When I was looking for a Dojo I was trying to stay away from all those
that don't show you anything and just throw you a big sales pitch. I
guess it is good to advertise. When I went to my dojo for the 1st
time, I went to watch. I was shown what aikido had to offer. I was
asked if I had any questions and let me know that I was welcome to try
a class at any time. No sales pitch. So I joint without feeling any
pressure what so ever. Previous to that I tried Taekwondo and White
Tiger Kung Fu dojos, where they didn't show me anything, but their big
payment plan which didn't make me feel to trusting.

Later!!





On Wed, 02 Feb 2005 00:06:58 -0000, Brian Downey <akuma_ku@...> wrote:
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> I've been charged with the task of drumming up new aikidoka from my
> school for our school club, and it's been getting harder and harder to
> attract new students. What kinds of people do you feel congregate
> towards Yoshnkan Aikido and how I might introduce the dojo.
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