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At Brown's Leadership Martial Arts we have been training community members from kids to adults.

Our students of all ages excel socially and in life at home, at school, and at work.

Self-discipline and impulse control are two of the biggest advantages of martial arts training.


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Our Karate Classes for kids in Fayetteville, NC help enhance a child’s focus, respect, courtesy, self-control, self-confidence, etc. which leads to improved life skills, better grades, reduction in ADD/ADHD issues, less bullying resulting in better behavior at home and school.

Our Martial Arts programs service teens & adults from traditional to modern martial arts training in a safe and fun environment. Practicing concepts that build physical fitness, situational awareness, self-confidence, esteem, self-defense and much more.

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My family and I love the studio, but more so love the Brown's and their staff. By far the nicest trainers on the planet and ATA has become a part of the family. Knowing my wife and kids can defend...Read More

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With a passion for helping community members stay safe while teaching the “art” of martial arts, our Chief Master Instructors believe that each student can obtain their goals and objectives in life. While teaching techniques that save lives with life skills that work both on and off the mat, our students get the best instruction possible in

4worldlovers: China has a long, rich and diverse history of martial arts. For thousands of years Chinese nobility and peasants alike have been practicing and refining both armed and unarmed combat skills. Known as 國術(GuoShu - national art)or 武術(Wu Shu - Martial Art) Chinese Martial Arts continue to flourish today through local folk schools 家(Jia - families) as well as large government sanctioned schools.

Chinese Martial Arts are popularly referred to as Kung Fu in the west. This is a slight misnomer as 功夫 Gung Fu(PinYin transliteration of Kung Fu) technically means an accomplishment that is earned through hard work. This name does apply at the Rou Long Ma school, our students work to earn their rank and skill, instilling a sense of accomplishment and self discipline.

We are a Jia or family based system commonly found throughout China. These "folk schools" are typically less regimented operating around more of a family concept. We teach what is classified as traditional Chinese martial art(CMA), we do not focus on simply one aspect of our art, but aim for well rounded students. CMA has a long history not only of fighting skill, but as performance art as well. In addition, early in it's Chinese history, martial arts was viewed as having a purpose above that of simple self defense, or fighting. One of the first mentions of this is in the Daoist writing s of Zhuangzi and Liezi in China. It is particularly noteworthy that this account clearly spells out the idea that practice of the martial arts can lead to an elevated state of mind where perfection of skill creates perfect mental focus, and does it centuries before the invention of Chan Buddhism (that practiced at the famous Shaolin monastery), in fact before Buddhism even reached China.

柔龍馬 Rou Long Ma (literally translated as soft/pliable dragon horse). The first word Rou meaning soft/pliable in a martial arts sense is the same first word from the Japanese Art of Jujitsu and Judo. This word is used relating our arts to the Taoist concept of not meeting force head-on, instead redirecting the attack and focusing our applications on the weakness of the attacker This can be best illustrated by the following quote from Sun Tzu, the famous Chinese Military strategist and philosopher.

"So in war, the way is to avoid what is strong and to strike at what is weak."