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247 W Nine Mile Rd, Ferndale, Michigan, 48220, United States

(248) 542-5371 www.mejishimartialarts.com

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Paul Taylor

Jul 19, 2018

Karate and Arnis classes are offered for children, teens, and adults at costs that are competitive with similar area dojos. In addition to traditional martial arts, the school acts as a community center offering yoga, meditation, women's self defense classes, and more.

Derek Dunbar

Nov 30, 2017

Friendly and inviting family atmosphere, without sacrificing quality detailed instruction and high training standards. FANTASTIC for beginners of all ages (YES, bring your 4-year-old; you won't be sorry! NO, you are not too old to start!) and anyone that has always wanted to learn a fighting art from Level 0 without compromise and without judgement. I have over 10 years of martial arts training in three different disciplines -empty hand and armed, military and civilian - and I can say unequivocally that this is an *excellent* dojo. My 5-year-old son ended up here through the school-parent grapevine and I wasn't expecting much...but I couldn't have been more wrong. Within a month I had joined a class as well and the instructors accepted my lack of knowledge in their art, prior experience in other arts, and persistent injuries and took them in a graceful stride that cannot be understated. Young children learn discipline, respect, mindfulness, and the pride of hard-earned progression through positive reinforcement. Fitness is encouraged at all levels, totally judgement-free. Solid street-level self-defense is deftly incorporated into the curriculum. You truly cannot do better than Sensei Jaye and her team.

Fred Tarasevicius

Sep 17, 2016

My child loves the instructors but they recently called me at 7:41pm on a Friday night to give me a hard time because we owed them $3. THREE DOLLARS. We have had a child enrolled for a few months now and we come in every week. My wife often keeps the other kids quiet and helps to chaperone when other parents have to leave their kids and come back and pick them up. She brought in cash and paid this week but I guess she didn't realize the price was more if we dropped a day from our schedule. We apparently now owe an additional $3 because technically we were late to pay the full amount so now we are being assessed a 10% late fee. Sorry but you could have handled yourself differently. Did you think that was a good move for business? You may want to consider a different location to take your children.

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Apr 8, 2017

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