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MKK offers peewees (4 to 7 years), juniors (8 to 13 years), and seniors (14 years plus), with additional fight and junior advanced options.
Classes include a thorough warm-up and stretching, followed by basic techniques (kihon) such as stances, blocks, strikes and kicks.
Sparring (kumite) is part of training. Beginners start with controlled pre-arranged form of sparring to build technique, distance and timing safely.
Yes. As students progress they learn kata, which are formalised sequences of blocks, strikes and kicks.
Kyokushin karate at MKK emphasises respect, self control, discipline and character development, along with self-defence skills, confidence and fitness.
MKK trains at a dojo at 25 Fitzherbert Avenue, Palmerston North Central, Palmerston North.
Training is described as being taught in a safe environment, with emphasis on good form, posture and safe biomechanics.
