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WELCOME TO ZENBU DOJO

​Martial Fusion training is a way of life that requires a unique commitment, discipline, and integrity. Zenbu Dojo is a temple for inner development, a sacred space dedicated to the practice of martial arts, healing arts, and meditation for adults above the age of 18. We are not a commercial training facility. Individuals seeking membership must keep this in mind. 

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MEMBERSHIP

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The first step for a candidate seeking Zenbu Dojo membership and wishing to enter into a Sensei/Deshi (Teacher/Student) relationship is to apply for a trial membership in person during a visit to observe training.

DOJO VISITORS

Visitors from other dojos are welcome to train at Zenbu Dojo. In order to do so, contact us first to schedule your visit ahead of time

We do not accept walk-in guests without prior scheduling. First time visitors, please arrive 30 minutes before training for setup.

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CLASS SCHEDULE

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MONDAY

5:30-7:30PM

ALL LEVELS

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WEDNESDAY

5:30-7:30PM

ALL LEVELS

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FRIDAY

5:30-7:30PM

ALL LEVELS

DOJO ETIQUETTE

  • Arrive at least 15 minutes before practice begins.

  • Remove shoes and any type of jewelry upon arrival.

  • Wash your hands and feet prior entering the tatami.

  • Keep your training uniform clean and in good shape.

  • Keep your fingernails and toenails cut short.

  • Bow when entering and exiting the tatami.

  • Practice zazen before training begins.

  • Training is an experience, keep talking to a minimum.

  • Do not lean against the dojo walls.

  • Be aware of your posture at all times.

  • Always use respectful language in the dojo.

  • Bow your partner at the beginning and end of training.

  • Clean the dojo and tatami after each practice.

JAPANESE TERMS

  • Zenbu: Warrior Meditator

  • Dojo: Training Hall

  • Budo: Martial Way

  • Bushido: The Way of the Warrior

  • Sensei: Teacher

  • Senpai: Senior Student

  • Deshi: Student

  • Tatami: Mat

  • Mushin: No-Mind

  • Gassho: Hands Together Gesture

  • Seiza: Seated Position

  • Rei: Bow
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