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New Jersey Martial Arts >> Keyport After School Martial Arts >> Key Karate Program Name: Key Karate
Program Address: 335 Maple Pl, Keyport NJ
Contact Phone: (732) 543-2388
Website: http://www.keykarate.com
Detail: Okinawa Isshinryu Karate Dojo at Key-Karate Eric Segura 6th Dan, Okinawa Isshinryu Karate Kobudo Association Training & Teaching since 1976, Started with Grand Master Bucholtz, Sho Dan by the late Master Don Bohan, Trained in Okinawa numerous times, with Grand Master Angi Uezu, total time spent in Okinawa 4.5 years
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