It’s hard to believe that both Robbie and Jamie have been training at Sunshine Coast Karate for 9 years now. Watching both Robbie and Jamie grow up into beautiful young men has been one of our teaching highlights. We especially love how they continue to chip away at their training one lesson a week and
It’s wonderful to see the popularity of Saturday morning training growing in the dojo. It really is a great way to start the weekend. Here are a couple of photos from the teens and adults class last Saturday. Thank you everyone for sharing your Saturday morning with us.
Is it about learning how to fight or is it about self defence? Watch this quick video where Sensei Martin explains his thoughts on the purpose of Karate.
Keahi is one of our newest leaders. Here is Keahi introducing himself before his first leadership class. We are so very proud of Keahi and how far he has come over the years from his early days starting out as a Little Champion himself. Our Little Champions are so very lucky to have Keahi stepping
Please join us to celebrate Charlie-Anne’s training anniversary of 3 years. Charlie-Anne is pictured below celebrating her 3 years of training with Sensei Martin. Well done Charlie-Anne. Keep up the great work!
Movember is the leading charity changing the face of men’s health, and this Movember Josh is joining them. Together we can make a difference for men’s health – in prostate cancer, testicular cancer, mental health and suicide prevention. Help me stop men dying too young. Support Josh here
Many things take place in the dojo. At a surface level, we learn how to punch, kick, block. We learn kata, bunkai, kumite, kobudo, nage waza. We make lifelong friendships. We challenge ourselves to refine our techniques a little more with each lesson to achieve greater levels of mastery. We step up into leadership roles
In the month of November 2021, we welcome Ben, Alex and Keahi to our Leadership Team.We are very excited to see Ben, Alex and Keahi stepping into leadership roles in the dojo. All three boys are wonderful students and are already inspiring our younger students. Keep an eye out for these three boys. There is
Please join us to celebrate Miyuki and Isabella. An amazing effort by two very special people.Isabella – 3 years of training Miyuki – 5 years of training. If you see Isabella and/or Miyuki in the dojo be sure to congratulate them.
As a young karate-ka (teenager) I kept a special folder with my karate notes, essays and grading requirement lists. Whilst I was doing a little research today I stumbled across this well-worn folder and I found a piece of writing that I thought others may appreciate. This piece of writing was shared with me as