Joining training at the Bansenshukai Dojo is a commitment to your own personal growth. We offer training to students from all walks of life, all skill levels, and many ages. There are numerous factors to consider when beginning your training, here are a few:

1. Distance and Time
If you are local to the Dojo, attending classes regularly isn't an issue as long as your schedule permits regular attendance. Formal classes are offered Monday through Thursday evening, and Saturday afternoon. We recommend training at least twice per week, and studying when you can at home. The schedule can be found under our 'About The Dojo' section.

For those that have time constraints or are located exceptionally far from the Dojo, we can offer numerous methods to learn this art. Some of these include Private Training and Distance Training aids such as books, DVDs, etc. If the desire and dedication is there, the way will present itself.

2. Motivation For Training
Students are at different phases of there lives, and bring different motivations to why they come. Inherent health benefits, self-protection, relaxation, and a specific interest in Ninpo are all reasons that people train.

Begin Your Training

If you are ready to begin, there are two ways to accomplish this. First, contact the Dojo directly at (410)441-1340 to speak directly with Mark Bramble about training. Or, you may fill out our Genbukan Application to proceed.