Karate (Shotokan) School - Training for the whole family. The foremost aim of karate-do as a martial art is to build up an individuals character. It means the tough karate technique practice unites the mind and body in an infinite way of self-culture. Therefore, daily practice of karate-do should not be dedicated solely to superiority of technique and power, but to foster mutual respect among students, regardless of age and gender. Japan Karate Shoto Federation arranges its students training... Read more

We practice traditional Okinawan Goju Ryu karate. Goju Ryu, meaning hard (go) and soft (ju) style, incorporates various hard and soft techniques into one style of karate. There are hard linear striking techniques as well as soft circular movements in order to strike, block and manipulate your opponent to your advantage. Goju is not a sport, it is a martial art and as such we do not focus on competition, our focus is on self-defense as well as the training of the body and the mind. We do have... Read more

Stateway Jka Karate believes in quality training and development of the karate person. We encourage children to believe in themselves by providing an environment where the child can learn and apply the skill of karate in a positive setting. We achieve this by challenging the child in a positive manner to achieve a set of goals defined as part of the karate school curriculum. Training Times are on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 16:30 - 18:40. Read more