International Karate
Assocation
The Japan Martial Arts Centre is a karate learning and training studio and is a member of IKA Canada. Children as young as 3 can participate. If you are a parent and considering karate, please read this parent's testimonial.
Karate is an excellent activity for self defense and confidence. It is also provides physical and cardiovascular benefits. Your program will teach you discipline, respect for others and knowledge in the martial art of karate.
You will learn the Five Dojo Kun.
Thursday May 16, 2013
Have you checked out our FACEBOOK page yet?
Why not "LIKE" it!
With weekly updates and fun facts coming up, it will surely give you your Karate Kick for the day.
Friday April 26, 2013
Some of the Medalists and Cup Finanlists from the Grand Opening and Children's Tournament. Congratulations!
Thursday April 11, 2013
THANK YOU!!
The GRAND OPENING and Children's Tournament plus Black Belt Karate Championship was a HUGE SUCCESS.
We would like to thank EVERYONE who attended, especially the Sensei's and their students from other Dojo's.
Kancho will have a personal message soon.
THANK YOU again for your SUPPORT
The philosophy behind Okuyama Karate
When a person trains two or three times a week, one's body and spirit benefit.
Training in the form of karate reflects the union with those who trained long ago. Subsequently, the person benefits form the previous karateka training and meditation.
In essence, those in the past help the person who trains in karate now. In the same fashion, the current karateka help prepare those in the future who will start karate training.
Thus the study of karate-do becomes eternal. In thre refinement of karate-do no, the student intensifies the link between the
past, present, and future of this ancient martial art.
A person helps someone in the twenty-second century by training now in karate-do.
Karate will intensify in importance to many people. Its spirit and scientific principles will be a great asset in the approaching centuries. I, as a Kancho, will teach those who are not yet born yet So, in a sense, I subtly teach the unborn.
