What is Karate
Karate is a discipline through which practitioners may find clues to assist them in their own spiritual development and self exploration. It is also, importantly, a martial art, encompassing philosophical considerations of life and death, struggle and survival. It is a...
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Banff Kyokushin Karate
The Banff Kyokushin Karate Club started in August of 2001. The club practices all aspects of Kyokushin Karate with emphasis on realistic, full contact sparring. A trait that separates Kyokushin Karate from many others.
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Anyone has the ability
Anyone has the ability to train in Kyokushin Karate. The nature of this discipline enables people from a wide variety of backgrounds, skill, and age levels to participate. Students should not compare their progress with others, rather they should always consider how they are...
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About Kyokushin
Kyokushin Karate is a hard style of karate, characterized by its realistic full-contact style of fighting, it’s emphasis on graceful power in technique and it’s use of tameshiwari (board breaking) in the development of spirit and character. >> Read More
Instructors
Head instructor: Daymon Miller, Shodan (first degree black belt)
Assistant Instructor: Julie Pecsi Miller, First Kyu
Training Schedule
Monday – 7:00pm – 8:30pm ish
Thursday - 7:00pm – 8:30pm ish
What is Karate
Karate is a discipline through which practitioners may find clues to assist them in their own spiritual development and self exploration. It is also, importantly, a martial art, encompassing philosophical considerations of life and death, struggle and survival. It is a practical form of self defence, emphasizing (at the initial stages) kicks, punches, blocks and body movement. It is an intense physical activity, which directly benefits mental conditioning.
Banff Kyokushin Karate
The Banff Kyokushin Karate Club started in August of 2001. The club practices all aspects of Kyokushin Karate with emphasis on realistic, full contact sparring. A trait that separates Kyokushin Karate from many others.
Anyone has the ability
Anyone has the ability to train in Kyokushin Karate. The nature of this discipline enables people from a wide variety of backgrounds, skill, and age levels to participate. Students should not compare their progress with others, rather they should always consider how they are exploring their own limitations and attempt to break past them.