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Karate is making its debut at the Tokyo 2020 Olympics. Make sure you check out the top athletes from around the world in both Kata and Kumite events. This is an important moment for the Karate community. We encourage members to follow and keep up to date with Karate news across the world. There has been tremendous success by the WKF, in building an online community of engaged Karate-Ka as the report illustrates.

The place to learn true Wado-Kai Karate Technique. The club that established Karate in Northern Ireland. We hold other Karate classes, in other parts of Northern Ireland to provide access for as many people as possible. Check out our clubs page for details. You can purchase DVD's showing the full range of Wado-Kai techniques with revised and modern application not shown in other Wado style publications.
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In historical terms, the martial art of Karate was most influenced by the chinese fist arts, although the origins of Karate can be traced back to the first Olympic Games in 776 B.C. which included an event called the 'Pankration', a form of unarmed combat involving punching, kicking and throwing.

Karate-do as we know it today follows that art of unarmed combat developed on the island of Okinawa, which was invaded by the Japanese in the early part of the 17th Century.The invasion included a ban on all weapons, and consequently the islanders, learning unarmed combat techniques from Chinese experts on the island, developed the unique Okinawan Karate - the art of training the hands and feet as lethal weapons.
When are classes held? It has the days and times for the clubs near you. 2. Can I try out a class first to see if it suits? We normally offer a taster class to see if you want to become a member. Feel free to come along before one of the classes and speak with the Sensei (instructor) to find out more.
Setup and managed by Parents and officials the support committee has tasked itself to; Raise support funds to help Young members develop their full potential in Karate We keep our members updated on amounts raised through our various initiatives. Many thanks to all our members, friends, families and supporters.
The dream begins with a teacher who believes in you, who tugs and pushes and leads you to the next plateau, sometimes poking you with a sharp stick called "truth". The teacher who is indeed wise does not bid you to enter the house of his wisdom, but rather leads you to the threshold of your mind. The Northern Ireland Karate-Do Wado-Kai enjoys the instruction from the highest qualified karate Practitioner in Ireland.
An important element for any organisation, particularly one that teaches children and vulnerable adults. We aim to provide a culture of serious study of Karate, in a structured and safe environment for all members. Our designated child protection officer is Gary Patterson, who can be contacted anytime (using the contact details on our clubs page), if you have any concerns or questions relating to child protection.
Reviews (2)
Belfast Lad
Belfast Lad
Aug 06, 2018
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Extremely friendly down to earth people....1st class training if your aiming to be the best
Rod McCrory
Rod McCrory
Nov 30, 2016
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20+ years since training here. A little older, less flexible, bigger, slower, all of this can be fixed (except getting older ) but having fun getting back into it.