The Biggest Event to Hit the Martial Arts Industry Since Bruce Lee

Sept. 3, 2010 - PRLog -- When Bruce Lee exploded onto the screen, he brought martial arts into the main stream.  Now, ShoDan Karate, of West Warwick Rhode Island, has brought the main stream into your home with the shodan-karate.com online learning program!

                      “In this technological age when you can complete a college education online or even find a spouse, why shouldn’t you be able to receive a quality, traditional karate education online too?” asks Jeremy Brousseau, a 6th degree black belt and the owner of ShoDan Karate.  After months of development and testing, Jeremy is offering just that.  ShoDan Karate has managed to create a first of its kind, comprehensive and high quality online distance learning program at http://www.shodan-karate.com/ that offers the opportunity to learn karate and progress in rank just as if you were in a physical dojo! Check out this short video for a better idea of what they offer http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6k3ZgYLewuk



                     Some of the people that Mr. Brousseau believes will benefit the most from this revolutionary program are:
             •   Anyone who wants to learn karate but would prefer to do so in the comfort and privacy of their own home
             •   People tired of spending hundreds, if not thousands, of dollars per month for their family to train.
             •   Business professionals who’s schedules prevent them from attending a traditional dojo
             •   Working parents who haven’t the time to get their children to the local studio
             •   Military service members and families who have to move every few years

                      For more information about the ShoDan Karate online program or to join simply go to shodan-karate.com to learn more!

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ShoDan Karate is the first and only source for high quality, online, traditional karate instruction. We provide seperate programs for youth and adults as well as a social network to allow our students to interact with their instructors and their peers.