Reading Wado Kai Karate

If you are interested in taking up Wado-Kai karate we offer a free trial lesson to all new students, you are also very welcome to pop by and watch a lesson.

To start, all you need are some comfortable clothes (tracksuit and trainers) and a bottle of water.

For more information about the club, karate in general and a set of FAQ's visit the karate club's website. Severe disability cannot unfortunately be catered for.

Who to contact

Contact Position: Club Secretary
E-mail: enquiries@readingwadokai.co.uk
Website: www.readingwadokai.co.uk
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Where to go

Name: South Reading Community Hub
Address: 252-260
Northumberland Avenue
Reading
Postcode: RG2 7QA
Directions to RG2 7QA

Time / Date Details

When is it on: Children - Monday: 6.30pm-7.30pm; Adults - Monday: 7.30pm-8.30pm
Time of day: Evening

Costs

Details: Your first Lesson is free, after that we have a weekly price. Juniors (up to 16) £5 Adults (16+) £6 We try to keep our prices as competitive as possible and invest any money we make back into the club. There are no contracts with our club and we operate a 'pay-as-you-train' policy. We believe this is in your best interests and fosters a responsibility for your own training. This also means that you will not have to continue to pay us if you decide that karate is not for you, or if you need to take a short break from training due to illness of other commitments. Full details at http://www.readingwadokai.co.uk/how-much-is-karate-training.htm

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Disclaimer

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