5/5 Jamie R C. 1 year ago on Google
I
want
to
counter
some
of
the
negative
reviews.
Yes,
it's
expensive,
until
you
end
up
going
to
all
of
the
classes
you
can
in
a
week,
when
it's
about
$5
per
class.
Yes,
there's
a
contract.
While
there
are
some
specific
outs
to
the
contract,
there
is
a
trial
period.
What
I've
noticed
though
is
that
most
kids
who
don't
like
it
at
the
start
grow
into
it
as
they
learn
to
persevere.
No,
it's
not
karate,
it's
martial
arts.
It's
a
great
synthesis
of
TKD,
Karate,
Kendo,
and
others.
For
the
under
13
classes,
the
goal
is
to
teach
life
lessons
integrated
with
martial
arts
thinking.
Perseverance
and
punches.
Thought
processes
and
technique.
Respect,
confidence,
attitude,
all
while
gaining
muscle
control
and
muscle
memory.
Then,
as
teens
and
adults
(or
once
they
have
their
kids
black
belt)
they
learn
the
real
martial
arts.
As
a
beginner,
or
intermediate
belt,
they
push
the
student
forward,
encouraging
them
to
progress
through
belt
tests.
As
they
hit
the
higher
ranks
though,
that
changes
and
they
really
get
pushed.
It's
not
pay
to
play,
it's
pay
to
see
growth,
because
an
8
year
old
will
give
up
if
they're
stuck
at
gold
belt
because
their
stance
isn't
good
enough.
My
son
has
been
here
for
3.5
years
now,
my
daughter
for
2.5,
myself
for
2.5
years
in
adult
karate
and
jujitsu.
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