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How do I get started?

Reserve time via phone call or email.  Once payment is received you will be sent an information packet with directions and confirmation that your time is booked.
Here is how to book your appointment:  <click here>

How do beginners learn when they first start in a group session?

Instruction always grants the opportunity for a student to advance his/her participation incrementally.

Students are safely and gradually guided through movements to develop proper form while progressively increasing the quality and quantity of their output.

Lessons are introduced at a beginner’s level, while intermediate and advanced students receive additional steps and challenges. Students learn at an individual pace and at whatever level is comfortable.

How do I buy equipment?

We provide all the necessary training equipment for class: Thai pads, focus mitts, kickboxing gloves & shin guards, jump ropes, dull safety-training knives, foam sticks, rattan escrima sticks, protective eyewear, and takedown mats. For personal use we sell Boxing Handwraps ($10) & Mouthguards ($5) for our members.

Even if you are on the right track, you’ll get run over if you just sit there.

Will Rogers
Testimonial

I love the martial arts. I previously trained at two different schools in the area, learning various styles and traditions. However, the cost and contracts of both of those other schools eventually became a burden that I did not want to bear. So I resigned myself to the thought that I would not get to pursue my love for martial arts until I became rich … that is, until I discovered Unbridled Martial Arts. Initially I was attracted to Unbridled mainly because of the low cost and lack of contract. However, from my initial class with Rob Eis and thereafter, I found several other things about Unbridled that I greatly appreciated. First of all, Rob is a talented martial artist himself and displays strong abilities with a humble attitude. He is also a good communicator and is able to guide his students well on the path to becoming better martial artists themselves. The class setting is informal and friendly. I get a great workout and learn something new every time I go. There are no stuffy uniforms or traditions to worry about (and if you’re into martial arts merely to claim that black belt, you’re in it for the wrong reasons). Rob presents techniques from a variety of martial arts, a nice change from the attitude in many schools that their form is the best — not to mention that it makes classes interesting because you never know quite what to expect next. In short, I would recommend Unbridled Martial Arts to anyone who wants to learn self-defense, get a good workout, meet friendly people, and not cut deeply into their budget to do so!

~ Paul Peterson, Graphic Designer

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