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Hi.. Im from the Dallas-Fort Worth area and Im trying to look for suggestions of good schools/dojos/clubs in dallas.

 

or ones to avoid..

 

I know to avoid McDojos.. there are quite alot of TKD Mcdojos here I think. but any other ones would be helpful too.

Take everything in Moderation, including moderation itself.


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Plano is in the DFW Metroplex.

 

North Dallas to be more exact.

Take everything in Moderation, including moderation itself.


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Yup the one and only :-)

 

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Try this guy. He's directly affiliated with Taika Oyata. The style is excellent. I can't vouch for the instructor though. He is a member of the Oyata Shin Shu Ho family style as well. This is an honor given to Sensei Oyata's long time students.

 

*Dallas Area RyuTeKan*

 

Jim Bryant

 

3200 Norwood Dr.

 

Arlington, Tx. 76010

 

817-784-1853

 

Dallas Area Ryukyu Kempo

 

e-mail: ryute@excite.com

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There are a few Machado Jiu jitsu school's in the area i belive.

 

Guy Mezger also runs a lions den out there...they offer karate, kickboxing, and submission grappling classes...that would proabably be your best bet.

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Maybe you also need to clarify what you mean by a good school. Do you want a good school to learn a "traditional" style, or do you want a high profile school that will make you look good doing the techniques and possibly get you in some NHB competitions?

A block is a strike is a lock is a throw.

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