Take the 2-minute tour ×  I took Shidokan for several years, and
was very happy with my dojo and my sensei. I recently had to
move for work, and I know from experience that these are two of
the most important parts of your advancement. What
considerations need to be taken into account when searching for
a place to continue my training?  share|improve this question
similar answer here martialarts.stackexchange.com/a/97/93. – 
Tomas Feb 1 '12 at 14:27  3 Answers 3  up vote 17 down vote
accepted  Jack has some very good points.    • Observe a class,
or better yet, join in if you may. This is crucuial.   • Don't
sign anything, without trying it first. If they don't allow
trial classes or even spectators, this is not the place for you.
• Also, be careful about signing long term contracts, especially
if there's a clause in it that forbids you to practice somewhere
else.   • Speak to the instructor. Prepare a few questions, to
make sure this is the dojo for you. For example, if you are a
tournament fighter, you