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Welcome to the Family Karate School in Whitby, a proud member of the Family Karate Schools Association Kazoku Kai, established in 1994 and led by Hanshi Lou DeAdder, 8th Dan. Our traditional open style of Japanese/Okinawan Karate, known as 'Kazoku Kai', focuses on creating a family-oriented environment for individuals and families of all ages to train together, starting from 7 years old and up.
At Family Karate School, we offer classes for adults, teens, and children, focusing on physical fitness, weight loss, self-defence, respect, discipline, and motivation. Our classes not only develop martial arts skills but also character-building traits such as respect, confidence, self-esteem, and discipline, all of which carry over to everyday life.
Training at Family Karate School involves increasing physical fitness, mental awareness, attention span, flexibility, agility, balance, listening skills, and learning to handle confrontations. Self-defence is a key aspect of our curriculum, with the motto 'Confidence is knowing you do not have to fight'. Students receive a FREE Student Manual upon joining, which outlines the requirements from White Belt to Black Belt, helping them track their progress.
Our instructors at Family Karate School are dedicated to motivating and setting both short and long-term goals for students to work towards. With a focus on building confidence and instilling values of respect and discipline, our school aims to empower students both inside and outside the dojo.
Join us at Family Karate School in Whitby for a transformative martial arts experience that focuses on physical and mental well-being, self-improvement, and family unity. Contact us today to learn more about class times, locations, fees, and enrolment. We look forward to welcoming you to our dojo and helping you achieve your martial arts goals.
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We offer all ages classes for adults, teens, and children starting at age 7, so families can train together. Our Whitby school is one of our three schools.
We study a traditional open style of Japanese/Okinawan Karate called Kazoku Kai, which translates to The Association of Family. We aim for a family-oriented environment for members and their families to train together.
Students receive a FREE Student Manual upon joining, which lists the requirements from White Belt to Black Belt so they can track their progress.

