Goshindō is a system of Self-Defense that was developed based on ancient martial systems like Ninjutsu, Koppō Jutsu, Kosshi Jutsu, Daken Taijutsu, and Jū Taijutsu. The techniques have been carefully selected and adapted for application in modern self-defense scenarios. It can be said that Goshindō is the Japanese equivalent of Krav Maga.

O foco do treinamento do Goshindō é na Defesa Pessoal. Cada técnica é estudada para ser aplicada em diversas situações e aproveitando a habilidade individual de cada aluno. Não são necessárias 1.000 técnicas diferentes para aprender como se defender de um agressor.

Goshindō literally means the "Way of Protecting the Body", but it can also be translated as the "Way of Self Defense".

Goshin refers to protecting the body from all external harm, ranging from nutrition to physical aggression. It involves maintaining a healthy body and avoiding anything that could cause harm.

In order to be able to defend yourself from aggressions, you need to have good health and physical fitness to act effectively.

The taught techniques are easy to learn and highly effective in real situations. Our technical content includes twists, levers, throws, strangulations, knockout strikes, control, retractable baton, knife, disarming techniques, and much more.

Like a situation in life that will never repeat itself in the same way, each person is different, and this should be crucial for the student, who typically reveals new aspects in every fight. Furthermore, it should be clear to the student that these situations cannot be predicted and, therefore, cannot be practiced in advance. If the student is aware of these facts, they will be mentally prepared and, therefore, not completely unprepared. However, a student must be able to deal with practically any type of situation that may arise. This only becomes possible through training.