- High Costs and Contracts: They typically charge high fees and may require long-term contracts from students.
- Promotion for Profit: Rapid promotions and frequent belt testing, often for additional fees, regardless of the students' skill level.
- Lack of Qualified Instructors: Instructors may have questionable credentials or ranks, and the quality of teaching is often poor.
- Emphasis on Winning Competitions: A strong focus on winning trophies or competitions, sometimes to the detriment of actual skill development.
- Overpromising Results: Claims of guaranteeing black belts within a short period or making unrealistic promises about the effectiveness of their training.
McDojos are often criticized for diluting the quality of martial arts training and exploiting students for financial gain rather than genuinely teaching effective martial arts skills. #KarateChronicles
PS: more indeeth in future posts.
