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Yang's Tae Kwon Do Academy

1611 Commonwealth Ave
Alexandria, VA 22301 703-519-5797

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Master Yang and his staff do a quality job with the kids. - Aug 06, 2013

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Onekick Martial Arts

364 S Pickett St
Alexandria, VA 22304 703-751-0000

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Virginia Okinawan Karate Dojo

6416 Grovedale Dr
Alexandria, VA 22310 703-310-9596

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This dojo is focused on teaching self defense everyone can use. Very friendly... - Oct 24, 2022

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Capitol Martial Arts Academy

6460 Landsdowne Centre
Alexandria, VA 22315 703-924-1234

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Potomac Kempo

5958 Kingstowne Ctr #110
Alexandria, VA 22315 703-206-8064

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My son, grandson and I all study at this dojo. There are numerous instructors... - Oct 11, 2023

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Seichou Karate

807 N Royal St
Alexandria, VA 22314 571-257-5401

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Sensei Romero is great for younger children and adults entirely focused on... - Aug 24, 2013

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