Darrius Joiner
In 1998, I was looking to get back into Martial Arts. I hadnít done any serious training since I graduated college back in 1992. I have a Black Belt in Hapkido as well as extensive experience in other Martial Arts (i.e. Judo, Aikido, Tae-Down-do, Wrestling, Isshin-RyuKarate and weapons training as well) I tried a few places around the Indianapolis area but just wasnít satisfied with their level of training. I heard about the Indianapolis Martial Arts club from a couple of friends who had visited for a trial session. I came to I.M.A.C. and sat down with the Chief Instructor and was invited to come back later to witness a couple of training sessions. After viewing the classes, I knew that this school would offer me the challenge I was seeking. The Indianapolis Martial Arts Club has an excellent training regimen, and some of the best instruction Iíve ever received. I also found a true appreciation for Muay Thai Kickboxing and Western Boxing. Studying these Martial Arts have shown me first hand the bad habits Iíve picked up over the years with the other Arts, and introduced me to a completely new system of training and self-defense.
I truly appreciate how the classes have a cohesive structure, but a very flexible workout routine and training regimen. Sessions may consist of boxing and defense drills, another may focus specifically on physical conditioning, and the next may consist of kicking drills and defense against attacks. The staff takes ownership of your development and works hard to ensure you work towards your maximum potential (Yet keep the environment friendly and fun). Everyone is treated with respect and given a high level of personal instruction. If youíre looking to get in shape, learn practical fighting techniques, and to improve your focus and self-discipline, this (I.M.A.C.) is definitely the place for you!
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