Princeton Martial Arts Center

Princeton Martial Arts Center is a martial arts school in Princeton, NJ. The school provides Kokikai Aikido training, a self-defense system that emphasizes timing, centering, and coordination rather than meeting force with force. The curriculum is designed for all body types and all skill levels, from white belt to black belt, and includes partner work, practice weapons such as wooden swords and sticks, and breathing and meditation techniques. The school holds a 5.00 rating.

The practice is led by David Nachman and Veronica Burrows, both of whom hold the rank of eighth degree black belt. They have been teaching Aikido to adults and children since 1981, following their studies under Kokikai Aikido founder Shuji Maruyama Sensei. The training focuses on developing strength through mind-body coordination and effective technique, aiming to help students become more self-confident and respond to conflict calmly.

The business is located on State Rd, about 0.3 miles from Princeton House Behavioral Health and 0.6 miles from the Princeton Airport. It is also a short drive from Van Horne Park.

Information regarding this business is well-documented online, and the business maintains a website that is easily read by search engines.

Princeton Martial Arts Center provides effective self-defense training and mental discipline to the Princeton community.