At Taekwon-Do IN NAE DO KWAN more than hitting and kicking. The Do is central as well as the development of your person. With the goal of making a positive contribution to yourself and your environment.

At Taekwon-Do IN NAE DO KWAN more than hitting and kicking. The Do is central as well as the development of your person. With the goal of making a positive contribution to yourself and your environment.

At Taekwon-Do IN NAE DO KWAN more than hitting and kicking. The Do is central as well as the development of your person. With the goal of making a positive contribution to yourself and your environment.

At Taekwon-Do IN NAE DO KWAN more than hitting and kicking. The Do is central as well as the development of your person. With the goal of making a positive contribution to yourself and your environment.

IMPACT FIT is a combined gym and therapy practice located near the Jaarbeurs in Utrecht. A place with personal attention for both body and mind through sports and care. Boxing bag training, kickboxing, MMA, grappling, BJJ and personal training, either alone or combined with therapy.

At Taekwon-Do IN NAE DO KWAN more than hitting and kicking. The Do is central as well as the development of your person. With the goal of making a positive contribution to yourself and your environment.

At Taekwon-Do IN NAE DO KWAN more than hitting and kicking. The Do is central as well as the development of your person. With the goal of making a positive contribution to yourself and your environment.

At Taekwon-Do IN NAE DO KWAN more than hitting and kicking. The Do is central as well as the development of your person. With the goal of making a positive contribution to yourself and your environment.

At Taekwon-Do IN NAE DO KWAN more than hitting and kicking. The Do is central as well as the development of your person. With the goal of making a positive contribution to yourself and your environment.

Mixed Martial Arts has evolved since 1993 to the Nr.1 ​​multidisciplinary sport, in which kickboxing, boxing, wrestling, Brazilian Jiu Jitsu and grappling currently dominate. Our goal is to integrate these disciplines to train all-round MMA fighters who can compete at the highest level. At the same time, we also have sufficient opportunities for the recreational athlete. ​ Mixed Martial Arts has evolved since 1993 to the Nr.1 ​​multidisciplinary sport, in which kickboxing, boxing, wrestling, Brazilian Jiu Jitsu and Grappling dominate these days. Our goal is to integrate these disciplines to train all-round MMA fighters that can compete at the highest level. Leaving room and space for the beginner as well.

Aikidojo Poort is the association for aikido in Almere Poort. Aikido is a Japanese martial art that was developed over a hundred years ago. With aikido you learn to defend yourself with techniques instead of aggression and you develop control of your body in a relaxed way. We organize aikido lessons in Almere Poort for youth and adults.

The name Lawa's Gym comes from owner Matthieu Lawalata's last name. LAWA at the same time at our gym stands for Learn, Absorb, Work, Achieve. Learning together from and with each other (Learn), absorbing it into yourself so that it really becomes something of your own (Absorb), working with it and working hard (Work) and achieving your goals, whatever they may be, together (Achieve). All this in a safe and fun learning environment where Respect, Discipline and Perseverance are the pillars in our lessons. The warrior in the logo is derived from the Moluccan roots of owner Matthieu Lawalata and symbolizes a Moluccan warrior. The warrior of course also applies to the Martial Arts/Self Defense in which we teach. Fighting is in the broadest sense of the word. Fighting for more confidence, fighting to feel fitter or fighting to make yourself more resilient and stand up for yourself, fighting during competitions etc. Together we fight to achieve your goals, whatever they may be. Together we: Learn Absorb Work Achieve, and of course having Fun doing it!

In bujitsu, the effectiveness of the techniques is paramount: it is about winning a fight. In this, the opponent can lose his life or suffer injury. In budo, which also includes aikido, overcoming the opponent is no longer central. In budo, the real opponent is yourself, you practice budo with the aim of making yourself a better person. Aikido is therefore primarily a path to personal development. Aikido can therefore not really be called a sport. There are also no competitions in aikido.