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Shudokan School Of Karate
Program Name: Shudokan School of Karate
Program Address: 16552 Se Mcloughlin Blvd, Portland OR
Contact Phone: (503) 491-3241
Website: http://shudokankarate.net/
Detail: Karate empowers younger students by teaching them how to concentrate and to focus their positive energy constructively, which benefits them at school and at home. Students enjoy improved coordination, physical strength and flexibility, which leads to a sense of security and confidence.
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Shudokan School of Karate, Portland OR
Program Address: 16552 Se Mcloughlin Blvd, Portland OR
Contact Phone: (503) 491-3241
Website: http://shudokankarate.net/
Detail: Karate empowers younger students by teaching them how to concentrate and to focus their positive energy constructively, which benefits them at school and at home. Students enjoy improved coordination, physical strength and flexibility, which leads to a sense of security and confidence.
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