The school was good. I went there for the free day promotion because someone recommended me to do it. I ended up liking it. The blackbelt-senseis/teachers were nice, encouraging, and knowledgeable. I may actually register to take classes there in the future.

Over 60 years of teaching and comradery welcome you at the door and invite you to learn the honorable martial art of Shudokan Karate. Before sensei Nathan could finish his tour I knew I would return to learn from him, as the walls we passed radiated with the same passion for the art that he exuded with every word. No matter your age, if you have ever hoped to learn Karate I implore you to come and visit. You will not regret it.

Love the people and the art. I saw one review complaining that it takes a while to reach black belt, but thats the point. Its character building in addition to training. If you dont put in the effort, youre not black belt material. YSK blackbelts have great integrity. I never plan to leave.

I have been training at this dojo for over 12 years. And I plan to never leave. A great place to make lifelong friends, and to learn how to best live your life. The staff are all incredibly well versed in the art, helpful, and kind.

I have been at YSK for 3 terms and it has been a great experience. The instructors are encouraging and the courses rigorous. This is not a McDojo, you dont get a patch or belt for every half-effort. That said they have a track record for producing champions. I totally endorse it!

This school is horrible! Under the watch of Mr. Mack, I was not allowed to try for my black belt because of me being transgendered. They do not fully practice what they preach! They even tried to get me to sign a contract to not tell anyone about myself or use my legal name. This was an extremely hard blow to me after working so hard to get toward my black belt. I lost my karate family AND respect for them.

Its fun at white belt sucks at higher rank, u have to do 18 test to get black belt which takes 3 months to do one so they just want money.

Proud practicioner of Shudokan karate, learned all I know about patience, teamwork, how to find my center, meditation, ninjutsu, karate culture, death/ incapacitation blows. Just what this town always needed. Until we meet on the plain of enlightenment, rest well, Morris Mack. -Ken JonesHai sensei!

I want to know how much do you have yo to pay a month or something.

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Really good karate teaching.