A singularly non-sexist place...
This is a warm, welcoming dojo filled with people who are serious and good-humored in equal measure. It is tiny, but that turns out to be an advantage in the big bad world when you can execute your techniques even when you've no room to maneuver. Often enough, but not so often as to be a drag, the dojo opens itself up to reveal its essential nature: it is a temple. None of which is the main reason this is where you ought to train. The main reason is this: it is a singularly non-sexist place in the world of martial arts.
—M. Keifetz