Karazenpo Go Shinjutsu Black Belt Society Member
KGS BBS
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ChunJiDo International Affiliate
ChunJiDo International
Member Schools of the Duncan's Martial Arts Family
Dragon-Phoenix Martial Arts
Swan's Martial Arts Academy
Syracuse Academy of Self Defense
New World Martial Arts Affiliate
New World Martial Arts Affiliate
Al Lima's
Studio of Self Defense
Affiliate
Al Lima's Studio of Self Defense

FAQ

Am I too old to start martial arts?

Absolutely not. You should be clear what you want to get out of a martial arts class and talk to the instructor about your goals to make sure what is being taught lines up with your goals.

How long will it take me to get my black belt?

We usually say it's not the destination you should be focused on but the journey instead. Depending on what age you start, it takes around 4-5 years but can take shorter or longer. Many factors go into this process. Remember the belt merely holds your uniform together. The knowledge and skill acquired are the most important things you should take from any martial arts instruction.

Events & Seminars

Women's
Self-Defense Seminar
Duncan's Martial Arts Academy

Three A's of Self-Defense

Awareness - Teaching the students to be aware of their environment.

Assessment - How am I responding to the situation? What are my options?

Action - Fight or Flight Syndrome

Duncan's Martial Arts is proud to offer a Self-Defense Program for Women. This 4 hour course is specifically designed for women of all ages and understands that self-defense training is an emotional as well as physical process. Professor Rudy Duncan will lead the 4 hour class taking participants through techniques slowly, using a lot of repetition with an emphasis on learning techniques that can be used by anyone correctly. This course is especially good for high school and college students.


DUNCAN'S MARTIAL ARTS ACADEMY

835 West Hiawatha Blvd, Syracuse, NY 13204

Down the road from Destiny Mall

DATE: TUESDAY, JULY 31, 2018

TIME: 6:30-8:30 PM

COST: FREE

TO REGISTER:

Contact Professor Rudy Duncan at (315) 431-0125. Walk-ins are welcome.