Shitoryu Karatedo Technical SeminarsConducted by Master Sato, 9th Dan, Hanshi & Master Tanzadeh, 8th Dan, KyoshiPresented and hosted by Belgium ShitokaiDecember 7th & 8th, 2024
Shitoryu Karatedo Technical SeminarsConducted by Master Sato, 9th Dan, Hanshi & Master Tanzadeh, 8th Dan, KyoshiPresented and hosted by Belgium ShitokaiDecember 7th & 8th, 2024
Shitoryu Karate London & Dojo Seienchin presents. Technical SeminarsConducted by: A.Tanzadeh, 8th Dan, KyoshiLondon, OntarioJuly 13th, 2024, 4pm to 6pm Hosted by: Shitoryu Karate London, Dojo Seienchin, Sensei Veronica Lugo Location: Dojo Seienchin4-10 Hawthorne Rd., London, ON N6G 2H5 For … Continue reading
Prodigy Martial Arts presents.Kosokun-Sho Kata seminarConducted by A.Tanzadeh, 8th Dan Kyoshi, Hosted by Prodigy Martial Arts, Sensei Ryan ShieldsJuly 17th, 2024, at 6:30pmMississauga, Ontario For more information, please contact: 905.542.3999
August 12, 20242pm to 4pmat Toraguchi Martial ArtsOakville, OntarioConducted by A.Tanzadeh, Kyoshi, 8th Dan
International Shitoryu Karatedo Technical Seminars at Quinta do Conde / Sesimbra / Portugal with Kyoshi Tanzadeh , 8th Dan.
Technical SeminarsExclusively for Shitokai DominicanaNahate Kihon fundamentals plus Suparinpei Kata. Conducted by A.Tanzadeh, 8th Dan, KyoshiHosted by Shitokai Dominican Republic.Sunday September 29th, 2024.
Miyagi Ken International Presents Dynamic Shitoryu Karatedo SeminarsNovember 15, 16, 17, 2024Conducted by A.Tanzadeh, Kyoshi, 8th DanHosted by Sensei Luis Alberte, Miyagi Ken International, Huston, Texas, USA
SKC & SKQ Annual National Examinations and Gasshuku 2025 Saturday, June 7th, 2025SKC & SKQ National ExaminationOfficial Dan & Shidoin levels Sunday, June 8th, 2025Annual Gassuku10am to 3pm Hosted by Shihan C. LaroucheInfo: shitoryukaratequebec@gmail.com
Shisei (姿勢) in karate means your posture or the way you hold yourself, but it’s more than just standing straight. It’s about being balanced, steady, and ready to move at any moment. Good posture helps you stay strong, move smoothly, and … Continue reading
Kokan (䥽愖) in karate means having a good attitude and a spirit of goodwill, positive outlook and optimism which are very important for training. This way of thinking helps karateka practice with hope, respect, and an open mind, which creates a school … Continue reading
Shu (守) – Obedience ” Conscious level” In Shu, a student focuses on following the teachings exactly as given. This stage is about respect, discipline, and memorizing the basics. Like learning a new language, it’s about mastering the fundamentals without adding … Continue reading
In karate, Makoto (誠) represents sincerity, truthfulness, faithfulness and honesty. It is a key principle that inspires practitioners to approach training and relationships with honesty, dedication, and true intent. Makoto means being truthful with yourself and others, showing honor in all your … Continue reading
The poem “Forget mundane things when striving for the martial isle… paddling is joy,” written by Master Kenwa Mabuni, perfectly encapsulates the martial arts experience. Master Mabuni’s reference to “joy in paddling” highlights a special form of fulfillment—the profound contentment that results … Continue reading
Shōjin (精進) in karate is all about the heart and dedication that a practitioner brings to their journey. It’s not just about showing up for training; it’s a deep commitment to improving oneself, both physically and mentally. When a karateka embraces shōjin, they … Continue reading
In karate, Yoi (用意) is all about being ready—physically, mentally, and emotionally. It’s the posture and mindset a practitioner takes before beginning a technique or training, showing alertness, calm focus, and preparation. Yoi goes beyond just physical readiness; it means clearing the … Continue reading
One of the most important parts of martial arts is showing respect, especially through bowing. Bowing whether when you enter the dojo, greet your Sensei, or meet other practitioners is a way to show courtesy and humility. Always bow to … Continue reading
Discipline is key to sticking with training, building self-control, and staying resilient. In Japanese, 躾 (Shitsuke) reflects the idea of discipline and upbringing, especially the importance of self-discipline and good behavior. In martial arts, it highlights the value of taking responsibility for … Continue reading
In karate, Chūgi or loyalty goes beyond just being committed; it’s about having a deep respect for your dojo, your sensei, your fellow students, and the art itself. It means honoring the values and traditions that have been passed down through the … Continue reading
Seigi 正義 is commonly translated as “justice” or “righteousness.” Practicing karate with honesty and strong moral principles ensures that you stay true to the spirit of the art. In karate, Seigi means acting with justice and doing what’s right. It’s more than just … Continue reading