BAILEY'S KARATE SCHOOL, ROME, NEW YORK, USA

	A BRIEF HISTORY
	Founded in 1980, Bailey's Karate, Rome is celebrating over 30 years of the finest in Martial Arts instruction.  The school was co-founded by Sensei Vicki Gillen, who has achieved rank of 7th Degree Black Belt, certified by the Zen-Do-Kai International Martial Arts International Organization. Sensei Vicki is still active as Master Instructor at the school. Take a photo tour through our 30 year history (click here).
	MARTIAL ARTS STYLES
	Bailey's Karate School in Rome teaches American Karate, a hybrid of traditional arts that have been combined into a more comprehensive style.  Basic kicks and kata (forms)  from Korean Tae-Kwon-do and strikes from Japanese Shotokan form the nucleus of instruction. American kickboxing and other styles, including the Blauer S.P.E.A.R. self defense system.
	SCHOOL TOUR
	Bailey's Karate offers the finest facility and training tools in the area, as well as open areas for parents where training can be watched in a comfortable environment. Take a photo tour of our facility, or log on to out live webcam feed.
	SCHOOL RULES
	To enjoy your training in complete safety and be most productive, we ask our students to follow a few simple rules: 1. Be on time for all classes. If you are going to be late, or miss a class, please call to let us know. 2. Be sure that your uniform is clean and pressed. 3. Do not misuse your ability. 4. Always be willing to help others in your school and community. 5. To assure that your training in the martial arts is safe and proper, you may not train with anyone outside the school, or enter any martial arts event without the permission of Sensei Vicki.
	STUDENT CREED
	1. "I intend to develop myself in a positive manner, and to avoid anything that would reduce my mental growth or my physical health". 2. "I intend to develop self-discipline, in order to bring out the best in myself and in others". 3. "I intend to use what I learn in class constructively and defensively, to help myself and my fellow man, and never to be abusive or offensive".