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Ronin Martial Arts Center Our martial arts programs is located at: Ronin feature a traditional karate program teaching USA Goju Hebron Sports / Martial Arts Ramoth Church Karate, American Combat Center Kickboxing classes, and Intersection of Forest Grove instruction in Modern Arnis, Rd. & Delsea Drive a highly effective Filipino 2725 N Delsea Dr. martial art. Vineland, NJ 08360 Students can train in any or all of the classes—karate, kickboxing, and arnis—for one low monthly price. For more information, Grading (belt ranking) is contact Sensei conducted in both the karate Andrew Seigel: and kickboxing classes. Students progress at their [email protected] own pace under the expert Goju Karate instruction of our teachers. 609-805-8553 *************** Kickboxing Sensei Seigel is available for Visit us on the web at: seminars and small group roninmartialartscenter.net Modern Arnis training sessions, as well as *************** private one-on-one lessons. Contact him for more Visit us on Facebook at: Ronin Martial Arts Head Instructor CLASS SCHEDULE Ronin Martial Arts Center provides Mondays/Wednesdays outstanding instruction in self-defense and the martial arts. We specialize in Kickboxing Classes working with students of all ages and abilities, offering the following 5:30-7:00PM martial arts classes: Karate Classes USA Goju Karate— The traditional martial art from Okinawa and Japan, Pee Wee (ages 4-10) karate teaches punches, kicks, stances, 6PM to 6:45PM and blocks, along with kata Sensei Andrew Seigel has over 34 (pre-arranged movement sequences), years experience in the martial arts. kumite (sparring), and kobudo A state certified school teacher with a Juniors (ages 11-15) (traditional weapons). masters degree in supervision and curriculum development, Sensei Sei- 6:45PM - 7:45PM gel holds black belt rank in several Combat Kickboxing—a unique martial arts, has many years of blend of karate and boxing, Combat experience as a tournament Kickboxing teaches contemporary Adults (ages 16 and up) competitor, and is actively involved in strikes, blocks, and movement tech- 7:30PM-8:30PM the martial arts world as an instructor niques associated with full contact and tournament judge. A member kickboxing. of distinguished Martial Arts Halls Children who study the of Fame, he is a board member of the martial arts learn Modern Arnis—the pre-eminent United Martial Arts Referees respect, confidence, and martial art of the Philippines, this Association. He continues to refine unique martial art combines empty the value of hard work. his own skills and knowledge under renown masters in karate, kobudo hand with stick and blade techniques into a formidable means of (traditional weapons), iaido Stop in to try a free class (Japanese sword), and contemporary - no cost or obligation! street safety and self defense techniques. He is especially focused .

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