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FROM TRADITIONAL TO MODERN:
THE ULTIMATE TRAINING FACILITY IN Omaha
With the event of mixed martial arts (MMA) becoming mainstream in the media, more and more people are looking to martial arts and self-defense classes as an alternative to the usual gym and fitness routine. At Nebraska ATA Martial Arts, we have been training in and teaching martial arts long before the media hype. We proudly bring forth this tradition to new generations of martial artists by offering a variety of classes to our students.
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Your Child's First
Semi-Private Lesson
Your Martial
Arts Journey!
The Nebraska ATA Martial Arts martial arts curriculum provides a great way for adults to stay in shape. It won’t become dull or routine because as soon as you get better and continue learning, there are always more challenges ahead to keep you inspired and coming back for more!
Tap into Krav Maga, the hottest fitness program that truly teaches self-defense for the real world. You’ll learn to how to target attacks to the body’s most vulnerable points, so that you can defend yourself as quickly and efficiently as possible. Training can also cover situational awareness to develop an understanding of one's surroundings, learning to understand the psychology of a street confrontation, and identifying potential threats before an attack occurs. It is perfect for those that are looking to improve their self-defense skills or those that just want to get into the best shape of their lives.
Fighter Fit is a full body fitness and fight conditioning class for teens, adults, athletes and average people who are interested in improving their health and confidence while staying motivated with a team of like-minded individuals.
This is a limited time offer! Only 25 total spots are available.
