Name: MuDo IMA
Address: US

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What is MuDo Integrated Martial Art?

MuDo Integrated Martial Art is a comprehensive traditional martial art school in Santa Monica that is both physically and philosophically rigorous, designed for adults, teens, and kids. "MuDo" means "Martial Way", promoting living a life of strong spirit and dedication to self development.

Training involves four areas of focus:

Martial Skill: Kicking, Striking, Joint Manipulations, Throwing, and Grappling
Strength and Conditioning: Fitness, Stretching, Resistance Training, Cardio
Ki (Energy) Work: Meditation, Breathing, Flowing Movement
Philosophy: Development of the Self, Spirit, Respect, Discipline, Integrity

MuDo IMA was founded in 2003 by Master Yi as a culmination of many years of martial arts experience in a variety of disciplines. MuDo IMA is a system that has moved forward conceptually, philosophically, and technically.

Schedule and Programs

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Testimonials

Free Trial Classes for all class groups (Adults, Teens, and Juniors) are available. Please inquire!

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MuDo Summer Camp!

MuDo Summer Camp 2025 is Starting Soon in June!

Learn more on our MuDo Summer Camp page!

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MuDo IMA Community News

CBS News: Martial Arts Community Steps Up

Martial Arts Community Steps Up to Help Instructor Who Los Home and Dojo During Palisades Fire. Rina Nakano Reports.

Click this link, or the image below, to watch the interview and special report on the CBS website.

Ms. GiGi Joyner, MuDo IMA Black Belt, FBI Special Agent

One of our MuDo IMA Black Belts, Ms. GiGi Joyner, left a successful career in business to join the FBI. Special Agent Joyner is a guest this week at Houston Newsmakers to talk about the diversity the FBI is looking for. Click this link, or the image below, to watch the interview on Houston Newsmakers's website.