Joining Rocket City Dojo is one of the best decisions I’ve ever made. I have ZERO experience with martial arts and that has never been held against me. I felt welcome and accepted by everyone from the start. Cody-Sensei has the patience of a saint… My coordination is about like an inebriated squirrel, and he’s never been anything less than patient and encouraging. I would definitely recommend this dojo to anyone who’s willing to put in the time and effort to learn an amazing art that’s good for the body, mind and soul.

Excellent quality training from a well trained sensei. Great and friendly culture. The training frequently questions practicality but also observes tradition, providing a great balance.

My teenage son absolutely loves this style. He has practiced in other martial arts (Jujitsu, Yong Moo Do, and Tae Kwon Do) and he feels this one is the most useful. Cody is a wonderful, knowledgeable teacher and everyone at the dojo is very friendly. Class time is utilized wisely with training, not exercising. Many dojos spend most of class time exercising (which you can do on your own time) and then do a small amount of training in techniques. You wont find a better choice. I looked for two years before I found this place.

The cost of training is affordable and you can either pay a monthly fee or pay per class. I have participated in: Kempo, Kendo, Karate, Jujitsu military combatives program, Aikido, and Taekwondo. Out of all of them I have enjoyed this one the most. Every training night we are paired up with our fellow trainees to get plenty of hands on practice. We get to train with the weapons on the wall, which is always fun. If you are looking to build confidence, learn self defense, and get in a little exercise than this is the place. Lastly, Cody has over a decade worth of training time with this martial art. He is an excellent teacher.

Bujinkan Budo Taijutsu is a mix of Samurai and Ninja teachings and skills. Ninja mystique aside, Taijutsu is primarily about body movement. You explore not only how to move, but also get almost daily practice with weapons (Samurai and Ninjutsu). No boredom here. Sensei McCormack visits Japan twice a year to keep current on training and imparts that knowledge to the members of the dojo. Having moved here just a few years ago, this was a very pleasant surprise. I would recommend to anyone looking to expand his or her knowledge.

Ive been training in Bujinkan martial arts for 29 years, so Ive seen the good, bad, and the ugly. The Bujinkan Rocket City Dojo is one of the few I have total confidence in their dedication and sincerity to quality training. If you choose to train here, youll be on a solid path.