11/05/2026
Karate for Mental Health: Pink Shirt Day at Inglewood Dojo
This Thursday, the Global Kyokushin Organisation Inglewood Dojo is standing tall for Pink Shirt Day! We’re trading our traditional white dogi for pink to support a powerful cause.
What is Pink Shirt Day?
Pink Shirt Day is a global movement focused on ending bullying and spreading kindness. It’s a reminder that we all have a role to play in creating a world where everyone feels safe, valued, and respected—regardless of their differences.
Building Confidence to Stop Bullying
In Kyokushin Karate, we do more than just teach techniques; we build resilience and character. Here is how our practice helps students face the challenges of bullying:
* Inner Strength: Karate develops the self-assurance needed to stay calm under pressure.
* Boundaries: Students learn to carry themselves with a presence that discourages negative peer interactions.
* Respect & Empathy: By practicing the Dojo Kun, we foster a culture of mutual respect, teaching students to stand up for one another.
* Mental Fortitude: The discipline of training helps build the Budo Spirit—the grit to persevere through difficult situations.
Join us this Thursday at the Mamaku Center! Wear your pink shirt and let's show our community that there is no room for bullying in our dojos or our schools.
Kōrero Mai, Kōrero Atu, Mauri Tū, Mauri Ora – Speak Up, Stand Together, Stop Bullying!