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United Studios of Self Defense

United Studios of Self Defense

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12652 2700 W, Riverton, Utah, 84065, United States
(801) 446-4860 www.karateriverton.com
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Sep 6, 2017
There is a 1 star review from someone we have not taught in over 7 years. We do not due contracts. We always see if we can offer someone a discount if they are in a financial crunch and we do not force people to continue.

Feb 17, 2017
My kids love it here and love the instructors. I wanted them to grow in their self confidence and to develop self defense skills and they've surprised me in both areas. This place has a great energy and vibe. It's obvious they care about their students and they are very effective senseis.

Mar 16, 2017
There's no leaving here on good terms. I told them I had to quit for a while because I couldn't afford it. Then they started asking me how much money I make and how much in bills I had due a month. Like it's any of their business. Plus said they wouldn't let me quit. What they going to do come to my house and threaten me with a gun and force lessons down my throat. What's wrong with them

Oct 26, 2016
The instructors here are all awesome and really care about the students. My 4 year old son recently started and he loves it.

Aug 9, 2011
I have been taking lessons from this studio for over 5 years and have loved every minute of it. The instructors are professional and highly energetic. I have seen how they work with not only adults but children as well, and they are amazing. One of the biggest benefits that I have found with their training is the combination of private lessons and group classes. If I ever have a question or run into a problem I can simply review it with my instructor during "MY" time. Thanks Sensei Dave and Jessie for everything that you do.

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Mon:1 pm - 9 pm
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Sat:9 am - 3 pm