Victor Altamirano

It all depends if n the student. My many years of experience allow me to easily help the student on what they seem to have the most difficulty with. I encourage questions, for I find them to be a great tool towards achieving complete understanding of any topic.

As a language teacher, I studied Spanish in Mexico City, from kindergarten to middle school. I continued my studies here and I've worked as a translator for two companies. 

As a martial arts instructor, I'm currently a Muay Thai t acher at a MMA gym. I studied taekwondo do for ten years, Muay Thai for 5 years, and jiu jitsu for 5 years. All which I'm still practicing. I'm also currently an MMA fighter for the LFA. 

depends on what your goal is and what is affordable for the student.

I started teaching at the age of 13. I started by helping out with the 4-6 year olds at my old taekwondo school.

ive worked with kids as young as 3, to people as old as 60.

 I have worked with people who are completely new to any physical activity, as well as high level athletes from other sports.

i witness a kid that I teach who was able to effectively win a sparring match against another very experience student. After having a difficult time adapting to the sport.

When it comes to martial arts, be sure that  your instructor is well experience and qualified. It is s dangerous sport, and if not taught or practiced correctly, it can take a toll on your body.

any injuries, or learning difficulties. As well as concerns or medical conditions