Kevin H.
4/6/2015
Sanjit Mandal is one of Northern California premiere Martial arts instructors. He's professional yet has a compassion for his students, as well as a passion for his art. He's great with children...
Tri-Valley Karate Pleasanton - Goju Ryu Karatedo Seiwakai
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1262 Quarry Ln Ste A
Pleasanton, CA 94566
Tri Valley Karate Pleasanton is a premier martial arts dojo located in Pleasanton, CA. They specialize in teaching Goju Ryu Karatedo to adults, teens, and children as young as 6 years old with a parent in class. The dojo prides itself on being a safe, friendly, and family-oriented environment, focusing on instilling self-discipline, self-confidence, power, flexibility, balance, core strength, and more.
The instructors at Tri Valley Karate Pleasanton have impressive credentials, including a 3x National Kata Champion leading the classes. With over 31 years of experience and affiliations with prestigious karate organizations like the All Japan Karatedo Federation Goju Kai, students are guaranteed top-notch instruction. The classes are designed to cater to different age groups and skill levels, emphasizing a holistic approach to martial arts training.
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4.514 reviewsKiran D.
9/4/2024
I wish this dojo was run professionally. There is no individual attention given to the students and no feedback is given. The classes are crowded and doesn't have enough teachers. The testing for...
John C.
11/5/2024
Going strong in the new location, the TriValley Karate Pleasanton community continues its tradition of excellent instruction, hard work, and supportive members. I love this dojo!
Linh V.
11/5/2024
Still going strong with Tri-Valley Karate in Pleasanton! Sensei is very thorough and teaching all of the forms and sparring techniques. The expectations of students are high, but you see students...
Cristy W.
11/5/2024
My family found Tri Valley Karate almost 3 years ago, with my son starting with the kids class and my husband restarting his training following an extended break. The positive impact Sensei Sanjit...
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