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Winnipeg Ki Aikido is a martial arts studio in Winnipeg, MB that offers classes in the practice of Ki Aikido. Students can learn self-defense techniques, improve their physical fitness, and develop mental focus through the study of this traditional Japanese martial art. The instructors at Winnipeg Ki Aikido are dedicated to teaching students the principles of harmony, relaxation, and energy flow in a supportive and welcoming environment. Whether you are a beginner or an experienced practitioner, Winnipeg Ki Aikido provides a space for personal growth and self-discovery through the practice of Ki Aikido. Generated from their business information

The Tae Ryong Park Taekwondo and Hapkido Academy, established in 1993 by Grand Master Deuk H. Park and Master Jae H. Park, is one of the leading martial arts schools in Winnipeg, offering programs for children as young as three to adults of all ages. With a commitment to personal development, the Academy emphasizes physical fitness, self-discipline, respect, and confidence through its dynamic Taekwondo and Hapkido classes, as well as various additional programs like after-school martial arts and summer camps. TRP Academy's experienced instructors, all certified Black Belts, provide high-energy classes and engaging environments that foster learning and growth in martial arts techniques. The Academy has garnered recognition in local, national, and international competitions and has been featured in prominent martial arts publications and documentaries, showcasing its impact on the community and the success of its students. Generated from the website

Winnipeg Knightly Martial Arts is a Historical European Martial Arts (HEMA) school located in Winnipeg, MB, specializing in the Lichtenauer school of combat with a current focus on German longsword techniques. The school aims to expand its offerings to include Langes Messer, dagger, wrestling, and pollaxe in the future. Classes begin with a warm-up followed by skill demonstrations and partner drilling, with newer students paired with more experienced practitioners. The school provides equipment for new students during their initial training, encouraging them to acquire their own gear as they progress. Generated from the website