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Alex Aubertin B.Ed M.Cl.Sc

Renshi | 4th Dan

In September 1998, while living in Espanola, Ontario, I began my journey in Japanese martial arts by training in Goju Ryu Karate-Do under Sensei Chuck Trahan at Bushido Martial Arts.

During those early years of training, I quickly realized how important martial arts had become in my life. What started as a class became a lifelong path. I knew I would continue to study, train, and grow in Goju Ryu Karate-Do, while also expanding my knowledge in other martial arts, including Japanese Jujitsu and Kobudo.

In 2006, I moved to Sudbury to attend post-secondary school. At the same time, I wanted to continue my karate training in Japanese Goju Ryu Karate-Do, which led me to train at Oriental Arts Academy until its closing in 2016.

On December 13, 2016, I started Uchi Martial Arts in Sudbury. Since then, I have continued teaching students while also advancing my own knowledge and understanding of karate. I am currently a direct student of Sensei Don Gauthier, 9th Degree Black Belt, Hanshi, and I also continue my Kobudo training under Sensei Mike Sywyk - 8th Dan Kyoshi.

As the head instructor of Uchi Martial Arts, my goal is to help every student continue moving forward in their martial arts journey. I bring a strong understanding of human anatomy, and body mechanics into my teaching, allowing students to better understand how techniques work and how they can be applied for authentic self-defence, regardless of individual limitations.

I believe everyone can benefit from martial arts. Through the training of mind, body, and spirit, students can build confidence, discipline, resilience, and become better versions of themselves.

I am proud of what this dojo represents and everything it offers. Uchi Martial Arts has an exceptional team of skilled and knowledgeable instructors who are committed to helping our students learn, grow, and progress

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