Kids Karate
posted by smlwallin
When:
5:00 PM - 6:00 PM
Monday, March 12
This event meets weekly
Where:
Weehawken Ouray,
Ouray,
CO
81427
Description:
Karate is offered on a monthly basis- You may attend in Ridgway and/or Ouray. Payment is due first of the month, unless purchasing a 3-month or 6-month pass. You may pay on autopay, otherwise full balance is due at the time of purchase.
Pricing:
1 month: $48/$53 member/non
3 month: $44/$48 member/non
6 month: $40/$44 member/non
12 Month: $36/$40 member/non
Mondays in Ouray, Thursdays in Ridgway Join us for Karate with Sensei Burkhard Feierabend. Whether you are new to Karate or a seasoned student, the Sensei will work with your level. Taught in the kyokushin kai-kan style, similar shotokan style of karate, we welcome new students to try this exceptional experience for your mind and body! Sensei has over 42 years in karate, rank of Go-Dan.
Pricing:
1 month: $48/$53 member/non
3 month: $44/$48 member/non
6 month: $40/$44 member/non
12 Month: $36/$40 member/non
Mondays in Ouray, Thursdays in Ridgway Join us for Karate with Sensei Burkhard Feierabend. Whether you are new to Karate or a seasoned student, the Sensei will work with your level. Taught in the kyokushin kai-kan style, similar shotokan style of karate, we welcome new students to try this exceptional experience for your mind and body! Sensei has over 42 years in karate, rank of Go-Dan.
Contact: Weehawken Creative Arts
Email: questions@weehawkenarts.org
Phone: 970-318-0150
More Info: www.weehawkenarts.org
Location Details
Weehawken Ouray
1900 Main St., Unit 7- Second Flr
Ouray CO 81427 US
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