When you want your kid to be self sufficient in almost everything you enroll them into a martial arts or a karate program. Karate was originally created for self-defense, but today lots of people practice karate as a way to build physical and mental strength. Learning these skills helps build character, self-confidense and helps kids to become independent. Practicing martial arts is also a very good way of consuming unused energie. Visit http://www.karatebros.com/ to find out about karate and programs for kids and adults of all ages and levels. At this Dojo you will learn a unique mix of traditional Japanese/Okinawan Karate [JKA] and modern Sport Karate [WKF] Shotokan Style developed by Gichin Funakoshi in early XX century.

Okinawa Dojo by KarateBros is official representative and club member of USA Karate [USANKF – Olympic Governing Body for the Sport of Karate] in Denver, Colorado and also Funakoshi Shotokan Karate Association [FSKA] affiliated club.

How to attain mastery in Karate?
Karate practice just like any other sport or activity requires a lot of patience and hard work. Students gradualy learn new techniques and improve their strength, focus and understanding of pricniples that martial art of karate teaches us. It is important for parents to be patient, motivate and stimulate their kids to practice. Learning to stick with what you started and never quit is a very important skill obtained at early age that will help, as a child gets older. Once a student realizes that hard work and patience leads to an improvemnet in any field whether it is karate practice or school rankings, a student will be rewarded with the feeling of accomplishment and success causing the enhancement and rise of confidence.

If you want to learn Karate from a good master you will have to do some research. There is many martial arts schools around us nowadays. Only when you search for the best you will come to knowledge of the basic difference between so called “McDojo” and a professional Karate Dojo. It is always great to visit a Dojo or a martial arts school, watch a class, get a feeling for the energy at the Dojo, get to know instructor and witness the training process. Always try a free class before enrolling your kid to a karate club. Only by comparing you can select the best Dojo that suits the best for you and your kids.

Is karate an individual or a group sport?
To the naked eye a person may see karate as an individual sport. Of course it is a one-on-one fight between two men, but no one ever talks about the other people they see before the fight starts. There is a whole team behind the scenes – the coaches [Sensei], assistant instructors [Sempai], sparring partners who challenge and motivate and help athletes rise together, masseuses and physical therapy professionals who keep athletes body in good health and tune, families and friends who support athletes every day by bringing them to training sessions and events, providing mental and financial support, sponsors who invest funds into competition team and individuals.

So the question still remains: should karate or any other martial art be considered an individual or team sport?
My answer is definitely team.

At KarateBros we dedicated and focused on our students progress and success. Based on our experience, not all the kids or, should I say, only a few will become professional karateka [a person who practices karate]. Karate is a lifelong journey and the journey continues even outside of the Dojo. Many ex students come back to us after taking a break because they miss karate in their life. They miss the atmosphere we were able to creete at the Dojo, those moments of realizing that their hard work or like people say “sweat, blood and tears” show its’ results. They find themselves surrounded by likeminded people, respectfull, motivated, happy and full of energy karate practitioners.

A strong foundation is essential for any individual. Whether you want your child to gain confidence, become stronger, more focused, be able to stand up for themselves or to see your kid as a professional karate athlete – check out Okinawa Dojo by KarateBros. The art of karate is gaining global attention with Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games, as Olympic Committee included karate as five additional sports for the first time in history. So fasten your seat belt and join Okinawa Dojo by KarateBros for a lifetime transformation.

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Contact Information:
Website: https://karatebros.com/
Email: [email protected]
Phone: 303-547-7248
Address: 3425 S Oleander Ct. Denver, CO 80224