If you send us a letter and a photo about your time with us, we would love to publish it on our blog. Alameda Martial Arts was founded by Erik Lee, in 1994. Erik Lee is a three-time 2nd Dahn Grand Champion. To earn the title of Grand Champion, Mr. Lee competed at the annual WKSA Tri-State Tournament (held in San Francisco in 1997, 1998, and 1999).
Erik Lee effectively translates his skills as a fourth degree black belt and is an engaging and entertaining instructor who can teach students of all ages and skill levels. Erik Lee's leadership secured the title of "Top Points 1st Place School" for an unprecedented six years in a row at the annual tri-state WKSA tournament.
Erik Lee effectively translates his skills as a fourth degree black belt and is an engaging and entertaining instructor who can teach students of all ages and skill levels. Erik Lee's leadership secured the title of "Top Points 1st Place School" for an unprecedented six years in a row at the annual tri-state WKSA tournament.
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Inbal Graham
Sep 23, 2019
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We brought our son here when he was 5 or 6 to help him bring his inner strength out. Not only did he learn this incredible lesson, but he also learned tenacity and build endurance and become part of the special family that is Alameda Martial Arts. I had checked out a few other martial arts spots and what drew me here was Sir and Maria. They really get to know the students and meet them where they are and help them grow and evolve with excellent teaching, role modeling, patience, love, boundaries. It's the whole package with Sir and Maria- martial arts, life lessons, encouragement, discipline, learning
Israel Madera
Nov 21, 2018
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The main thing that separates Alameda Martial Arts from other studios is the philosophy to embrace different forms of practice. If you train to only fight standing up - what happens when you're taken down? If you train to only grapple - what happens if you cannot take your opponent down? It is one of the best places to train in Alameda City and all ages are welcomed and encouraged to participate. My son and I have been going there for nearly 8 years.
Nick Cawthon
Aug 29, 2018
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