Are you looking for a Martial Arts Club that will make you feel welcome and part of the group as soon as you start your first class? Do you want to enrol you children, but want to know if the instructors are all accredited and have all had their Working with Children Check done? Would you like to train and achieve goal as a family? Imagine what it would look like training with your kid’s right next to you in the class, and the feeling you will all get when you achieve your first grade of yellow belt together. Are you an adult wondering “Can I train with GKR, will there be too many kids”
Have you ever felt the need to protect yourself, and at the same time have the thoughts of “I don’t know how”
Have you ever heard people say “Karate doesn't work in real life, or Karate won’t work if you get taken to the floor”
If you have had any of these thoughts, then we welcome you to come and train with GKR Karate. GKR Karate has been empowering both adults and children with confidence, self-discipline and physical fitness for over 30 years. Our distinctive method of teaching karate to all age groups has helped to safeguard many children against the proliferation of schoolyard bullying, and equipped adults with an inner-security that positively affects all aspects of their lives. As an organisation, our goal is to strengthen the minds and bodies of our students through the development of traditional karate skills and the improvement of personal character. We are arguably the largest Karate Club in the world, and have over 40,000 active students across Australia, UK, New Zealand and the USA. We cater for all ages, from 5 years and above and will welcome any student who is willing to learn. Our Club in constantly finding new ways to teach, Karate starting from the Basics and fundamentals that make our style so strong, right up to the way of relating Kata (self-defence forms) to real life situations, and applying what will actually save you if ever needed. We are breaking new ground with tournament coaching, training and competing with many of student’s regularly competing around Australia, Japan, UK and Europe.