Fake Testimonials & Recycled Martial Arts Websites

As a consumer in martial arts education is it obvious when a school has imagery that misrepresents who is training there and what they personally get out of it?

For example, how do all these different schools from across the United States all have the same people testifying how great their individual experience has been?

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http://www.bellinghammartialarts.com/muay  Bellingham, Washington

http://www.martialartsplusinc.com/hopewell-muay-thai/index.php Hopewell, New Jersey

http://www.bellinghammartialarts.com/bjj/  Bellingham, Washington

http://www.intlmac.com/buena-park-brazilian-jiu-jitsu/  Buena Park, California

http://www.fishkillkarate.com/fitness_kickboxing/   Fishkill, New York

http://www.extremekarate.com/fitness-kickboxing/index.php   Rockledge, Pennsylvania

http://www.richmondmartialarts.com/fitness-kickboxing/  Ashland, Virginia

http://www.bellinghammartialarts.com/fitness-kickboxing/   Bellingham, Washington

http://www.fmalahabra.com/fitness-kickboxing/  La Habra, California

http://www.frankfortmartialarts.com/fitness-kickboxing/  Frankfort, Illinois

http://www.kungfutaichibocaraton.com/mixed-defense-tactics/  Boca Raton, Florida

http://www.buffalogrovekravmaga.com/buffalo-grove-krav-maga/  Buffalo Grove, Illinois

http://www.winwithkarate.com/krav-maga/  Flower Mound, Texas

http://www.fraziermartialartsorange.com/krav-maga/  Orange, California 

http://www.bellinghammartialarts.com/self-defense/  Bellingham, Washington

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There are many more examples out there.

Believe me: Sean Mazzola, Jennifer Sanders, Jessica L., and Cassidy H., Espinozo Garcia, Frank Caldwell, Keith Leggio have never stepped inside any of these schools.

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Testimonial

When I first decided to join UMA, it was a massive leap out of my comfort zone. I can attest that at whatever level you join UMA, whether it’s athletically gifted, or Average Joe, the course structure of UMA is undoubtedly welcoming, inviting, and fits those who want to learn or sharpen their skills. My initial goal was to lose weight and hopefully not embarrass myself. I started at UMA at 200 lbs in 2014 and now after almost 2 years I am at 165, far more lean and muscular than when I started, and on top of that I gained confidence, discipline, and a skill set that I have no doubt I could use to defend myself or others if needed. I began with the striking classes on Tuesdays and Thursdays and got comfortable, but I found myself wanting more, so I started attending the grappling class, then eventually the weapons class. I not only accomplished my weight loss goals, I found a lifelong passion. I never considered martial arts as something I would venture into, but Rob’s enthusiasm and passion for martial arts inspired me to continue. The students were just as impressive, I never felt out of place. From day one, those in attendance were willing to work with me and teach me, I did not feel as though my lack of training hindered someone else’s progress. Since my first day, I have continued the same level of respect and eagerness to work with and teach new students that I was shown in my early training.
My experience at UMA has had a massive impact on my life and I can’t even begin to put it into words, I am struggling to make this concise enough to be a window into my experience and not a novel. This testimonial is just a small attempt at helping someone else possibly find what they are looking for. If you want practical self-defense instruction from a knowledgeable instructor at a ridiculously affordable price (especially considering the cashback rebate), Unbridled Martial Arts is the place to go. Thanks Rob!

~ Michael Leach, Cook, Prepared Foods, Wholefoods

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