JKA WF Los Angeles

Yes, I would recommend this dojo and their teaching methodology

My daughters and I joined JKA Los Angeles three months ago, and we are very happy to be members. The instructors are very knowledgeable, patient, and friendly. I feel that we have learned and progressed significantly since our start. Our dojo is part of the larger JKA community, and I think it is great that we can go to another JKA dojo without having to start over. Instructors from other JKA dojos have come and held seminars. Also, there was a fund-raiser to help out a dojo that was lost in the recent "Camp Fire" in Northern California. There is certainly a sense of network and community in JKA.

My child has been practicing here for a little more than a year now. He really likes it there. The place is very clean, and the mats are being cleaned before and after practice. The instructors are very dedicated, friendly, and patient. They don't just teach you karate moves but also self-discipline and the importance of training hard on a consistent basis.

Even during the pandemic, the practice did not stop; it was moved to Zoom. They recently reopened the dojo so they can have in-person practice again once a week and still maintain the social distance between each student. They also followed the CDC guidelines, so I felt safe sending my child there.

They also have tournaments, seminars, and special classes with other JKA dojos in the US or Japan, so it's definitely a great experience for the students.

Yes, I would recommend this dojo and their teaching methodology

My daughters and I joined JKA Los Angeles three months ago, and we are very happy to be members. The instructors are very knowledgeable, patient, and friendly. I feel that we have learned and progressed significantly since our start. Our dojo is part of the larger JKA community, and I think it is great that we can go to another JKA dojo without having to start over. Instructors from other JKA dojos have come and held seminars. Also, there was a fund-raiser to help out a dojo that was lost in the recent "Camp Fire" in Northern California. There is certainly a sense of network and community in JKA.

My child has been practicing here for a little more than a year now. He really likes it there. The place is very clean, and the mats are being cleaned before and after practice. The instructors are very dedicated, friendly, and patient. They don't just teach you karate moves but also self-discipline and the importance of training hard on a consistent basis.

Even during the pandemic, the practice did not stop; it was moved to Zoom. They recently reopened the dojo so they can have in-person practice again once a week and still maintain the social distance between each student. They also followed the CDC guidelines, so I felt safe sending my child there.

They also have tournaments, seminars, and special classes with other JKA dojos in the US or Japan, so it's definitely a great experience for the students.