Dynamic Martial Arts Of Sioux Falls

read moreFor over 20 years, the name Dynamic Martial Arts has been synonymous with excellence in traditional martial arts in the Midwest. Sensei Herreman and his dedicated team of instructors are committed to bringing the very best of martial arts instruction to everyone, young and old, in a fun, safe, and friendly environment. Bujin Ki Ryu Jujitsu is proven self defense system that works for anyone, no matter your age or fitness level. Don't wait to gain the self confidence, discipline and personal fitness you have been seeking.

read moreThe arts taught DMA are grounded in the history of Japan and the tradition of the Samurai. Jujitsu began as an unarmed form of combat, specifically created for the battlefield. Personal Protection: Jujitsu is often called a parent art of the Japanese martial arts. Modern Judo, Aikido, and Karate are all derived from the tradition of Jujitsu, but choosing to focus on one aspect of the art. Because of the all-inclusive aspect of Jujitsu, it is often called a complete martial art. In a traditional Jujitsu dojo (school) a student will learn punching, kicking, throwing, chokes, joint manipulation, ground fighting, and how to use your opponent's energy against them.

read moreThe price of classes can vary depending on which classes you are interested in taking and how many family members are going to be training with us. The best thing to do is call Sensei Herreman at 605-370-0085 or stop by the dojo so that we can help you decide which program is the best for you and your situation. We ask that all students be at least 5 years old before they start training in Bujinki Ryu Jujitsu. This allows a child to have gained the necessary emotional and physical maturity required to be success in our classes.

read moreHanshi George Alexander, Judan (10th Dan), Shorinji Ryu JuJitsu, is the President of the International Shorinji Ryu Jujitsu Federation, began training in Judo and Jujitsu in 1960. Later, in 1964 while serving in the United States Marine Corps he began training in Shorin Ryu Karate. In 1967 he resumed his study of Judo and Jujitsu. His Marine Corps assignments enabled him to travel to the orient including mainland Japan, Okinawa and Southeast Asia. He quickly earned a reputation as a rugged fighter in the Marine Corps.

read moreWhat would you do if you were attacked? Would you run? Fight? Or, simply freeze in fear? Our self defense seminars are specifically designed to give you the information and training to help you know what to do should the unthinkable occur. Designed specifically for the untrained person, our classes offer techniques that work. Training occurs in a fun, safe and controlled atmosphere with instructor who truly know how to help you learn. After learning the techniques from our highly qualified instructors, you will also have the chance to try them out in a safe, realistic training environment.

read moreIaido (or IaiJitsu) is the Japanese art of drawing the katana (Japanese sword) and striking your opponent with one smooth movement. Eishin ryu Iaido is one of the oldest styles of this art that was originally created for the elite ruling class of Japan. Eishin ryu includes techniques from the seated position (seiza waza), standing positions (tachi waza), partner exercises (kumidachi), and cutting practice (tameshigiri). In addition, Iaido includes a very intricate set of formalities and etiquette.

read moreBen began studying Jujitsu under Herreman Sensei back in Brookings in 2005. Since that time, he has been a driving force behind the growth and development of Dynamic Martial Arts into the program today. He currently works as part of the education team at the Sanford Promise lab. A high-school wrestler in Dell Rapids, Lee has studied under Herreman Sensei since 2009. His wrestling skills have translated well into Jujitsu and he is one of our top instructors for grappling skills and competition. Lee Sensei also holds a Shodan in Shorin Ryu Karate.