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Martial Arts Instruction

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AZ, USA

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This scope was carved out of 327106.

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Special Interest Classes, Sports Camps, and Clinics 2027

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Performs and instructs martial arts clinics, classes, and camps for all ages for prime contractors on City of Surprise Parks and Recreation projects. Develops course descriptions, determines enrollment minimums, and establishes schedules. Provides mats, striking pads, and martial arts training gear. Requires OSHA compliance, a City of Surprise business license, and insurance. Delivers completed martial arts sessions and camps.

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