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Who Should Study Karate-do?

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Karate-do training is for anyone interested in a way of maintaining lifelong physical and mental fitness while learning self-defense skills.

Some examples include:

  • Professionals looking for stress relief, and fitness on a flexible schedule.
  • Former athletes looking for a life-long way of keeping fit - endurance, strength, flexibility - and a way to keep COMPETING with minimal risk of injury.
  • Children looking for a mental and physical CHALLENGE - whatever their athletic abilities are.
  • College age women who want to learn self-defense skills.
  • College students who are bored with kickboxing, or who are tired of the wear and tear on their bodies.
  • Anyone who has WATCHED a martial arts movie and said "how hard can that be."
  • Children who need physical fitness, but who don't do well in team SPORTS.
  • Families interested in an activity they can all participate it.
  • Parents concerned about the violence their children see in the media, and are looking for a way to deal with it.
  • Individuals who have already discovered the value of martial arts but are looking for an organization that better MEETS their needs.

Karate-do training is for anyone interested in a way of maintaining lifelong physical and mental fitness while learning self-defense skills.

Some examples include:



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