As someone who likes to be honest and balanced in my states, I will endeavor to do so. Here are my complaints. I was not given a copy of the paper I signed which should be customary, one would think.
There was a rush to get the customer, myself, to sign. There was no clear explanation of this being a 3-year binding contract, which is quite long, and no informing of the customer, myself, that there was a shorter 18 month contract.
In reality, I was not verbally given adequate information and was rushed to sign a written agreement of which I did not get a copy of that same day... I understand it is a business, and there are costs, but there are also moral obligations one must meet.
I am not questioning the ability of the master, he is very able, I am not complaining that there instructors who were students or that sometimes the class was late, because I know other classes went into others, and a martial arts master does require and demand respect and discipline.
The contracts should be shorter or people should be informed of the 18 month contract and all their obligations should be spelled out clearly... I know then there is a fear that some might not sign up, but you want students who are sure they can meet that commitment for such a long time and know what their rights are in this regard.
I do recommend this school for training, but make sure you will have the funds for 18 months and are sure your schedules will coincide, rather than relying on getting a fair sales job by the salesman, without naming any names. That is all I have to say. I have no ill feelings towards anyone.
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