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DC Aikido Martial Arts & Kids Karate

2639 Connecticut Ave NW #C-104
Washington, DC 20008 202-629-2560

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Consumer Ratings for DC Aikido Martial Arts & Kids Karate — 2 Ratings

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Consumer from Washington, DC
Jul 01, 2018
Not Recommended
Good for kids and lower rank students, and never feels like there's price scamming going on (something that is common, especially for kids' programs). Students and staff are welcoming. There is a lingering problem with people being charged different prices for their memberships.

It's harder to get good instruction at the upper ranks and students tend to leave for other dojos after earning their black belts.
Consumer from Washington, DC
Apr 01, 2017
Recommended
Children's classes are plentiful, well instructed, safe, and encouraging to the children. Unlike most children's martial arts programs, this one does not heap on fees for this and that. The adult's program is drifting, as it suffers from an absentee sensei; nonetheless, the teaching blackbelts do a good job imparting their experience and knowledge.

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