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Private martial arts karate classes are great for kids, teens, and adults looking to enhance their skills of self-defense, fitness or a little bit of fun.



Private classes - Personal Training - Self-defense! 


Private classes are great for kids, teens and adults looking to enhance their skills of self-defense, fitness or a little bit of fun.


Whether you're a beginner or advanced or coming from another style, classes are suitable for everyone.


Having the Sensei to yourself, being step by step guided, there is no doubt you will be able to follow the training much better and progress in a harmony. 


Keep in mind 😉


You may not know this, but practicing martial arts you're learning more than just kicking and punching.


About 85%  percent of the time defending yourself means preventing – rather than being able to fight. 


The other 15%  percent is based on learning the techniques property — so you're able to defend yourself as a last result within the rules and law of the land. 


So!


By taking up private classes you could learn a little bit more, about both percentages, since you have the full attention of the sensei guiding you step by step to understand and enhance both (percentage) areas. 

Keep this in mind too that, 

What you put in, you'll get out. 

There is no magic bullet here. 


Don't have this idea that you will do a few classes and suddenly become Bruce Lee.


Understanding both of the percentages above will require you to train regularly and have the will to learn. 


However, regardless of your input you will be better at the end then when you came in. 


That is for sure. 


USU 🙇‍♂️🥋 🙏


See you soon hopefully - until then, we hope you keep well. 


Keep in mind some of the benefits of a private class. 


  • Personalized attention

  • Customized pace and curriculum

  • Enhanced focus and concentration

  • Establish realistic deadlines and milestones

  • Increases self-esteem and confidence

  • Improve physical fitness

  • Learn Self-defense skills

  • Socialize, do (be) part of something meaningful 


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Website for private lessons; https://www.mykarateclub.co.uk/private-lesson 




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