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THE ATLANTA MARTIAL ARTS CENTER
Training Benefits

Our Wrkouts Are A Great Way To Get In Shape
Our classes are like an exercise program with a bonus! You learn to defend yourself while you get in shape. However, unlike some aerobic classes, you never feel out of sync with the group because everyone works at their own individual pace.

Our Workouts Relieve Stress
Our classes can be like a mini-vacation twice a week. The physical workout provides a distraction from the mental stress of the office or school and can contribute to a better rest/sleep cycle. The physical activity strengthens the body while providing a change of pace mentally. A break from your daily routine can actually make you more productive at work or school.

Our Classroom Practice Sessions Give You Confidence
The confidence building part of our program is what students appreciate most. Nothing can replace the security of knowing that you can defend yourself if you have to.

What We Teach Could Save Your Life
At AMAC everything we teach is reality-based. To insure you are prepared, our instructors work very hard to insure that most any situation you might encounter on the street is covered in the classroom under very safe learning conditions.

Our Program Is Fun
We make the classes fun because we know that if people are having fun, they learn much faster.

TESTIMONIALS

I was looking for a school that I could attend and bring my children to for training as well. I wanted a school that would teach me practical self-defense techniques. In addition to being practical, I had to have a family environment for my kids. The Atlanta Martial Arts Center is a fun, non-threatening family environment where you can learn practical skills and be challenged at your level. If you’ve considered looking at the martial arts for the first time or are on your third black belt, AMAC has something for you.

Robert P. Copeland, J.D., M.B.A. - Attorney


" This is COOL! "

John Copeland - Age 7


Like many people, I took some martial arts as a kid and then later as an adult. Although I enjoyed the fitness aspect, each time I wondered if what I was studying was going to be useful for self-defense. About a year ago, a friend told me about The Atlanta Martial Arts Center. As soon as I met with Sifu Baker, I knew I had found my new school. The Atlanta Martial Arts Center has a wide range of training that teaches authentic martial arts, not just as a sport or exercise, but real self-defense.

Robert McBride - Real Estate Broker


I came to the Atlanta Martial Arts Center 8 months ago to train in one of the many arts taught at the school. The great thing about AMAC is you get to try out all of the arts you want to see which you like best. I had never done Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu before so I decided to give it a shot. I was hooked instantly! The BJJ class was exactly what I was looking for. It combines flexibility, strength and endurance training, and self-defense into one great package. The classes are always fun, energetic, and you always learn something new and useful every time. It is amazing how you learn to control your own body and your opponents. It's truly a practical martial art.

Okay, now you know that BJJ is a great self-defense and general fitness martial art, but why choose AMAC’s BJJ class? The first reason is the instructor, Alan Baker. Alan is a great instructor because he can convey knowledge to any person with his teaching techniques. He also has a background many of the arts and pulls what is useful from them and applies it to his BJJ class. This gives the class an edge over other schools. Second, are the people you train with. Everyone has a great attitude and is always willing to help you out or show you a new technique.

In my time spent at AMAC I have lost 25 pounds and 2 notches in my belt (working on the third), while increasing my tone and definition, strength, stamina, and flexibility. I also have made some great friendships along the way with my training partners.

So if you are looking for self-defense, general fitness (or both) I would highly recommend trying out the BJJ class at AMAC.

Luke Kennison - AMAC Student

 
 
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