Great Instructor
My son had a great time on a recent course, Dante was a very patient instructor and spent a lot of time one-on-one with him until he got his kata.
April 30, 2024
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INFERNO KARATE is Surrey’s premier kids martial arts school. We teach martial arts with a modern approach, without sacrificing tradition. Our classes focus on Wado Ryu Karate: one of the four karate styles officially recognised in mainland Japan and the only karate style that can trace its roots back to the samurai of feudal Japan; and Kobudo: the old Okinawan weapons system. Our age-appropriate syllabus and exciting life skills programme ensures that everyone makes meaningful progress towards the converted black belt while having fun and learning how to be a good person.
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United Kingdom
- www.infernokarate.com
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