Hi Safroot, How did you go? I would strongly recommend Chito-Ryu. I am biased because I train and teach Chito-Ryu but I have also done other styles in the past. What ever you decide 2 things to look at: 1. Depth of the Style - How much knowledge is there in the style and is it accessible. There is nothing worse than training for a while and then realising there is not much left to learn. If someone says once you reach black belt there is nothing left to learn so you start teaching then they are unfortunate that the path they have chosen is a very shallow one. 2. Quality of Instruction - You can have the best style in the world but if they are not good instructors then you will never learn enough to understand the style. In Chito-Ryu the process and time allowed before you can teach is a pretty long one. Chito-Ryu hasn't expanded very quickly because of this but the quality of authentic Chito-Ryu Schools is pretty high as a result. Good luck. PM me if you want more info on Chito-Ryu in your area.
