WHY STUDY KARATE?

Not for violence but to become physically and mentally strong. Karate promotes a peaceful mind while fortifying the character's resolve. Many extraordinary changes can occur in the serious student: Stressed people become calmer; the submissive feel more assertive; lazy people become energetic; overweight people balance their proportions; the athletically deficient improve in coordination and flexibility; and the overly aggressive are directed toward patience and self-control. Properly practiced, karate can be a lifelong activity and may be practiced by anyone who enjoys reasonably good health.

Developed over the centuries, karate has proven itself to promote healthy minds and bodies. Dedicated practice of karate inevitably leads to a strengthening of the body and an increase in agility and vitality. It also induces a sense of respect -- for oneself and for others.