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We Provide the Facilites For Student

saturday special training

There will be special training on every Saturday.

monthly training Discussion

Training discussion will be held every month with the management.

Monthly Parents meeting

Parents meeting will be held every month.

Frequently Asked Questions

The benefits of Karate practice are huge!, Karate can increase your physical strength, coordination, balance, flexibility and stamina. Whatever you do in your life becomes a little easier because of karate. Karate not only trains your body but also trains your mind! It improves self-awareness, discipline, confidence and will power. Not only will you become more confident that you can defend yourself, but your confidence will increase to deal with all of life's trials.

We don't take any charge (cost) for it. we are providing absolutely free.

All students are required to wear a karate uniform (Gi) to class.students will need to have a plain white t-shirt under their uniform top!

ABSOLUTELY NOT! Most of our new students do not have any experience, and that is 100% fine! We’ll be able to help you along every step of the way to your success!

Age 8 seems about the perfect age to start karate. Students younger than 8 years old need to ‘Try Out’ to see if Karate is a good fit for them. We do have a few 6 and 7 year old kids that have shown that they have developed far enough to pay proper attention and sit still enough to listen without causing distraction for the other students. The style we do for Self Defense and that is sometimes just not possible to teach a 6 and 7 year old in an effective manner.

That is a very common question that has an easy answer. Whenever you have time! We suggest setting aside at least 1 hour per week for practicing outside of class, that is only 10 minutes per day! Obviously the more you practice, the better you will become. The more you practice outside of class, the less repeating we need to do during class to have you caught back up to speed from the previous sessions!

Most world karate champions, like any top athlete, were probably well-coordinated natural athletes before they began their karate training. Most of us, however, come to karate in order to become more coordinated and physically fit. So the brief answer is, “not very”. Even if you feel like the world’s biggest klutz you can still practice karate. By doing so, your coordination and fitness will greatly improve.

Instructors are addressed as “Sensei”. Sensei is a Japanese title of respect (sort of like “Sir” or “Mister”). It means “teacher” and is literally translated as “before birth” which infers that the instructor is someone older than yourself. In this case we are speaking of “karate age”. In other words, an instructor is someone who has more karate experience than yourself. Sensei and “Master” are titles which people use to refer to or address someone else. It is considered very improper to refer to oneself as Sensei or Master.