Agape Black Belt Center
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Agape Black Belt Center
This is Master Ra and I'm very PROUD that hundreds of families all over the Rochester area are singing the praises of our programs and telling their friends and neighbors how much of a positive impact it's having on their lives. Agape Black Belt Center has become a landmark of Rochester martial arts!

Get started now and find out how you can be healthier, happier, and more confident with Agape Black Belt Center training! Our members tell us that they feel our school is more of an institution of self-improvement, physically and mentally, rather than "just" a gym or some "activity".
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Agape Black Belt Center's mission is to help strengthen students in mind, body, and spirit, resulting in individuals better equipped to handle life's challenges and to pursue a more fulfilling future. Agape is the love of God or Christ for mankind. And also called parental love. One of several Greek words translated into English as Love.
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In Korea, following the Korean War in 1945 numerous martial arts schools known as 'kwans' emerged each with their own particular style, but also with underlying similarities and philosophies. As a move toward a stronger nationalism, in 1955 several of these Kwan masters got together to form one organization that would represent a national Korean Martial Arts organization.
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Agape Black Belt Center's vision is to establish ourselves in our local community as a valued place of instruction, not only in martial arts but in life. We believe that a strong and balanced physical foundation can help foster psychological, emotional, and spiritual health as well, which are just as, if not more, important to a person's overall well-being.
10 Commandments
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There is a dress code in every place and culture. Proper attire prepares your mind before every practice. We teach the proper way to make preparations and engage in everything with a positive attitude. There are times when you cannot be on time, but it can be problematic when you start thinking that it is okay to be late.
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RESPECT is the first thing you need to have in order to be a successful martial artist. Showing respect doesn't only apply to your Instructor; you must also show respect to your parents, teachers, and other adults around you. Having good manners is important because it's one of the things that make your parents REALLY proud of you.
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