KARATE CLASSES - DOJO WU 武

What’s Involved

Kihon (Basics)

The practice and mastery of Kihon is essential to all advanced training. This includes the practice of correct body form and breathing;

Kata (Form)

Kata is a form of ritualized self-training in which patterned or memorized movements are done in order to practice a form of combat maneuvering.

Kumite (Sparring)

Sparring is an important part of kyokushin training. High emphasis is placed on full contact sparring which is mostly done without any gloves

Kihon (Basics)

The practice and mastery of Kihon is essential to all advanced training. This includes the practice of correct body form and breathing; while practising basics such as stances, punches, kicks, blocks, and thrusts at the same time.

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Kata (Form)

Kata is a form of ritualized self-training in which patterned or memorized movements are done in order to practice a form of combat maneuvering.

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Kumite (Sparring)

Sparring is an important part of kyokushin training. High emphasis is placed on full contact sparring which is mostly done without any gloves or protective equipment, especially for senior level trainings. Also called kumite in Japanese, the kumite sessions provide opportunities for the students to practice various techniques learnt. To achieve Shodan (1st Degree Black Belt) grade, a student has to complete a 20-man kumite test, comprises of twenty 1 minute fight bouts with no rest. In kyokushin, full-contact sparring is considered the ultimate test of strength, endurance, and spirit.

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Tournaments

Tournaments are a very important part of Kyokushin. Hundred of Kyokushin tournaments are held throughout the year on every continent in the world, but the largest is held in Japan which is televised on national television. The Kyokushin World Tournament (held every 4 years) is known as the Karate Olympics.

DOJO WU Karate Classes are suitable for adults and children.

    
 
 
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   KL 
 
 
 
 Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. Very experienced instructors and positive/encouraging training culture. They have also produced many champions. Highly recommended.
  
 
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   Phil Royannez 
 
 
 
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   Jamie SecondMailbox 
 
 
 
 Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. Highly recommend Dojo Wu karate lessons for parents and children to bond and keep fit!

I first joined Dojo Wu with my son 10 years ago. My son wanted to continue traditional karate which was the training he had before we relocate to Singapore.

So glad to train under Dojo Wu. I never took myself as a 'fighting' type, but I was hooked after a trial lesson which Sensei Jimmy persuaded me to try.

Each session is structured, very well rounded and adheres to the traditional karate syllabus. Yes, it's a workout - you'll pant and sweat, but you'll feel the difference in strength and flexibility after a few sessions.

Dojo Wu instructors have eyes on all levels in each class, from new to seasoned, young or old, no one is left out. They'll make sure you have improvements week after week.

All these years, we basically watched each other's kids grow up and earning their higher belts!
  
 
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   Billy Chan 
 
 
 
 Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. Very decent facilities, super good training spirits. Love it
  
 
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   Joel Ang 
 
 
 
 Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. Been training with the Dojo Wu team for over 10 years. Bunch of humble folks who come together to get better, come join us!
  
 
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   Dinesh Shetty 
 
 
 
 Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. At dojo-Wu, training is led by passion…
  
 
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   Ivan Ng 
 
 
 
 Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. Dojo Wu provides a safe and inclusive environment for anyone who is interested in and wants to train in full contact knockdown Karate. Its under the Shinkyokushin Karate organisation based in Japan and led by Kancho Kenji Midori. It has a standardised curriculum meaning that if you go to any Shinkyokushin Dojo in the world the warm up,stretching, basic strikes and movements are the same. The grading and testing is also of a high standard taking direction from Japan. Besides learning techniques such as punches to the body and different types of kicks there is sparring involved. Regular sparring done with protection such as mma gloves as well as shin guards will allow you to test your technique under pressure and in a controlled manner. This will allow you to improve and also know what you need to do to be a more effective martial artist. Sparring is normally done in one minute rounds and supervised by the black belts . This is to ensure the safety of students as well as to remind students to focus on proper technique and not to injure their sparring partners . Make no mistake it is a tough martial art that will teach values of respect and resilience and build your mental and physical toughness. If you are looking for an effective striking martial art that will improve your flexibility and toughness. Do come down and give it a try!!
  
 
  
  
 
 
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