By March 1902, the Bartitsu Club was no longer active as a martial arts school; wrestler and journalist Percy Longhurst subsequently suggested that both the enrollment and tuition fees had been too high.
By March 1902, the Bartitsu Club was no longer active as a martial arts school. The precise reasons for the Club's closure are unknown, but wrestler and journalist Percy Longhurst subsequently suggested that both the enrollment fees and tuition fees had been too high.