DJ Temple · Facebook · 3 Nov 2025
“One of the best there is.”
Prices, from their own website
Clinicly estimated this from the clinic’s own website — it has not been confirmed with the clinic.
- 30–40 Minute Moxibustion & K-Taping Therapy$97.79
- 4 WEEK PACKAGE KOKODO AND BJJ$275
- 50-60 Minute KoKoDo Keiraku Shiatsu and Kappo$160
- ELITE MEMBER (KOKODO + BJJ + VIDEO ON DEMAND + PRIVATES)$3,845
- PREMIUM MEMBER (KOKODO AND BJJ)$2,625
- Private Classes (mentorship program)$850
- REGULAR MEMBER (KOKODO AND BJJ)$229
- Rensei KaI Dec 4-6 2026$320
- SUPER SEMINAR (1 DAY)$1,000
- THE SUPER SEMINAR (2 DAY)$1,500
- Yondan/Godan/Shihan Training Weekend$269
Reviews
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Dan Davenport · Facebook · 19 Jul 2021
“Not interested in black art”
Ramiro Aguayo · Google · 16 Sept 2018
“Simply the best place to help you learn that, subtle can be a lot more than you can ever think.”
Marc Faulise · Google · 14 Jul 2018
“Mind blowing Jiu Jitsu! Whether Japanese or Brazilian, expertise or exercise, family or fun, you'll find what you're looking for here. Five stars aren't quite enough for Sadohana.”
T B · Google · 10 Feb 2018
“This is a phenomenal dojo that offers several different classes to suit your interest and goals in the martial arts. Not a gym or a fight club, this is a place where people care about your progress, and help one another learn to be the best they can be. Hanshi Michael Seamark has an amazing depth of knowledge and experience. His ability to breakdown the details and mechanics of a technique is remarkable. If you're looking for somewhere to learn solid self-defense fundamentals for standing or ground, in an environment that is not overrun with ego and competition, this may be the place for you.”Read moreShow less
Nick Wong · Google · 7 Feb 2018
“I have been training here for a long time, and the depth of knowledge possessed by the head instructor continues to boggle my mind. The methodical, technical approach to jiu-jitsu, both Japanese style and Brazilian, really makes it easy to digest and get better faster. I cannot speak highly enough of this school.”Read moreShow less
Stu Cooke · Google · 7 Feb 2018
“I've been training at Sadohana for a couple of years now. It's a wonderful community but beyond that, the instruction is top class. This is very good martial arts, and very accessible for anybody wanting to try things out.”
Kali John Seamark · Google · 28 Jan 2018
“Great atmosphere, everyone feels like family. Instructors are very well trained and the self defense programs and bjj are very thorough and make for a great workout. Highly recommend”