Build Confidence.
Develop Real Skill.
Become More Capable.
Martial arts training for teens and adults who want to develop practical self-defense skills, awareness, physical capability, confidence, and discipline.
Ages 12+ · 2 classes per week · Beginners welcome
You want to know you can handle more.
- Maybe you want to feel more confident.
- Maybe you want to become more physically capable.
- Maybe you want to learn practical self-defense.
- Maybe you simply want a challenge that gives you something meaningful to work toward.
Whatever brought you to martial arts, the right training should help you become better because you did it.
Fujikan gives teens and adults a place to train, learn, develop, and build real capability over time.
Train for the person you want to become.
Skill you can
feel in yourself.
- Awareness
- Learn to pay attention to what’s happening around you and recognize situations that require awareness.
- Self-Defense
- Develop practical skills through training designed to help you understand how to respond when situations become physical.
- Physical Capability
- Improve movement, coordination, conditioning, and your ability to perform under pressure.
- Confidence
- Confidence grows when you know you’ve developed the ability to do something, not simply because someone told you that you can.
- Discipline
- Learn to stay committed, keep practicing, and continue working when improvement takes time.
Learn skills
you can actually use.
Martial arts should give you more than techniques that look good in a demonstration.
Training should help you understand movement, timing, awareness, positioning, and practical application.
Fujikan combines martial arts training with practical self-defense application so you can develop skills beyond simply memorizing forms or techniques.
Knowing a technique isn’t the same as knowing how to use it.
Two classes a week.
Real work between them.
Fujikan is structured around two classes per week.
Each class gives you another opportunity to train, develop your technique, receive instruction, correct mistakes, and improve.
- The goal isn’t simply to be present.
- The goal is to become better.
Over time, consistent training builds skill, confidence, physical capability, and discipline.
Real progress
has to be demonstrated.
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01
Place
Start where you belong.
Every new student is evaluated honestly and placed appropriately for their training.
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02
Earn
Put in the work.
Train consistently. Develop your skills. Build your capability. Work toward the next level.
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03
Prove
Show what you’ve learned.
Demonstrate your development through testing and practical application.
You don’t advance because the calendar says you should. You advance because you’ve developed.
Compete if you want.
Competition can be an important part of the martial arts experience for students who want to test themselves that way.
But you don’t have to compete to benefit from Fujikan.
The core of the training remains practical capability, self-defense, physical development, confidence, and discipline.
Competition is optional. Capability isn’t.
Compete if you want.
Competition can be an important part of the martial arts experience for students who want to test themselves that way.
But you don’t have to compete to benefit from Fujikan.
The core of the training remains practical capability, self-defense, physical development, confidence, and discipline.
Competition is optional. Capability isn’t.
Train somewhere where
development matters.
A martial arts school should give you more than a place to spend two evenings a week.
- It should challenge you.
- It should teach you.
- It should give you opportunities to improve.
- And it should recognize progress based on what you’ve actually developed.
At Ultimate Martial Arts, the standard is simple:
Train.Develop.Test.Prove.
Decades on the mat.
Decades of teaching.
Dr. Jimmy Steger, Soke has spent decades training, competing, teaching, and developing his own martial arts systems.
His own journey was built through years of work, competition, setbacks, learning, and continued development. That experience shapes the way he teaches today.
The goal isn’t simply to show students techniques. It’s to help them understand the work required to develop real ability.
Questions students ask
Fujikan is designed for teens and adults ages 12+.
No. Beginners are welcome.
Fujikan is structured around two classes per week.
Training focuses on practical self-defense, awareness, physical capability, confidence, discipline, and martial arts skill.
No. Fujikan provides a broader martial arts training experience while placing an emphasis on practical capability and application.
No. Competition is optional.
Students train and develop their skills before demonstrating what they have learned through testing and practical application.
Students test every 8 weeks for a stripe. A new belt is earned after every two stripes.
The typical program duration is approximately 3.5–4 years, including a 6-month probation period before the Shodan black belt test. Individual progress varies.
Click Get Schedule & Pricing and complete the short form. You’ll receive the information needed to take the next step.
Stop wondering
what you’re capable of.
- Start training.
- Develop your skills.
- Build confidence and capability.
- See where consistent work can take you.
Why people
stay.
“Love the different styles he teaches. His Fujikan system teaches all this and much more. Very well rounded and thorough. He loves teaching with a passion and you can see it every class.”
Josh G.
“I’ve been with Dr. Steger’s Ultimate Martial Arts for over 23 years as a student and Sr Instructor. Great Instructor and overall leader. Love it here!”
Shihan Johnston
“Dr. Steger is a World Champion many times over and a National Kung Fu Champion. I wanted to compete and that is why I am here. Great Instructor. Thanks for the competition wins and support.”
Mark C.