South Calgary Wado Kai Karate

Established in September 1994 by Sensei Heather Fidyk and Sensei Darren Fidyk. The club is dedicated to serving the Southern Calgary communities by offering classes, workshops, and tournaments. South Calgary Wado Kai Karate is a proud member of the Shintani Wado Kai Karate Federation.

The club provides classes for beginners starting at age 6 through adults. Students have the opportunity to test for new belt ranks twice a year, with black belt dan gradings held annually in Alberta. Shindo (short staff) training is available for students at the orange belt level and above. The club also offers competitive training for those interested in high-performance karate.

Additionally, there is a “Just for Kicks” program designed for children ages 3-5.

At South Calgary Wado Kai Karate, the philosophy is centred around the improvement of health, fitness, and martial arts knowledge for all students. The club is a non-profit organization, with a dedicated group of black belts who volunteer their time and expertise to help all students improve their karate skills.

To stay up to date with club events, specials, and sales, interested individuals can subscribe to the club's mailing list. South Calgary Wado Kai Karate Club is located at 2223 146ave SE, Calgary, Alberta, Canada, with contact number (403) 257-4638.

For more information on the club, its history, funding partners, and the Sensei documentary featuring World Silver Medallist Natalie Olson, visitors can explore the website's various sections. South Calgary Wado Kai Karate Club is committed to providing quality karate training and fostering a supportive community for all members.