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Master Rob
This is a short note to let you know that over the last 14 to 15 years that I have trained with Arakan I have never for one moment doubted that it is the right martial art for me. Your leadership within Arakan is truly inspirational and humbling. Your skill and confidence in your art can clearly be seen in your instructors, and importantly your calmness and empathy also shines through both your instructors and students.
As a law enforcement professional I am proud to be part of the Arakan family and I believe the skills I have learned over the years have enabled me to tackle every situation with a calm and confident attitude.

Alper - Law Enforcement Officer

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Being in the Moment

Contrary to what many people think, a long term disciplined practice in martial arts can help you become more tolerant, calm and peaceful, rather than aggressive.
Many people avoid training in a martial art because they’re “not a violent person”, in fact, it’s a misconception that martial arts equates to violence. This misconception actually robs people of a martial arts journey as well as the massive array of benefits that form part of that journey.
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Time - the key to success

In todays’ society we expect so much so quickly. There is always so much pressure on ourselves and people around us to gain immediate results, no matter what the venture maybe.

Our concept of time has changed dramatically; I often hear comments such as, “I have been training for so long now, it’s been almost three years,” and “I have given myself three months to see if my new business can make big profits,” and “it’s time to find a new job, I have been in this same job for two years, it’s been too long.”

Malcolm Gladwell, in his book Outliers states that it takes 10,000 hours for someone to master a topic...