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Homann Karate Do Incorporated
Program Name: Homann Karate DO Incorporated
Program Address: 1245 East North Street, Crown Point IN
Contact Phone: (219) 661-0085
Website: http://www.hkdchampions.com
Detail: Brand New 6000 Square Foot State of the Art Facility. We are the karate school that was located on the square. The new Crown Point Library is in our old location. Serving Crown Point Community Since 1996.
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Homann Karate DO Incorporated, Crown Point IN
Program Address: 1245 East North Street, Crown Point IN
Contact Phone: (219) 661-0085
Website: http://www.hkdchampions.com
Detail: Brand New 6000 Square Foot State of the Art Facility. We are the karate school that was located on the square. The new Crown Point Library is in our old location. Serving Crown Point Community Since 1996.
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