Masters of Karate

I’m a black belt it’s fun, awesome and it saves u $$$ .Go there not lavallees go here!!!

Save yourself time, energy, and money. To be honest all you need to know is that there is NO curriculum and no structure. I have seen very young children cry because they were literally humiliated during a test.
The owner uses AFS International as a billing company. Google «AFS International reviews» and you will know what your in for… total scam company. Judgment is lacking, the owner moved the establishment to the back of a bar… are you kidding me?
Do yourself a favor and research the studio you go to. Here are some things you need to ask…
1) What is your curriculum? Is it written down? Can I see it?
2) Can I pay monthly? (Do not let ANY company have access to your accounts) Call you bank and ask them why this is such a bad idea… it will scare you!
3) Talk to people that have been going for some time. Ask them about the pros and cons of the establishment.
4) Ask about the cultural elements. Do they learn about the culture and history of the form of martial arts? Language?
Remember, bigger is not always better. Master’s of Karate has several locations and they are constantly marketing to new members. As a result you become part of the marketing plan… avoid