellent youth program and a solid core of teenagers training there. But you can start training there at any age and physical condition. I started in my 20's, but I've seen people start training in their 60's. Another aspect of Goju Ryu is that there is a relatively small syllabus of kata (forms or patterns), compared to some other styles. This means there are plenty of opportunities to "cross-train" in complementary martial arts. I've had the opportunity to train in many martial arts including: various styles of karate, judo, Jiu Jitsu, boxing, Tai Chi, Bagwa, traditional Okinawan weapons, knife and sword. The focus of the training is self-defence. So you get real martial arts training. But if you would like to do tournaments that is definitely available as well. One of things I really like is that the instructors are martial arts students as well. Everyone is actively training and learning. Once again, I simply cannot say enough good things about this dojo.

PAUL DANPAUL

Nov 29, 2017

My son I been training with this school for 14 years Love the atmosphere and the quality of training. The teaching has changed my life. Now itâ€™s my life style

Theresa hardjana

Jul 28, 2018

Highly recommeded for anybody specially older people. They are very patient and detail on giving instructions

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