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About US

Ocelotl Martial Arts Academy offers a series of complementary programs that increase both physical and mental strength. We offer a variety of combat classes that can be taken in conjunction with one another to improve your overall skills and advancement. 

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Vision

Mission

At Ocelotl Martial Arts Academy, our vision is clear: we are a beacon of resilience, empowerment, and hope. We believe in the transformative power of martial arts to not only strengthen the body and mind but also to uplift the spirit.

 

Our mission is to make people better, both on and off the mats. We are committed to fostering an environment where individuals can discover their inner strength, overcome obstacles, and emerge as the best versions of themselves. Through our dedication to excellence in training, mentorship, and support, we aim to instill confidence, discipline, and perseverance in every student who walks through our doors.

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Beyond physical skill, we strive to cultivate a sense of community and camaraderie, where mutual respect and encouragement flourish. Whether facing challenges on the mat or in life, we stand by our students, offering guidance, inspiration, and unwavering support.

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At Ocelotl Martial Arts Academy, we are more than just a dojo – we are a family. Together, we embody the spirit of the ocelotl, fierce and resilient, ready to conquer any obstacle in our path. Through our collective efforts, we aspire to create a brighter future, where hope prevails and every individual has the opportunity to thrive.

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Join us on this journey of growth, empowerment, and transformation. Together, we can make a difference – one strike, one throw, one submission at a time.

Ocelotl, meaning ‘jaguar’ in Nahuatl,
is the 14th day sign of the 260-day Aztec calendar and was considered a good day for engaging in battle. It’s associated with valor, power, and recklessness in the face of danger. This auspicious day is represented by the head of a jaguar, a highly revered animal among the Mesoamericans
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