Life lessons are an integral part of karate training.

We talk about discipline, respect, good manners, commitment and perseverance, and many other important aspects of human existence.

In times when children are encouraged to believe that there are no differences between right and wrong, one important function of karate is to help young students to become good citizens and decent human beings.

Karate training requires prolonged focus.

Almost all of our adult students and parents of our young students have reported improvement in their cognitive abilities due to karate training.

“Don’t tell me the sky’s the limit when there are footprints on the moon.”

What kids will never hear in our public schools, they will learn at our dojo. Karate is not a group sport where you can always blame others for your failure or to take credit for achievements that you did not contribute to whatsoever.

Real, traditional karate is an art of self-belief, positivism, risk taking, and heroic courage. Through hard training, karate practitioners can forge themselves into individuals with tremendous mental strength and extraordinary emotional stability.

Our adult students are consistently educated on the significance of high intensity training.

Without engaging in high intensity activities, there is almost no difference between being completely sedentary and exercising like most people do.

Unlike most gym training programs, karate training guarantees high intensity training every single class.