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“It's fun to master martial arts and learn about honesty, respect, grace, goals, leadership, aligning body and character, etc.”

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Kaizen is a welcoming and inclusive place to learn karate. After researching options in the area I…read morereached out to Matt the owner to ask some questions. He was kind and patient, willing to explain his philosophy in running the dojo, and the expectations for the kids. My son sometimes has trouble focusing, so I've appreciated the way that the kids classes include and integrate younger instructors who turn around and learn to teach others, in addition to working on their own martial arts. The dojo can sometimes be a bit chaotic - especially with younger students - but I really have liked the way that there is a clearly thought out graduated level of difficulty. Younger kids will progress further before getting into kata, but as they get to appropriate age groups, they pause and need to "catch up" to the belt level with the things they weren't ready for before. This can feel "loose" and kind of sloppy at first, when your kid is testing into yellow belt and yet still sometimes lazy or inconsistent at form - at least it did to me - but having spent more time taking my son to classes, I understand a bit more the reason and intent behind operating this way. The kids stay engaged and motivated, and as they get older and learn more, they are still held to the same level. There's no easy path, its just a more motivating journey that's built to be age appropriate.

My son started Karate here about 3 months ago. Shihan Matt (owner) and his son are phenomenal…read moreteachers. They truly care about their craft and their students. Highly recommend for anyone looking to get into Karate / self defense!

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