Ever heard of these guys?

[Armbar]

What do you make of this?

http://www.budokaratehouse.com

I've never heard of a program like this before.

[kiba no chi]

sounds prety cool to me

[P.A.L]

pay them $20 and wait forever.

[karateka477]

i think i remember seeing a add about this. id love the chance to prety much do karate all day i would love it but i wonder if i could last

[kenpo_fighter]

thats what i'm talking about! that's how it should be done. too bad the average american martial artist wouldn't last a week. lol!!

[aefibird]

The aims of the program sound good to me, it just seems a little dodgy that you have to pay them $20 just to even get an application form.

[ivette_green]

There are such places I think...but I wouldn't go on the net to find them.

[Bloke]

It sounds to me very much like the Uchi Deshi Program the Mas Oyama had in Japan. It was 1000 days training and they lived in the dojo. I read an article on Uchi deshi life many years back in one of the Japanese Kyokushin Magazines and it sounds like it was extremely tough. No days off in the first year. A half day off per week in the second Year and One day off per week in the third year. Shihan Bobby Lowe was the first to do it and he wrote a book on it called the Young Lions of Kyokushin - Wakajishi.

Osu!

[drunken.master]

I have heard of some Wu shu schools in Bejing that are like this. Actually looked into enrolling at one point. This one sounds pretty interesting as well.

[Enviroman]

Seems like a scam to me. The website design, the mysterious $20 application fee, all of the warning against trying to show up at their location, etc. I'd not apply, but you do so at your own (probably high) risk.