Shogun Martial Arts

Most students at Shogun Martial Arts in Webster first notice the blend of modern training and traditional martial arts values. Since opening its doors in 2007, Shogun has been run by Master Instructor Shaun Hahn, who brings together Muay Thai, Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, and elements from other striking and grappling arts. The school’s roots in the Webster community run deep, and its teaching philosophy centers on steady growth—both on the mats and off. Classes at Shogun are built around practical skill-building for all ages. The adult program covers Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu in both gi and no-gi formats, with dedicated fundamentals classes for newer students and open mat sessions for extra practice. Striking is another pillar here, with Muay Thai classes and general striking sessions for adults. Kids’ programs break out by age group, starting as young as four years old for both BJJ and striking, and there’s a flex class option for the youngest students to help them get comfortable on the mats. Shogun’s instructors balance technical detail with a focus on mentorship, aiming to keep their curriculum up to date with current techniques while still passing on the discipline and respect that martial arts demand. Strength and conditioning is also part of the schedule, rounding out the training for those looking to improve athleticism. Drop-ins are welcome, and visitors can find the blue door entrance around the back of the building on Barrett Drive.

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