About Arashi-Do Martial Arts Edmonton South
Arashi-Do Martial Arts Edmonton South is a martial arts school that empowers individuals to become the best versions of themselves. The school's professional staff, beautiful space, and high-quality gear create a nurturing environment for students to develop their physical abilities, character, discipline, and self-esteem. The instructors are caring, patient, and willing to help students of all ages and abilities learn and grow. Parents have seen remarkable transformations in their children, including increased confidence, self-esteem, and a sense of empowerment. The school's unique philosophy emphasizes self-defense, discipline, and accountability, teaching students valuable life skills. With a focus on individualized support and care, Arashi-Do Martial Arts Edmonton South is an excellent choice for anyone looking for a fun, structured, and uplifting martial arts program.
3 years after moving away, we came for a visit to Leduc. The moment Renshi Jordi found out, he invited our son Daniel for couple of training sessions. Such great character leadership and mentorship. Renshi Jordi has been a great influence on our son, and we are sure to say for many others as well. Couldn't think of better place for kids to train and grow skills. Can't recommend it highly enough. All the best to the Leduc team
I have been going to adeel for a while now I have to say best mma experience I have ever gotten great teacher patient reliable and genuinely wants you to get better would definitely recommend
I am updating my previous review to include the full context and outcome.
Initially, I left a review as a formal complaint regarding confusing contract extension information. At sign-up, I was given multiple program-length options and repeatedly asked whether I could extend the contract later without changing the original end date. I was clearly told that the end date would remain the same, with only additional months added and the revised payment taking effect from the next month of the change.
I later realized that I misunderstood the December 2026 vs. January 2026 cutoff, as I started attending in December 2025 and missed the specific date requirement....read full review