There is something electric in the air for 2026. Whether it’s the beachside vibes of Currimundi or the countdown to the Soke Cup (World Championships), the response has been unlike anything we’ve seen before. We’ve already surpassed the total registration numbers of previous years—and we still have weeks to go before registration closes completely! If
Congratulations to all students who successfully moved to new levels at our recent June gradings. Please see below for a full listing of results along with a few photos in class this week after cretificates and belts were presented. 12th Kyu – Yellow belt 11th Kyu – Orange belt, white stripe 10th Kyu – Orange
We had intended to reopen the dojo today…. However, due to ongoing rain, flooding and road closures we have dcided to keep the dojo closed again today. At this stage we are planning to re-open for early morning classes tomorrow. We will email everyone who is booked in for the 6am class tomorrow and post
TROPICAL CYCLONE ALFRED (UPDATE) With the delayed landfall of Tropical Cyclone Alfred and the path tracking further north than previously predicted, we have decided to keep the dojo closed tomorrow, Saturday, 8 March. * All regular classes are cancelled * Grading is postponed until next Saturday, 15 March Although the local impact has been minimal
5 Days to Go… Until The Sign-On DayAlthough most people don’t start karate with competition in mind, tournaments can be an exciting challenge and a great way to test your skills, build confidence, and develop mental and emotional resilience under pressure. With just 5 days to go until our Sunshine Coast Karate Sign-On Day, we want
7 Days to Go… Until The Sign-On DayAs we continue our countdown to the Sign-On Day, we want to take a moment to express deep gratitude for the teachers, mentors, and pioneers who have paved the way for us and future generations. Without them, we wouldn’t have the privilege of sharing Chito-Ryu Karate-Do with the
8 Days to Go… Until The Sign-On DayOne of the most rewarding parts of what we do is getting to learn from and be inspired by people of all ages and backgrounds. The dojo is a unique place where individuals come together, support one another, and grow—not just in skill but in confidence, resilience, and
9 Days To Go…Right now in the dojo, we’re gearing up for our Sunshine Coast Karate Sign-On Day – Saturday, 8 February. With just 9 days to go (at the time of writing), excitement is building as we get ready to welcome new students into our Sunshine Coast Karate community.Whilst we prepare for our Sign-On Day,
(As at 25 Aug) It’s great seeing lots of new people getting started and taking advantage of the opportunity to double their initial membership from 3 months to 6 months at no extra cost. This is one of the goals of our partnership with Project Lift, we want to help make training at Sunshine Coast
For the saftey of all members and families, we ask that when visiting the dojo please abide by these common sense safety guidelines for the carpark. Under the instruction of the body corporate for the complex, we will now have safety barriers to clearly designate the viewing area. So if you are waiting outside, please
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