To reach our goals by being
actively involved in our community.
Reaching out for the betterment of
all, through diligent
disciplined learning, and the
practice of traditional karate.
Devoted to the building and
refinement of character in each
student, while
maintaining the way and future of
Shinkyudo Karate. This
right-mindedness and honor will
have a profound positive effect on
the future of Shinkyudo Karate and
our community.
actively involved in our community.
Reaching out for the betterment of
all, through diligent
disciplined learning, and the
practice of traditional karate.
Devoted to the building and
refinement of character in each
student, while
maintaining the way and future of
Shinkyudo Karate. This
right-mindedness and honor will
have a profound positive effect on
the future of Shinkyudo Karate and
our community.
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Our Mission:
To promote and protect the style. This system creates and supports an
environment for those who train in the way to grow and persevere.
The Shinkyudo style of karate is a blend of several martial art styles.
In the Japanese language “Shinkyu” means new and old. When combined
with “Do”, it simply means – the way of the new and the way of the old.
Shinkyudo Karate provides the practical system of self-defense applicable
in this age while still linking the student to the power of past masters.
Our continuous search for “the one best way” keeps the style vital and
flexible. Through the time-proven method of intense physical training,
students achieve the metaphysical levels of the art. The goal is continuous
self-improvement.
To promote and protect the style. This system creates and supports an
environment for those who train in the way to grow and persevere.
The Shinkyudo style of karate is a blend of several martial art styles.
In the Japanese language “Shinkyu” means new and old. When combined
with “Do”, it simply means – the way of the new and the way of the old.
Shinkyudo Karate provides the practical system of self-defense applicable
in this age while still linking the student to the power of past masters.
Our continuous search for “the one best way” keeps the style vital and
flexible. Through the time-proven method of intense physical training,
students achieve the metaphysical levels of the art. The goal is continuous
self-improvement.
| Sifu Ken Gullette Salutes Shinkyudo Karate members One of the Best Reasons to Study Martial Arts - the Friends You Make I've made some outstanding friends because of the martial arts. One of them is a high-ranking black belt in the Shinkyudo Karate Association. Read more Ken Gullette's Internal Martial Arts |
| Our Vision: |
| Shinkyudo Karate is a non-profit organization relying on the many contributions from our membership and others. It is through their hours of volunteering and amazing unwavering perseverance that we are able to pass on the martial arts experience. Thank You!! |
Front Row Left to Right: Sid Hanson SKAA, Mike Vank TKC, Frank Martinez SKAA, Pat
Fox WKC, Brent Bernard TKC
Back Row: Adam Smith SKAA, Glenn Engel WKC, Kent Kruse SKAA, Dave Bossom
SKAA, Aaron Leisinger SKAA
SKAA- Shinkyudo Karate Association of America
TKC- Tripoli Karate Club
WKC- Waverly Karate Club
Fox WKC, Brent Bernard TKC
Back Row: Adam Smith SKAA, Glenn Engel WKC, Kent Kruse SKAA, Dave Bossom
SKAA, Aaron Leisinger SKAA
SKAA- Shinkyudo Karate Association of America
TKC- Tripoli Karate Club
WKC- Waverly Karate Club
Local Karate Club members join at the Waverly VFW Post # 2208 for
the 2011 Shinkyudo Karate Championships.
the 2011 Shinkyudo Karate Championships.
Sensei Adam Smith
earns rank of 2nd
Degree Black Belt
at resent SKAA
Review board.
CONGRATULATIONS!
earns rank of 2nd
Degree Black Belt
at resent SKAA
Review board.
CONGRATULATIONS!
Special note to Sensei Adam Smith from student
© 2012 Shinkyudo Karate Association of America - All Rights Reserved. |
Shinkyudo Karate of Waverly class location is changing, commencing April 2, 2012.
Classes will be held in The Walker Wrestling Room.
Wartburg - Waverly Sports & Wellness Center (The W)
100 Wartburg Blvd. Waverly, Iowa
Class times and days will remain the same,
Mondays and Thursdays - Kids and Adults 6:30-7:30. Adult class 7:30-8:30.
To register or for more information contact: martinez@newoldwaykarate.com or call 319-352-9038.
Classes will be held in The Walker Wrestling Room.
Wartburg - Waverly Sports & Wellness Center (The W)
100 Wartburg Blvd. Waverly, Iowa
Class times and days will remain the same,
Mondays and Thursdays - Kids and Adults 6:30-7:30. Adult class 7:30-8:30.
To register or for more information contact: martinez@newoldwaykarate.com or call 319-352-9038.