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Martial arts schools in Spokane and Spokane Valley

Spokane has two kendo clubs, and they bring beginners in differently. Spokane Kendo Club starts newcomers from age twelve in an eight-week beginners' class, and Lilac City Kendo Club in Spokane Valley opens a new beginner group each January, April, July and October and teaches iaido in a class of its own.

Brazilian jiu-jitsu is by far the largest group. It runs from Renzo Gracie's structured curriculum in Spokane Valley, with a women's program and kids from age three, to Warrior Camp, a fight gym built around a full-size cage, which members can enter around the clock. Newborn Cascao runs women's classes too. Judo is taught at four schools, and Peaceful Mind Wing Chun teaches tai chi and Filipino stick work beside its Wing Chun.

Most schools are in Spokane itself, with Spokane Valley next and a few out in Liberty Lake, Deer Park, Mead and Nine Mile Falls. Aikido has two dojos in two organizations, Aikido Bushin in the Aikido Schools of Ueshiba and Aiki Spokane Roshinkan in the Aikido World Alliance, and at both a visitor is welcome to watch before joining in.

45 schools in Spokane and nearby towns are listed here. 15 have a full profile built from their own website; 8 of those run classes for kids.

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Japanese and Okinawan arts in Spokane

Taekwondo, hapkido and Korean arts in Spokane

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Brazilian jiu-jitsu and grappling in Spokane

Muay Thai, MMA and striking in Spokane

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