Mewis Dojo martial arts school

Every beginning is difficult After the closure of the Shaolin Temple Germany in May 2006, unfortunately a longstanding cooperation had come to an end! My name is André Mewis and I run one of the most successful schools for martial arts, sports and self-defense. For more than 20 years I have been teaching Asian martial arts not only techniques and possibilities for self-defense, but above all ways to promote one's own personality. In no other sport does this play such an important role. It all depends on the attitude! Clip to the Mewis Dojo Your attitude is reflected in all of your life It is the key to success in all areas. That is why the forms of training and teaching of martial arts are instruments with which, in addition to an upright posture, fitness and coordination, above all, the right attitude is trained. These principles have already proven themselves in many situations and have shown how easily the Asian martial arts can be transferred to the much more subtle "fights" of everyday life. Often the point is not to defeat a real opponent, rather we stand in our own way. Here, too, a goal-oriented approach to success helps. Every path starts with the first step Our team of trainers warmly welcomes every guest and our members are also known for welcoming beginners and newcomers. We have a suitable training course for everyone so that the lessons can be tailored to our course participants. But apart from a well-prepared teaching program, the atmosphere in training is of course very important! Take advantage of the non-binding trial month and get to know us and our sports school in peace. Try out a wide variety of sports under the guidance of our course instructors and experience the fascinating world of martial arts. Arrange your non-binding trial training - we look forward to seeing you! Voices from the dojo The big radio feature - Wednesday December 13, 2006 SWR2 jungle "The power of control" With martial arts to peacefulness by Ina Jackson - approx. 55 min. "We want to respect our fellow human beings, respect our teachers and keep away from violence". Right in the entrance area of ​​the 36th Chamber of Shaolin, a martial arts center in Berlin-Charlottenburg, everyone who trains here is reminded of the most important dojo rules: respect and peacefulness. It was a long way for André, the master of the center, and his students Ronny, Daniel and Sascha to internalize this philosophy. The boys discovered the martial arts and suddenly set off on a course that steered their lives in completely new directions.