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I'm really not an expert when it comes to martial arts, but I felt very comfortable in this dojo. The trainers all make a very experienced impression and manage to quickly give newcomers like me a good feeling and motivation. As a woman, I felt very comfortable there.

A very good dojo, nice trainers and a good atmosphere

Großartige Lehrer mit viel Erfahrung. In den Stunden herscht eine lockere Atmosphäre mit viel Spaß. Es wird mit viel Geduld auf den einzelnen eingegangen. Ich habe mich als Frau gut aufgehoben gefühlt.

Gerne würde ich sechs Sterne geben, aber das geht ja leider nicht! Dann halt fünf!

I'm really not an expert when it comes to martial arts, but I felt very comfortable in this dojo. The trainers all seem very experienced and manage to quickly give newcomers like me a good feeling and motivation. I felt very comfortable there as a woman.

I'm new to this topic and have looked around a bit. As a beginner, interested person or newcomer, I felt that I was in good hands right from the start! You are warmly welcomed and every (new) member is looked after intensively. There is a consistently pleasant atmosphere here. Anyone looking for a dojo and interested in martial arts/martial arts must shortlist this place. The only thing to note is the parking situation. But to be honest: If you want to do sports anyway, you should cycle there or walk a few meters to the car! 😉

A very good dojo, nice trainers and a good atmosphere

The best martial arts school I've ever been to! I will stay with this trainer. You are given a concept that will introduce you step by step to martial arts and the world of ninjutsu. Not only my physical strengths and weaknesses were taken into account, but also my mental strengths and weaknesses, so that I felt completely comfortable - and that as a woman in an area of ​​interest that tends to be male. A clear recommendation from me and an invitation to stop by! The dojo is easy to reach by public transport and can be found straight away.

I have been training in this dojo for over two years now and can highlight the professionalism and experience of the trainers. The main trainer, Florian Rotter, in particular, has many years of practical experience at home and abroad as a security guard and soldier in the German Armed Forces. The training atmosphere is relaxed and practice-oriented. That means, unlike in other dojos of other martial arts (e.g. karate), one is less fixated on learning complex katas. Grappling / ground fighting is also an integral part of the training. Therefore, one should not be afraid of close physical contact. What distinguishes and emphasizes ninjutsu from all other martial arts is the variety of weapons (swords, knives, sticks, etc.), which are also trained in addition to hand-to-hand combat. The only point of criticism is that you have to overcome a total of five doors (three of which have to be opened and locked again) and two flights of stairs to get to the toilet, which can take up to 10 minutes. That is why I recommend everyone to drink as little as possible two hours before training and to go to the bathroom again before training.

A great dojo.

Was now often training with Florian and can say with conviction that what he teaches, he also lives. And you can feel that in every training session. If you want to train body and mind with this extremely awesome martial art - Florian is the right place in the Bujinkan Gokui Dojo ❤

Absolutely great and good lessons, only been there twice and signed a contract straight away The lessons are fun and really great

Great training with a good dedicated team. You should definitely go and take part!

Ich bin wirklich kein Experte, was Kampfkunst angeht, habe mich in diesem Dojo allerdings sehr wohl gefühlt. Die Trainer machen alle einen sehr erfahrenen Eindruck und schaffen es, auch Neulingen wie mir, schnell ein gutes Gefühl und Motivation zu geben. Habe mich als Frau dort sehr wohl gefühlt.

I've been training in this dojo for over two years now and can emphasize the professionalism and experience of the trainers. Above all, the main trainer, Florian Rotter, has many years of practical experience at home and abroad as a security guard and soldier in the Bundeswehr. The training atmosphere is relaxed and practice-oriented. That means, unlike in other dojos of other martial arts (e.g. karate), one is less fixated on learning complex katas. Grappling/ground fighting is also an integral part of the training. Therefore, one should not be afraid of close physical contact. What distinguishes and emphasizes Ninjutsu from all other martial arts is the variety of weapons (swords, knives, sticks, etc.), which are also trained in addition to unarmed close combat. The only criticism is that you have to climb a total of five doors (three of which have to be unlocked and locked) and two flights of stairs to get to the toilet, which can take up to 10 minutes. That's why I recommend everyone to drink as little as possible two hours before training and to go to the toilet again before you start training.

Ich bin in diesem Thema absoluter Neuling und habe mich ein wenig umgesehen. Hier fühlte ich mich als Einsteiger, Interessierter, Neuling von Anfang gut aufgehoben! Man wird herzlich empfangen und es wird sich intensiv um jedes (neue) Mitglied gekümmert. Hier herrscht eine durchweg angenehme Grundstimmung. Wer als auf der Suche nach einem Dojo ist und sich für Kampfsport/Kampfkunst interessiert, muss diesen Ort mit in die engere Wahl nehmen. Einzig anzumerken ist vielleicht die Parkplatzsituation. Aber mal ehrlich: Wer eh Sport machen möchte, der soll mit dem Fahrrad hin fahren oder mal ein paar Meter gehen zum Auto! 😉