Maybe I should start keeping a karate journal and it would help clear my vision, help me see things as they are. I did that some when I first started training, some 20+ years ago. I read through it when I was asked to submit a ‘Karate Training Resume’ for my school’s association. They needed an idea where to place me, rank-wise. It was fun to read.
My kids and I should start this. Something else we can do together.
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“Your Karate School Search – An Open Letter” for those who ask me about what I do.
Sunday, January 8th, 2006Finally, I wrote a piece that’s a guide to choosing a karate school. It’s offered as a free download on my school’s website home page, so we can easily direct the people who ask about learning karate to it. Link to it on your site, if you want. If you’ll use the complete letter unchanged you can put it anywhere – electronic or print.
Alternatively, go to this website for ezine articles where it is presented in text or ready for a web page, your choice:
http://ezinearticles.com/?expert=Bryan_Hix
The letter on the school’s website, and the direction to it, is one way to promote our school. This site wasn’t started with the idea of discussing school promotion and I won’t here. But the letter is a good way to get the brain thinking about what you (and your prospects) think a good karate school should be.
What did I leave out? What should a good karate school be to you? Lemme know.
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