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Martial Arts Clubs in Northern Ireland

Find local martial art classes near you in Northern Ireland through our directory. You have access to professional martial arts teachers, classes, academies and gyms to choose from. We will help you get in touch!
Balleymoney Kick Boxing

Balleymoney Kick Boxing

Whatever you're looking for in life, from physical fitness to mental stimulation, P.U.M.A. Martial Arts offers something for you. And it's not just for those who are already super-fit athletes! If you have the strength to move and the desire to learn, then you can benefit from what we can deliver. At P.U.M.A. we believe that martial arts is about so much more than competitions, trophies and "victory". That's why you'll be welcome here whatever your age, gender, or physical ability. less

Mizukara

Mizukara

Our clubs have been very successful in coaching students to world and international success and also havea superb track record developing children's self-confidence, motor skills and physical abilities, particularly young people with minor disabilities. less

Tullycarnet JuJitsu Club

Tullycarnet JuJitsu Club

World Ju Jitsu Federation Ireland teaches a mix of kicking, punching throws and locks. The system has evolved from a combination of old Ju Jitsu styles and has developed over the years into a comprehensive self defence system. David Toney (7th Dan master) has been involved in teaching Ju Jitsu for over 25 years and heads a team of highly skilled and highly motivated instructors. All the instructors at WJJ (Ireland) are fully qualified black belts with years of coaching experience. less

Martin Acton Aikido Institute

Martin Acton Aikido Institute

Since 1988, Master Martin Acton has been studying, practicing and teaching Aikido in Japan with the top Masters. He is originally from Northern Ireland but left when he was a teenager to live in England and the USA. Married to a Japanese wife they have a teenage son and now they live in Banbridge, County Down, Northern Ireland. Master Acton began his Aikido studies with Master Iwao Tamura 9th Dan in Kawasaki, Japan in 1988 as his private student. less

NI Judo Federation

NI Judo Federation

The Northern Ireland Judo Federation is the Governing Body for Judo in Northern Ireland and is itself controlled by the British Judo Association. All Clubs associated with the NI Judo Federation provide fully qualified coaches. The NIJF was formed in 1952 and has more than 60 affiliated clubs, and more than 2000 members. less

Peninsula Martial Arts

Peninsula Martial Arts

At Peninsula Martial Arts, we provide comprehensive, age-specific martial arts training programs for students of all ages and capabilities. We are dedicated to providing every student with the most positive training atmosphere possible. Peninsula Martial Arts Academy is the first freestyle kickboxing academy of its kind in Northern Ireland. less

Robson Family Karate Centre

Robson Family Karate Centre

If you are looking to learn a Martial Art that is suitable for beginner or advanced Martial Artists, Robson's Family Karate is the place for you. We have the perfect Martial Arts program for you. Whether it is confidence, self-esteem, fitness or just a hobby - Robson's Family Karate will help achieve these goals and many more, along your journey in the Martial Arts. Soo Bahk Do Moo Duk Kwan is the Korean Karate style practised at Robson's Family Karate. less

Northern Ireland Karate-Do Wado-Kai

Northern Ireland Karate-Do Wado-Kai

Belfast's James Brunton continued his dominance over the British karate scene with an impressive display of fighting prowess on the way to the finals of the British 4 Nations tournament. During the preliminary heats. The NIKW hosted a valuable technical course on Saturday 9th May with Sensei Brunton, who impressed those attending by discussing the detail that lies within the Kihon Gumite of Wado-Kai. The event took place. less

Holywood Tae Kwon Do

Holywood Tae Kwon Do

Taekwondo is an ancient, striking martial art which hails from Korea. The art teaches philosophy and history, but also teaches self-defense, encourages fitness and teaches blocks, strikes and kicks to a high level as well as being an official Olympic sport - for both men and women. In 1959 the Korean Tae Kwon-Do Association was founded with Choi Hong Hi as a Vice-President. The next year he was elected President. less

The Dojo

The Dojo

The Dojo Martial Arts: learn to protect yourself, get in shape and start your journey to become a black belt. No experience needed! Or, if you have trained before we will work on the foundations you already have. There is nothing like training in a dedicated Martial Arts Centre, with all the equipment needed, to take you from where you are, to where you want to be. less

Coleraine Judo Club

Coleraine Judo Club

We do not discriminate against age, culture, religious or political beliefs, disabilty, gender, language, racial origin and/or sexual identity. All members and guests train in a safe and controlled environment under the guidance of our experienced male and female coaches. less

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You have decided to start training and learning martial arts. Now, the next big question is how to make sure you are choosing the right martial arts club in Northern Ireland. Indeed, there is not just one martial arts club in Northern Ireland and the selection could be a challenge. However, remember that not every martial arts club in Northern Ireland will be as good as you want it to be. Therefore, when picking a martial arts club in Northern Ireland, you want to take your time and do a good research in order to ensure you are really choosing the right martial arts club in Northern Ireland for your requirements and preferences. Remember, martial arts is not something you can simply learn by watching a few videos online, no matter how enthusiastic you are. Therefore, you definitely need a reliable and trusted martial arts club in Northern Ireland that will help you explore and learn more about the physical and mental aspects of different types of martial arts. Here are a few points you want to consider when looking for the right martial arts club in Northern Ireland.

Research a Martial Arts Club in Northern Ireland

No matter what type of service you are interested in, you always start with good research. Choosing a martial arts club in Northern Ireland is not an exception. In order to make sure you are picking the right martial arts club in Northern Ireland for you, make sure to narrow down all your options after doing good research. First off, start with narrowing down by your preferred criteria such as area, distance, type of martial arts you want to train. A martial club in Northern Ireland may also offer a free class trial, which is a good opportunity to check how you like this martial arts club in Northern Ireland and do you want to continue visiting it.

Don’t Just Pick a Martial Arts Club in Northern Ireland, Choose an Instructor

You won’t find a martial arts club in Northern Ireland unless you don’t like working with the instructor or teacher. Therefore, when choosing a martial arts club in Northern Ireland, make sure to pay attention to who is going to teach you martial arts and how you like their style of teaching. Your ideal instructor in a martial arts club in Northern Ireland should be someone experienced, someone who knows what they are doing, and someone who has the right approach to all students, no matter their experience level, age, etc.

Choose the Right Location of a Martial Arts Club in Northern Ireland

There is no doubt that when you are choosing a martial arts club in Northern Ireland, you want to choose one that is conveniently located. If the martial arts club in Northern Ireland you are planning to visit is too far from what is convenient for you, the risk of you finding reasons to visit it less often or stop visiting it is quite big. However, if the martial arts club in Northern Ireland is close to your home or your work, you won’t have excuses to not go. Choose a martial arts club in Northern Ireland that is close and you will save time.