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Scott Shields Martial Arts Academy
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citysearch c.
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My kid loves it, I love it, I have been involved with the school for the last year or so. My kid is doing better in school, I feel better. The atmosphere is great, my fellow students with higher ranks are always eager to help, sifu is always answering questions and helping you understand. What else can you really say.
Being a Vet with some knowledge and growing up oversees you can identify who and what you are learning from the instant you start doing and applying. I am no spring chicken either, if the posters say fake, well, I can compare some of the stuff we do at school to some of the things I learned in my younger years in the Army, it is not SERE-C school, close, but you have a 100% advantage that you will survive the local mugger at your local city street, if that is your motive for attending the school.
I like it for the work out, the knowledge, the piece of mind that in 10 years when my daughter is in college and the cops call me, is because my insurance has to cover the poor bastard that mess with her... I can't wait for that call! Gladly paying the premium!
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