Kyokushin Ground Fighting Class (Judo/BJJ Based)

Book in to try a free class or contact us today to secure your place in our training academy. Kyokushin Karate Club is for Teenagers and Adults from beginners to black belts.

Kyokushin Karate Club teaches students the karate techniques of the IFKKA Syllabus. Classes are well structured and are run in a safe and friendly environment.

Benefits of Kyokushin Karate

Karate is for everyone regardless of age, gender or ability.

It is a multi disciplined activity as within karate you have many disciplines comprising formal moves known as kihon, set combinations known as renraku and formal patterns / sequences of movements known as kata, self defence and application of techniques known as bunkai and / or goshin jutsu.

Kumite / sparring is varied and includes; point sparring, freestyle sparring, clicker kumite, jiyu kumite (free fighting) and knockdown sparring (adults and teenagers over 16 years). Together with strengthening and general fitness exercises comprising of circuits, skipping, bag, shield and focus mitt work to develop core strength and stamina.

KKC Karate encourages positive thinking and doing one’s best with an emphasis on teaching all students the importance of treating others with respect and courtesy regardless of ability, grade, gender or age.

Students find the classes very rewarding as the classes are designed to challenge the participant and bring out the best in them. Physical activity is important in the development of general health, wellbeing and forms part of a healthy lifestyle

Strength, fitness, flexibility, general body conditioning, confidence and self defence are just some of the benefits of learning Kyokushin Karate.

You will achieve all this and more with KKC Karate.

Kyokushin Karate Grading

Once enrolled, you will be trained in the techniques of Kyokushin Karate.

Ususally after a minimum of three months training, once a solid understanding of techniques is attained, students are eligible to attend their first grading to assess their development in Karate.

Grading’s are normally held quarterly in March, June, September & December (or as determined by the IFKKA).