Martial Arts Training Service

Martial Arts Training Service is located at 550 Industrial Dr suite d, Naperville, IL 60563, United States of America. Martial Arts Training Service has served Naperville and nearby areas since 1986, offering structured martial arts instruction in a supportive environment.

The club was founded by Maureen Browne and John Gussman, who first established the Fox Valley Judo and Jujitsu Club before creating this dedicated training center.

Their vision centered on accessible, high-quality martial arts education rooted in tradition and personal development.

The club specializes in Judo and Aikido, providing programs for both youth and adults. Bonnie Pruzaniec, Judo leads instruction with deep expertise, holding the rank of Sandan in Kodokan Judo and serving as a USA Judo certified National Coach.

Her leadership ensures technical precision and safety in every session. Philip Kosovrasti, Judo focuses on coaching children, guiding them in essential skills like falling, pinning, and standing techniques with patience and clarity.

Youth judo training is available for children ages 6 to 13, with sessions held on Monday evenings and Saturday afternoons.

These classes emphasize discipline, coordination, and confidence through structured drills and partner work.

Adult judo sessions occur on Monday nights and Saturday midday, allowing working professionals and older practitioners to train consistently.

The adult program supports both recreational and skill-based progression, including opportunities for belt advancement.

In addition to judo, the club offers Aikido instruction for children ages 7 to 13 and adults, with regular weekly classes and weekend sessions.

This complements the judo curriculum by introducing flowing movement, joint control, and non-resistance principles.

Training takes place in a dedicated martial arts facility designed to support safe and focused practice.

The club operates under a philosophy of lifelong learning and community growth, shaped by decades of experience.

Its long-standing presence in the region reflects a commitment to quality instruction and student development.

Practitioners at all levels find a welcoming space to build physical competence and mental resilience through traditional Japanese martial arts.