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Martial Arts in Aberdeen
6 martial arts studios to discover.
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Aberdeen has a modest but spread-out combat sports scene, with five dedicated studios operating across the city. Queen's Cross and Harlaw accounts for two of them — both Edinburgh Judo Schools and Edinburgh Judo are based in that neighbourhood — making it the closest thing Aberdeen has to a martial arts hub. Elsewhere, Nemesis Kickboxing Academy in Castlehill and Pittodrie holds a perfect five-star rating, while Eka Martial Arts And Fitness serves the northern suburb of Bucksburn and Newhills. Disciplines on offer range from judo and karate — including Mindsparx Karate Juniors in the City Centre — to kickboxing. This page brings together the full list of studios, their locations, and available details to help you find the right fit.
6 gyms & studios
All 6 martial arts studios in Aberdeen
- Aberdeen Martial Arts Group — Cove Bay
- Edinburgh Judo — Queen's Cross and Harlaw
- Nemesis Kickboxing Academy — Castlehill and Pittodrie
- Edinburgh Judo Schools — Queen's Cross and Harlaw
- Eka Martial Arts And Fitness — Bucksburn and Newhills
- Mindsparx Karate Juniors — City Centre
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Frequently asked questions about martial arts in Aberdeen
How many martial arts studios are there in Aberdeen?
There are 6 martial arts studios listed in Aberdeen. They are spread across several areas, including Queen's Cross and Harlaw, Bucksburn and Newhills, Castlehill and Pittodrie, and the City Centre, offering a range of disciplines from kickboxing and karate to judo.
Which area of Aberdeen has the most martial arts studios?
Queen's Cross and Harlaw has the highest concentration of martial arts studios in Aberdeen, home to both Edinburgh Judo Schools and Edinburgh Judo. Castlehill and Pittodrie, Bucksburn and Newhills, and the City Centre each have one studio as well.
What are the best-known martial arts studios in Aberdeen?
Some of the most recognised martial arts studios in Aberdeen include Nemesis Kickboxing Academy in Castlehill and Pittodrie, Eka Martial Arts And Fitness in Bucksburn and Newhills, Mindsparx Karate Juniors in the City Centre, and Edinburgh Judo Schools in Queen's Cross and Harlaw, covering disciplines such as kickboxing, karate, and judo.
Are martial arts classes in Aberdeen suitable for beginners?
Yes, several Aberdeen studios cater specifically to beginners and younger participants. Mindsparx Karate Juniors in the City Centre focuses on children, while Eka Martial Arts And Fitness in Bucksburn and Newhills combines martial arts with fitness training, making it accessible to those with no prior experience.
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