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Emerald City Karate

Emerald City Karate

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8314 Greenwood Ave N, Seattle, Washington, 98103, United States
(206) 437-3932 www.emeraldcitykarate.com
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Dec 27, 2017
Great for adults and kids, but especially for parents interested in training along with their kids. A great environment for fitness and learning.

May 6, 2014
I started training in Karate at Emerald City Karate about a year and a half ago. Even though I was born and raised in Japan, I had never done Karate in my life. Karate has literally changed my way way of thinking. I've become more patient, I have more focus, and every week I pick up a bit of new wisdom. If I hadn't met Tobey Stansbury Sensei, the head instructor, my life would have never changed like this. Besides the physical techniques of Karate he also teaches Japanese Proverbs, and Japanese culture which is something that other Karate Schools do NOT offer in their daily discussions on the mat. Everyone from children to adults love to hear these "Mat Chats." I would strongly recommend Emerald City Karate to anyone who is interested in Karate and Japan.

Apr 3, 2014
Sensei Tobey runs a very well organized, traditional style dojo. Low student-teacher ratio is most beneficial and made for a great training session. His passion for karate and his students is evident in all he does in the dojo. I would highly recommend Emerald City Karate if you are interested in Karate.

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