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Good:

 

* Plenty of High level students to help teach (some classes have 4 x 2nd Dan assistants)

 

* Very experienced teachers

 

* Has Kung Fu, BJJ and Kickboxing classes all in one spot

 

* Permanent school, so has good equipment

 

* Excellent mentality in the students (all helping each other)

 

* No kids

 

* Within walking distance of home and work

 

* Classes 5 nights a week

 

Bad:

 

* No air conditioning

 

* No showers

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I just recently started teaching at a local fitness center that I lease space at.. So the bad points are I have restrictions on what equipment I can have in the gym.. No heavy bags etc etc.

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Good Points: EXCELLENT, superior, knowledgable and experienced Sensei!!!

 

Oh wait..that's me! :D

 

Disadvantage: I'm starting classes soon in my friends health club/spa that he just bought. If I do a high block, I can hit the ceiling. It's maybe 3" over my head. :o(

My nightly prayer..."Please, just let me win that PowerBall Jackpot just once. I'll prove to you that it won't change me!"

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Good points:

 

* Excellent, superior, knowledgable and experienced Sensei!!!

 

* The assistant is just awesome and so ressourceful... you learn so much with him and his demonstrations (katas, board breaking...) makes you wanna get better and better.

 

* Only 10-12 students max per class, so the sensei gets the time to correct people individually.

 

* 6 hours a week (though i'll do 2 this semester)

 

* its a university club so its FREE!!!!

 

Bad points:

 

* not having many students sometimes makes classes a bit boring.

 

* i wish we did some bagwork and sparring

 

* not enough higher belts imo

We are what we repeatedly do. Excellence thus, is not an act, but a habit. --- Aristotle

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Good:

 

-Sifu is very experienced, talented, and helpful

 

-Always lots of higher level students helping out

 

-Useful techiniques that I enjoy dong

 

Bad:

 

- 2 classes a week

 

- 1 hour a class

 

- children...though thats because I'm a white belt. As I get to the intermediate ranks, the children tend to weed out and only the dedicated and proficient advance.

Like a midget at a urinal, I'm always on my toes

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Intelligent instructor who teaches mathematics for a living and karate because he wants to. He makes things make sense.

 

Good wood floor (gym) Just dirty enough to slide well.

 

Almost one-on-one training. Usually 3 students.

 

Oh, and it's free!

 

Bad

 

I'd prefer class four times a week rather than three.

 

An hour isn't long enough.

 

Inconvenient time. (4pm)

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