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Paradise, CA 95969

PH:: 530-877-2073

 

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DOJO PHILOSOPHY

Our aim is to foster the growth of legitimate karate, to foster a sound mind, a proper spirit, a sound philosophy, and to improve the physical well-being of our members through the art of karate.

Our school practices Shoto-Kan style. developed from traditional style Japanese karate, the shoto-kan system is considered the most modern and scientific method used today.  It's founder, Master Gishin Funakoshi, utilized university students majoring in physical education and engineering to help him examine karate from an academic standpoint.  As a result of that study, they combined the various styles and techniques into a scientific and rational form which today compromises the shoto-kan karate system.

Karate is an art form.  It is a sport.  It is a method of self-defense. It is physical exercises to improve coordination and body condition.  Some students go so far as to claim that karate has enhanced their intellectual, emotional and social lives.  There are limits in the strength of our body and mind but with proper and systematic training these limitations can be overcome.  Karate is also a martial art.  It was devised to strengthen our weaknesses and limitations.  In time, a person can learn to sense danger or attack and use karate as an effective means of self defense.  It is this aspect of karate that puts it apart from other sports and makes it a martial art.  There are no secrets or magic in karate.  It is an individual experience.  You simply get in return what you put into it.  It is something that anyone can learn!

 

 

 

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