Do You Know Someone who is dissatisfied with their Martial Arts School?

The BMA "Outreach Program" is designed to assist families that are trapped (by contracts) at schools that are substandard and/or do not fully address their needs.

Buyer Beware: Consumers should take the time to shop around and develop comparisons to accurately determine the quality of a martial arts school. Unfortunately, most consumers bewildered by choices, assume the school closest to their house is good enough and after a brief introductory course, sign a multi year, non-refundable, membership contract.

"All that glitters is not gold". The problem continues to be that the martial arts industry is completely unregulated and absent of any consumer safeguards. Therefore, anyone that knows how to punch and kick, regardless of background, education, character and experience, is able to open a martial arts "school." The unfortunate result is that the martial arts industry, once revered for its virtues, is now being denigrated by a lack of standards brought on unqualified instructors.

"Quality Never Goes Out of Style". Since it's founding over a decade ago, the Boyce’s Martial Arts has become the recognized leader in Martial Arts instruction in the Winchester area. Over the years, dozens of martial arts schools have come and gone, yet Boyce’s Martial Arts Academy continues to provide hundreds of young men and woman the unique opportunity to develop physically, ethically and intellectually.

As a leader in the martial art industry, Mr. Boyce feels it is incumbent upon him to reach out to families that are, or have been previously disappointed with their martial arts experience. To this end, we are proud to announce the BMA "Outreach Program". The Outreach Program is designed to assist families that are trapped by contracts at schools that are substandard and/or do not fully address their needs.

Under the BMA "Outreach Program", Boyce’s Martial Arts Academy will honor memberships from other schools based up to 12 months, based on the following criteria:

1. Student must present valid contract from original school at the time of transition.
2. Students will be responsible to pay the difference in tuition rates (if applicable).
3. Student rank will be adjusted to meet the standards of the BMA system (which may require starting from White Belt).
4. Student will purchase any additional safety equipment that may be required.
5. Students will be placed on a 60-day trial period.

If you know someone who would be interested in the BMA "Outreach Program", please have him or her contact us at 869-5900.