Seigneury Dojo - Jujitsu, Judo, & MMA Training

4411 Kenwood Ave, Baltimore, MD 21206, USA

4.9 (27 reviews)

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Iris y Guerrero

As a student my experience is going good and the sensei are not rude and they are nice five star review best Dojo in Maryland good job.
Posted 2 years ago
Shockit44 444

As a state champion and as a student, best classes you could ever learn from. Not just to learn to fight it teaches leadership, Confidence, builds self esteem, discipline, self respect, builds respect, and it’s goal setting One of the best judo schools in the country. All thxs too Sensei Mike.
Posted 5 years ago
David Tomlinson

Thia is the Dojo that you and your kids should attend. They are a tradional Japanese Dojo that teaches the old ways of Judo, Japanese Jujitsu, and MMA fighting. They make sure the students are completely streached and warmed up before the lessons begin. So if you are looking to learn Judo and Jujitsu for self-defense or for competeing in Judo tournaments or you want to become the next mma fighter in the UFC, give these guys a try. They have like over 60 years experience between them in martial arts discipleship.
Posted 7 years ago
Howard Bleakley

My brothers Michael Matt and I used to go to Sensei Mike's dojo on Belair rd when we were kids (I'm using my husband's account) sensei Mike was a great teacher and a very nice man I think if anybody's kids are to learn martial arts it would be through him when my daughter is old enough I may enroll her. He would always call me MEEgan and it made me so mad. But anyway, this place is your place 😁
Posted 8 years ago
Chris Ruffin

I observed part of a class and liked how the staff worked with the kids. I recommended it to my brother for my nephew. He has been for about a month now. I got to meet Sensei Veader and am reassured in my choice. He has a firm yet gentle way with the kids. They learn respect along with martial arts. -Chris R.
Posted 10 years ago