Welcome and thank you for taking the time to find out more about our Karate classes.
We have been instructing in the local area since 1999, our classes are held at Glendenning, Hassall Grove, Ropes Crossing, Quakers Hill, The ponds and Castle Hill.

You can find out about your Sensei on our Website.

Our club is a member of The International Martial arts Alliance and the Australian Federation of Traditional Karate. Sensei Marty and Scott are also members of the Japanese Karate Federation in Japan.

All instructors hold nationally and internationally recognised grades.
All instructors are Senior First Aid accredited.
All Instructors hold Working with Children Certificates as required by law.

Our classes focus on traditional Okinawan (Japanese) Karate, our instructors and students attend numerous seminars (Karate and external) every year both here and overseas so you can be assured that we are only teaching the correct and latest techniques.

 What to expect As a white belt you will learn basic block, strikes and kicks and one set pattern of moves.

 Grading Generally your first grading is at around 10 weeks (1 class a week) as long as you know the basics you practice in class.

Regular training is a must for students to be able to learn at a steady pace.  Karate will instil in your child qualities such as respect, self esteem, dedication, and discipline and through Karate your child will also learn leadership skills by taking a responsible approach to teaching lower graded and younger students under the guidance of club instructors.

 As a parent, your child relies on you to get them to class on time, we also rely on you to ensure they get to classes on a regular basis, this allows the student to learn at a steady pace. A student that comes one week and not the next two and does this constantly will never learn what they need to know and it reinforces the lack of dedication needed to complete a goal. This also holds other students back when we have to keep teaching the same things to the same students

Students should always arrive at class before the start time, arriving late disrupts the class.
Remember, if you are feeling sick, do not attend class.

 Your first lesson is free to try.
Initial membership is $80.00 per person and this includes the cost of your Embroidered Karate uniform, then every 12 months a membership renewal fee of $55.00 per student is required & this primarily covers your insurance fees. If membership is not renewed prior to running out then the full $70 fee is charged and training ceases until it is paid as you are not covered under the clubs insurance policy. Class fees are $130 per school term. This is due in the first week of the term. Late fees apply. Grading fees are $70

 Class sign in: Our club employs a computerised finger scanner to sign students into class, this is to speed up the sign in process and get the class started on time. This also counts attendance and informs us when a student has met the minimum amount of classes to be eligible to attend a grading. If the student does not scan their finger then they may miss out on a grading.

We do employ safe work practices to ensure student and instructor safety, these can be found on our web site and attached to our newsletters. All members/parents are required to read these.

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