November 2006
The city's best loot By Jennifer Cranston
Kids & Parents Guide › Sports
The Etobicoke Dojo
- 78 Six Point Rd. (at Islington) • View on map »
- Etobicoke
- 416-234-8122
Watch him bring a boisterous group of four-year-olds to instant attention and it becomes clear that the sensei, Paulo Cardoso, has a way with kids. As parents marvel from the sidelines, Cardoso puts his pint-sized charges through the basics of karate and jiu-jitsu, weaving in messages about bullying and self-defence. Kids move through levels (from white to black belt) at their own pace, but most need about three months to master all the moves.
- Hours:
- fall–spring M–Sa, summer M–F; hours vary
- How much:
- three months $285; one-year membership $720
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