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Dragon Fire Martial Arts
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citysearch c.
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When you are looking for a school, you have to ask yourself; How good is it, what is it's history, what is it's philosophy,is it a belt mill ?\r
A great deal of time and effort was employed in building Dragon Fire Martial Arts. Extreme measures were taken to get it right.\r
Many schools today are set up by individuals with dubious history, skills and motives. Do not join the first school you look at. Check out many. This school has history that precedes World War II. It's black belts have had to meet a very high standards. It is not only important to know who the instructors are but who their instructors were. In Dragon Fire's case, it is had to argue with the credentials of the founders instructor. Myung Kyu Kang is one of a few, old world, 10th Dan Grandmasters.\r
If you are looking for a Black Belt in a year reconsider your motives. You won't get one in a year at Dragon Fire. But when you do get one, it will mean something.\r
Although I am now retired I urge you to check out this sc
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