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Learn Karate

Napier | Hastings | Taradale | Havelock North | Meeanee

SHINKYOKUSHINKAI

This year, we celebrate our 25th anniversary!

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For over a quarter of a century, we’ve helped thousands of people discover the art of Karate—building confidence, mastering self-defence, and enhancing overall health, fitness, and well-being.

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Join us and experience Karate as it’s taught in the heart of Japan. Whether you’re a complete beginner or a seasoned practitioner, our safe and welcoming environment is the perfect place to develop both physical strength and inner confidence, while learning to excel as part of a team.

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Ready to learn Karate? Start with a FREE lesson today—no obligation! See our 2025 anniversary offer.

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Find a Class Close to You - Your path to mastery begins here.

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Ideal for all ages and abilities

Try a FREE lesson today and give it a go, there's something for everyone. 

Train at your own pace, learn at your own speed, you won't be the only beginner in class.

Workout Facility
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Community

Member accreditation to the largest New Zealand, Japan-based and

World Karate Organisations for training and competition.

Our Methods

Training

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Kihon

"Kihon" means "basics". This is the foundation of all Karate training and covers empty-handed strikes, blocks, kicks, stances and movement.

Kata

"Kata" means "patterns" or "forms". Kata incorporates various Kihon techniques starting from simple to more complex combinations. 

Kumite

"Kumite" means "sparring". This is where you train with a partner, using the techniques learned from the Kihon and Kata. 

Competition

There are three competition streams: Kata, non-contact and full-contact Kumite. Students have access to the largest local and international competitive arenas.

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