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Established over 40 tears,Three Family fist has the expertise ,and caring approach to teaching an all inclusive martial art. We cater for adults, children also we do private one to one tuition for those who work shifts or cant get to a class. We cater for beginners at all times please What's App to book into one of our classes or to book a trial private lesson. Our full time gym at the Kickstop Whiffler road Norwich has plenty of parking. Anyone looking to earn a new martial art will be welcomed by our friendly group of professional instructors and friendly atmosphere. We look forward to seeing you soon Sifu Mark and Judi.
United Kingdom
Three family fist is a great place to build your confidence and mark is a great instructor I would highly recommend this to any ages. I have trained with mark for many years and it has changed me a lot for the better. 👍 Tom
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