1922
Okinawan Roots
Karate evolved from Okinawan fighting traditions and local training methods, shaped by discipline and practical self-defense.
Where karate comes from—and why tradition still matters today.
1922
Karate evolved from Okinawan fighting traditions and local training methods, shaped by discipline and practical self-defense.
1930s
Karate spread to mainland Japan and became organized into styles, dojos, and structured curricula.
Today
A balanced practice of technique, fitness, character development, and community—open to all ages.
Our dojo respects tradition—but trains for real progress: consistent practice, clear goals, and a supportive community.
Karate is more than technique. It’s character, mindset, and community.
We treat training partners, coaches, and the dojo with care—because progress is built together.
Small actions done consistently. Focus on fundamentals and your results will follow.
We improve step-by-step, through feedback, repetition, and measurable goals.
Show up, try, fail, learn. Confidence comes from doing the work.
We train to be calm under pressure, respectful in victory, and humble in learning.
Experienced, supportive coaching—with clear structure and real progress.
Head Coach
Focus on fundamentals, discipline, and long-term athlete development.
Assistant Coach
Supportive, structured training with a focus on confidence and fitness.
Youth Coach
Fun, safe sessions that build coordination, respect, and teamwork.
Choose the group that fits your age and goals. Beginners are always welcome.
Fun, safe sessions that build coordination, discipline, and confidence.
Structured training with clear progression in technique and mindset.
A balanced approach: fundamentals, fitness, and technique refinement.
Personalized coaching for faster progress and specific goals.