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Beliso Karate School Karate school
Beliso Karate School is family owned and operated since 1970. We specialize on teaching children. Students range from as young as 4 years old to as old as 19 years old. We pride on stressing discipline, competition and camaraderie all in a fun and engaging atmosphere. All instructors come from within the school and are trained by our head professor. This ensures an unparalleled quality of teaching as well as a coherent philosophy that runs through all our teachers.
Enshin Karate Karate school
2031 Bush St
FTK Martial Arts Karate school
402 Cortland Ave
Okinawan Karate Club of San Francisco Karate school
The Okinawan Karate Club of San Francisco teaches Shorin Ryu and Shudokan karate including training with traditional weapons like the bo-staff, sai, and tonfa. Fun, friendly classes. First class free. We are co-located with Project Commotion across the street from Gus's Market.
San Francisco Shotokan Karate Karate school
A dojo of Shotokan Karate of America (SKA), a national non-profit organization teaching traditional karate since 1955. Dedicated to teaching and studying Shotokan Karate in the traditional Japanese manner, following the teachings of Master Gichin Funakoshi and Tsutomu Ohshima, founder of SKA.
World Oyama Karate Karate school
World Oyama Karate is for anyone who wants to be stronger, both physically and mentally, and who wants to realize their full potential. Come train and sweat with us! For more information visit our website at: sfoyama(.com)
Zanshin Dojo Karate school
Family-friendly martial arts studio serving children ages 3 and up, teens, and adults. We offer martial arts and fitness programs led by a 7th-degree black belt instructor with decades of experience. Build confidence, discipline, and strength in a supportive environment. Try a free week of classes today!
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