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Yi's Karate of Cherry Hill  (856) 795-2400

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This is a list of answers to "Frequently Asked Questions" asked of Yi's Karate of Cherry Hill. Our FAQ list is intended as a quick resource and may not completely address the issue in totality. If you can not find an answer to your question below or need more clarification, please contact us.

  1) What forms of payment do you accept?
  2) How much will it cost after the trial program?
  3) How often do students attend class?
  4) Is one martial art better than any other? Which is best & how do I choose?
  5) When can I or my child get started? Are there “sessions” and when do they begin?
  6) My child is already involved in other activities, can you convince us to add martial arts?
  7) Will enrolling my child in your program turn them into a bully or make them more aggressive?
  8) Does an adult need to get in shape or lose those "extra pounds" before getting started?


What forms of payment do you accept?    (top)
We accept Cash, Checks, Debit Cards, Visa, Mastercard, Discover and American Express.

PLUS

WE OFFER NO INTEREST PAYMENT PLANS !!

How much will it cost after the trial program?    (top)
The main purpose of the trial program is to give a student the chance to make decisions about their goals, desires and commitment to the martial arts and our "one of a kind " program. Once the student finishes a trial program a consultation will be held to determine what would be the best course of action moving forward with their training. Since prices vary from program to program the cost will be determined at that time depending on the program that best fits the student.

How often do students attend class?    (top)
With most students optimal progress is made by attending 2 classes per week. We do have programs that offer more classes per week, including unlimited classes in our "Black Belt Club", but two times per week is the general rule. An important fact here is that the type of program, and the amount of classes per week, are decided on an individual basis after a student completes a trial program.

Is one martial art better than any other? Which is best & how do I choose?    (top)
All martial arts styles offer great benefits to their students. No one stands out as better than the others, it is all a matter of personal preference and goals.


There are, however, differences between "traditional" and "non-traditional" styles. A traditional style is one that will develop both the physical and mental strengths in a student.(Confidence, Discipline, Self-Control, Self-Discipline, Etc.) Non-traditional styles tend to just work on just the physical attributes.


The most important component in finding a martial arts school is a place where you enjoy and feel comfortable about your training. A place where you can see yourself staying involved for years to come!
We invite you to try out a class for yourself or your child. Or maybe stop in and talk to other students and/or parents. We would like to earn your trust and to be the school you choose to guide you along the powerful journey of martial arts training!!


When can I or my child get started? Are there “sessions” and when do they begin?    (top)
Because of our unique personal method of introducing new students to our program, anyone can start at any time. During the first few weeks of classes new students are gently and carefully instructed in one on one sessions where they learn the basics and fundamentals. Once a student reaches a comfortable level (usually within the first 2 weeks) they are transitioned into the class with the rest of the students.

My child is already involved in other activities, can you convince us to add martial arts?    (top)
Training in the martial arts will be a lifetime benefit and can become a life long activity for your child! They will experience increased focus, concentration, and self confidence which will carry over into their school work and life.

Breaking down a long term goal and accomplishing it step-by-step is a valuable tool and a wonderful way to empower your child. The physical skills they learn will help give them an edge in any other sport in which they may participate. It is also a great tool in learning how to stand up for and defend themselves if ever faced with danger and may even save their life. Plus their increased confidence will assist them in resisting peer pressure!

Involving your child in martial arts will give them many tools to succeed in life!


Will enrolling my child in your program turn them into a bully or make them more aggressive?    (top)
NO, an important and basic part of martial arts training is learning self control and respect for others. Students are taught responsibility with their martial arts skills!

From the 1st class students are taught that they should ONLY use their skills if in an actual dangerous situation requiring them. With their training, children feel pride about themselves & their new skills. They walk a few inches taller after experiencing the inner strength developed with our program. With this inner pride and confidence, other kids tend to pick on or bother them less. If someone is teasing them or trying to start a fight, they learn to walk away and not bother with that person.

Not only will they not become a bully but they will become much less of a target for bullies!


Does an adult need to get in shape or lose those "extra pounds" before getting started?    (top)
No, not at all! Martial arts training can help you lose those pounds, get in shape and also be a very powerful part of your fitness plan! Every student is encouraged to work at their own level and with each class, as you gradually improve your physical condition, the stretching and exercises will become easier and noticeable progress will be seen. Also, working for and earning new belts is a very powerful tool to help you stay motivated and active in working toward very concrete and tangible goals. The belt ranking system can be the tool that works for you even if you have not been able to stick with traditional exercise programs in the past.

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