I need to first point out, that Grandmaster Chu is one of the nicest men you will ever meet. But also one of the most skilled, and most especially in every ""Art"" he teaches. \r
When I had first met Grandmaster Chu, I had been interested in Martial Arts for many years. I studied with Grandmaster Chu for nearly 4 years, and those years were the most enlightening for me. And those years, I would not trade for anything, because I am positively, a completely different person since. \r
While I was one of his students, Grandmaster Chu actually brought a few ""Masters"" to America, to instruct classes, from his original home in Korea, and every one of ""those Masters,"" were as kind and considerate, as Grandmaster Chu always is.\r
Grandmaster Chu is also very aware of every class, and personally gets to know (as much as any student will allow), each and every one of his students. If I may say this with deep respect, Grandmaster Chu becomes more than just your teacher, he becomes your friend. \r
Grandmaster Chu is very a patriotic US citizen, he teaches respect for parents, patience, inner strength, and I would most recommend his school to anyone - from very young children, even to the older generation.\r
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Pros: ""There is always 'positive attitudes' permeating throughout the school.""
Cons: ""Honestly, I can not think of any.""
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