Windsong Dojo
Windsong Dojo in Oklahoma City offers traditional judo and martial arts training for adults and beginners.
Club details
- Hours
Monday5:30–7:00 AM
Tuesday5:30–7:00 AM
Wednesday5:30–7:00 AM
Thursday5:30–7:00 AM
FridayClosed
Saturday6:30 AM–1:00 PM
Sunday1:00–2:30 PM
- Phone
- +1 405-943-6246
Address
2201 I-44, Oklahoma City, OK 73112
United States of America
Phone
Windsong Dojo is located at 2201 I-44, Oklahoma City, OK 73112, United States of America.
Windsong Dojo is a nonprofit martial arts school in Oklahoma City dedicated to preserving traditional budo disciplines.
The dojo offers instruction in judo, aikido, jodo, iaido, sumo, and tai chi, providing a comprehensive path for lifelong martial development.
Beginners are always welcome, with no prior experience required to join the community of practitioners.
The judo program emphasizes foundational techniques, throws, and groundwork consistent with traditional Japanese practice.
Training at Windsong Dojo supports both personal growth and technical mastery, fostering discipline, confidence, and physical awareness.
Members progress through the kyu and dan ranking system under structured guidance. Angel M.
Castillo leads the Chen-style Taijiquan program, bringing extensive background in multiple martial arts including Shotokan Karate, folkstyle wrestling, submission grappling, shuai jiao, and amateur sumo.
His expertise contributes to the broader martial culture of the dojo, even as judo remains a core offering.
Windsong Dojo operates under the Twelve Winds Foundation, a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit in the State of Oklahoma.
This structure supports the dojo’s mission of accessible, community-based martial education.
The organization also serves as the hombu (home) dojo of Kaze Uta Budo Kai, an international budo organization that connects practitioners across regions.
While the dojo hosts multiple martial arts, each maintains its distinct curriculum and lineage.
Judo training benefits from this rich environment, drawing on shared principles of respect, etiquette, and rigorous practice.
The absence of children's classes focuses programming on adult and senior participants.
All programs at Windsong Dojo prioritize tradition, authenticity, and long-term development.
Practitioners engage in regular training sessions that build skill, resilience, and camaraderie.
The integration of multiple disciplines within one space fosters a unique martial community rooted in service and mutual growth.
Compare Windsong Dojo with other Oklahoma City judo clubs before you book a trial class.
The dojo has received mixed feedback, with some students praising the quality of instruction and welcoming environment.
Several reviews highlight positive experiences in Judo and Aikido, noting the school's strong culture and emphasis on mutual growth.
Others appreciate the traditional atmosphere combined with modern training approaches, calling it a refreshing alternative to typical gyms.
However, multiple concerns have been raised about safety and instructor conduct, including reports of excessive aggression from senior students and insufficient response to verbal taps.
There are also complaints about ignored refund requests and incidents such as eye pokes going unaddressed.
One reviewer mentioned confusion over class schedules leading to a wasted trip, while another criticized the lack of resistance training, saying it builds false confidence.
Despite these issues, many still regard Windsong Dojo as one of Oklahoma’s better martial arts schools.
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