Traditional Okinawan Goju-Ryu Karate federation Karate in New Zealand and general information.

Founded by Yek Sing Ong. Teach Tai Chi throughout New Zealand. Course outline, photos, and contact details.

Dojo details, articles and information.

A NZ based group of aikido dojos with schools in Auckland, Hamilton and Wellington. It is a founding member of the New Zealand Aikido Association and is affiliated to the Aikido Association of Northern California

MMA Auckland NZ trainer, Master Waki, trains mixed martial arts fighters to fight. MMA training combines Muay Thai, Jiujitsu, Wrestling, Boxing and fitness conditioning

Teaching self defence, unarmed combat, bodyguard training, security and law enforcement training. Clubs in New Zealand and Australia. Lists books, videos and courses.

Whangaparaoas only fulltime karte dojo teaching the fullcontact style of ochiba karate do. 14 classes weekly. located at 55 karepiro drive stanmore bay whangaparaoa.

Techniques syllabus, club information, kid class, and photo archives on this ITF affiliated club in New Plymouth.

Regardless of your martial arts style or method, you cannot apply it unless you can react quickly and respond instantly. Speed is critical for success in competition and self-defense. Razor-sharp reflexes are often the sole difference between winning and losing a physical confrontation. By accessing the seven keys to martial arts speed, you can maximize the benefits of your training and improve your skills for competition and self-defense.

Generally speaking the term "martial arts" creates the mental picture of a person in white kicking with a leg or chopping with an arm. This illustrates one of a number of misconceptions associated with the martial arts, in particular the belief that there are only a handful of martial arts styles. The fact is that there are a multitude of different martial arts styles. Perhaps the best known of the martial arts styles is karate, a form of martial arts that began to take root more firmly

Karate is not simply a method of empty handed combat, but also a way of peace. Keep your mind open to the situation, and to the Truth. Do not miss the forest for the trees. Cut through all the hype and find understanding. Your hand, the human hand, is the most versatile physical tool on the planet. Your mind is an even more versatile tool. It is the tool of your human soul, human instincts. In that way, your mind is a hand, reaching out for truth, greater things.

I've known Helen for years and she's been in charge of a Kuk Sool Won class for the past two. Helen's great, she's tough, she's smart, and her school turns out responsible martial artists that can throw one of heck of a punch. I was in the area and due to take Helen out for lunch, so I showed up early and attended one of her late morning classes.