TORONTO APPLIED KARATE
Find Your Strength
About Us
At Toronto Applied Karate, we believe in pursuing the highest standards of applied Wado Ryu karate as a means of self defence. We are a community of like-minded people who love being healthy & strong, while learning new martial arts skills in a supportive environment. We are a registered Not For Profit organization, meaning that our goal is not to make money, but rather to foster the love of karate & grow the martial arts community. Our membership is currently open to anyone aged 12 and up. We'd love to have you in our fun & inclusive community, so join today! More about us here.
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Our Applied Karate Classes
Adult Karate
These classes teach the fundamentals of applied karate, using a mixture of Wado Ryu & Jiu Jitsu techniques. Here the practitioner will learn the basics of striking & kicking, escapes, take-downs, & how to protect yourself from the ground.
These classes also include knowing your rights & obligations under the law, as well as how to avoid conflict, with "scenario training" to build your confidence & keep you safe.
Beginner classes are starting all the time, there is no bad time to begin training!
Youth Karate
These classes for teens aged 12 and up are focused on providing a fun & safe environment in which to explore martial arts. Here we use a variety of games & skill training exercises to keep teens active, while learning basic karate skills.
Karate is a great way to build self-confidence & looks great on university & job applications.
All of our youth instructors are First Aid trained, and have gone through a Vulnerable Sector Screening (VSS) with the Toronto Police Services.
Women's Self Defence
This class is a subset of the main karate class, but focuses more on the specific skills needed to protect yourself from being assaulted.
These self defence classes are run in 6 week cycles, allowing the practitioner to expand her skills, knowledge & confidence with each cycle.
In general, women in this class are partnered with other women, unless the practitioner specifically requests a male partner.