ChuckD

I train at a dojo in Pike County, which may be a bit of a hike for you, but would be well worth the effort imho. The name is Mountain Dojo, and the style is USA Goju. The sensei, Master Al Casale is a 10th dan who studied directly under Peter Urban, the founder of USA Goju. He is an excellent sensei and is also certified by the College of Sports Medicine and AFAA, and so is highly qualified in the area of physical fitness and training besides his superior MA knowledge. You can check the school out at https://www.mountaindojo.com if you're interested. Good Luck!

Buy yourself Terry Dunn's Tai Chi for Health DVD. It is in no way a substitute for a real sifu but if you ever find yourself struggling to remember a posture or a flow from one posture to another it will be of great help. It certainly was to me in any case

School: Mountain Dojo, Dingmans Ferry Pennsylvania, USA Style: USA GOJU Sensei: Hanshi Al Casale, 10th Dan Unless I missed someone I seem to be the only student of Goju (?) who has posted to this thread