What is lineage matching and why does it matter?
My Training Atlas matches travellers to schools by lineage, not just by art. A Yoshinkan Aikido practitioner finds Yoshinkan schools — not every Aikido school in a city. This means the travellers who find you are practitioners of your specific tradition, not random enquirers.
What if my school teaches multiple arts or lineages?
You can list multiple arts and lineages in your workspace. Each art has its own tab with its own settings, class schedule, and visitor requirements.
What if my lineage isn't listed?
Contact us at claims@mytrainingatlas.com and we'll add it. The taxonomy is growing as schools join the platform.


How does My Training Atlas handle traveller conduct?
Travellers who receive negative reports from schools, or who fail to attend without cancelling, receive a formal warning from the platform. A second report results in account suspension pending review. We take the trust schools place in the platform seriously — your dojo opened its door based on the introduction, and we hold travellers to that standard.
What if a traveller misrepresents their rank or experience?
You retain full authority at your door. If a traveller's actual level doesn't match their profile, you can decline participation in class or ask them to leave. Report the issue through the platform and it will be reviewed.
Who do I contact if something goes wrong?
For introduction or listing disputes: claims@mytrainingatlas.com
For conduct issues: hello@mytrainingatlas.com
For terms and data queries: terms@mytrainingatlas.com
MyTrainingAtlas does not:
It is an introduction system, not a marketing platform

If your school is already listed, you can claim and update your listing. If it is not yet listed, you can add it. You can request removal at any time.