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I’m new to martial arts and don’t know what to look for. How should I select the right school for me?

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I’m new to martial arts and don’t know what to look for. How should I select the right school for me?

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When selecting a martial arts school, we suggest that you consider convenience and fit. First, the school should be about a twenty to twenty five minute drive from your residence or place of work. When you start studying, you will typically train at the school twice per week. While we have some students that drive as far as an hour each way to study, beginner students typically require some level of convenience to maintain a regular attendance schedule. Second, take a look at the school, the instructors and the other students. Be an informed consumer. Visit the location. What are the conditions like, in terms of commute, location, facilities, qualifications and costs? There are schools for every type of person, every budget and every interest. Some people may want “no holds barred fighting”; others may want a convenient program near their house. Do you feel comfortable at the school? Are the students respectful? Is that important to you?

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