FitSync Relaxed Tanden Session | Kickboxing / Personal Training in Roppongi, Minato, Tokyo | Learn a tanden-based way of moving from a former pro fighter while letting go of unnecessary tension (20s to 70s welcome, no exercise experience needed, Japanese/English)

“Relax.” — Someone who can teach you what that really means.

How advanced athletes use their bodies — the key is the ‘tanden’. Once you grasp it, a skill that lasts a lifetime.

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 What exactly is the ‘tanden’? 
An illustration showing the position of the tanden, with the lower abdomen just below the navel circled in red.

The tanden we mean here is a single point of awareness you place just below the navel. It isn’t a fixed muscle or organ, and there is nothing mystical about it.


  • A marker for sensing your body’s center of gravity
  • A cue for letting go of tension in your shoulders, arms, and whole body
  • A reference point for aligning your posture and balance

Using that single point as your guide, you can release unnecessary tension and let your whole body relax.




 What happens once you’ve learned it? 

Among everyday clients, many tell us they find it easier to let go of unnecessary day-to-day tension, and that their posture, the way they walk, and how they begin a movement become smoother.

Among those who play sports, by making the tanden the starting point of movement — ‘0 (zero)’ — many tell us that their ability to maintain balance improves, and that the speed of their first move, how they use their own body, how they transmit force, and how they read an opponent’s center of gravity all change.

Watching top-class performers across many fields — martial arts, various sports, dance, the traditional Japanese performing arts — we noticed that almost all of them use this movement of the tanden, and the ‘speed of returning to 0 (zero),’ naturally and unconsciously.

When it comes to how quickly someone develops in their sport or other discipline, might this ‘tanden’ be an important factor?




 The goal, and the starting line 

Learning this skill is both the goal and the starting line of the ‘Relaxed Tanden’ you’ll be taught at FitSync.

At FitSync, beyond learning through the movements of kickboxing, we help you make the tanden your own while staying close to the movements each person needs right now — whether the movements of your own sport or familiar everyday actions.

The tanden isn’t something you master overnight, but so that even those with no exercise background can take as direct a path to it as possible, we run our sessions with clear explanations drawing on biomechanics, neuroscience, and physics.




 Pricing (tax included) 

Gym sessions (Roppongi)

Gym Training Rates (Roppongi) — tax included, no registration or monthly fee. Short Session (30 min) ¥10,000, Visitor / Tourist single session (50 min) ¥14,000, 8-Session Pack ¥104,000, 15-Session Pack ¥180,000, 30-Session Pack ¥330,000, additional group member +¥7,000.

Appointment-only sessions (Azabu-Juban, Shibuya, Shinjuku / on-site in Minato, Shibuya & Shinjuku wards)

Appointment-only & On-site Rates (Azabu-Juban, Shibuya, Shinjuku / on-site in Minato, Shibuya & Shinjuku wards) — tax included, no registration or monthly fee. Short Session (30 min) ¥12,000, Visitor / Tourist single session (50 min) ¥16,000, 8-Session Pack ¥120,000, 15-Session Pack ¥210,000, 30-Session Pack ¥390,000, additional group member +¥8,000.



 Payment Methods 
  • Cash
  • Credit Card
  • QR Code Payment
  • E-money
  • Online Payment
  • Bank Transfer
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Every program is tailored to your goals, fitness level, and experience—regardless of age or gender.

Many of our clients start from zero, from their 20s to late-70s.

Age is never a barrier!


Whether your goal is weight loss, body recomposition, building stamina, or learning self-defense,

we've got you covered and will support you every step of the way.


New to training or not confident in your fitness? You're absolutely welcome here!




Choose a location

Programs and founder-led direction are the same across all locations. Roppongi is our staffed gym (gym rates); Azabu-Juban, Shibuya and Shinjuku are available by appointment (on-site rates). Please pick whichever is easiest from your home, office or commute.




 How to Book 

For bookings and trial inquiries about the Relaxed Tanden session, you can apply via the contact page — by email, LINE, or the form. Even if you have zero exercise experience, please feel free to reach out.




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 New videos daily on YouTube 

The ideas behind the ‘Relaxed Tanden’ you’ll be taught at FitSync are also shared as daily short videos on our YouTube channel (Japanese audio with English subtitles). Watch the latest videos below.



Frequently Asked Questions

I have no exercise experience at all — is that okay?

It’s fine. Age and exercise experience aren’t barriers. In fact, many people — from their 20s to their late 70s — have started training with no exercise background. We go slowly, matching each person’s fitness level. If you have a medical condition, are pregnant, or have been advised by a doctor to limit exercise, please consult your physician first.

Can I take this even if kickboxing isn’t my goal?

Of course. The kicking movements are just one way to learn. For people with no exercise background, we work with the movements you need right now and help you build the tanden. You’ll learn a feel that also carries into everyday movement — posture, walking, and how you start to move.

What is the instructor like?

A former pro Muay Thai / kickboxing fighter (roughly 60 pro bouts). He teaches carefully and in person, tailored to each individual. Lessons are available in either Japanese or English.

See instructor profile →

How do I book?

For bookings and trial inquiries, you can apply via the contact page — by email, LINE, or the form. Even if you have zero exercise experience, please feel free to reach out.

Is this the same tanden (dantian) known from martial arts and tanden breathing?

Yes — it is the same tanden, also called dantian in Chinese. The idea originally comes from Daoist practices in China and was later embraced in martial arts as a key to using the body well. At FitSync we treat it not as something mystical but as a practical way of moving — releasing unnecessary tension and building a stable base — practiced through kickboxing.