I've been studying at Flaherty's Kenpo Karate for a little over a year now, and I honestly believe that I am enrolled in the best martial arts academy in our local area. Before joining, I did my homework by checking out other studios, and some of the things they had to offer. I looked into what other schools were teaching, and although I firmly believe that the style is not as important, as is what the individual student brings to it, I truly feel that I have found a facility that inspires, and encourages students to become the best they can be. I initially found myself looking at Grandmaster Flaherty's website and was encouraged, not only by his personal accomplishments, but by his association with some of the "legends" in the martial arts community. Having studied briefly at an early age with another prominent figure in the martial arts world, I was well aware of some of the people that Grandmaster Flaherty was associated with. I had heard, and seen, the likes of Bill "Superfoot" Wallace, Joe Lewis, Benny "The Jet" and Ed Parker. Therefore, I immediately became aware of his commitment to his art, and the level and quality of instruction I would receive when I enrolled.
It's a fact that everyone is entitled to their opinion, however, I strongly believe that if you're going to publish your opinion in the public arena, that opinion should be substantiated. It is my opinion that one should not condemn something without true knowledge of an action. There are always those out there with intentions to discredit an individual, or business, without first hand knowledge, or an interest in examining a result first. It's my feeling that opinions like this are not based on truth, but rather examples of a rush to judgment before obtaining facts.
During my time at Flaherty's Kenpo Karate, I have not witnessed anything other than true professionalism, commitment to teaching, and the willingness to instruct with understanding and patience. I have seen first hand how Grandmaster Flaherty will reward with promotion, those that earn and deserve it, as well as kindly encourage those that do not, to never give up, and continue training hard. It's rare that you find an academy, with an instructor as accomplished, and committed, as Grandmaster Flaherty, who is willing to work with anyone who is interested in learning what he has to offer. In my personal opinion, if you're looking for a place to train in martial arts, and you want to learn in an environment where the chief instructor, as well as the staff, has a genuine interest in your accomplishments, then Flaherty's Kenpo Karate is the best place to go. It not only has reasonable rates, clean modern facilities, and a comfortable, inviting atmosphere, but you quickly become part of the FKKA family. read more