Health & Wellness
Karate Classes for Children – All Abilities
Learn standard karate techniques and sequences which can be done through all ages and abilities in a fun and safe environment with a England Karate Squad member.
35 minutes
per class
Once per week
every week
4-9
year olds
2-18
learners per class
How does an “Ongoing” course work?
Meets on a weekly schedule, join any week, no need to catch up on previous material
Live video chats, recorded and monitored for safety and quality
Discussions via classroom forum and private messages with the teacher
Automatic payment every Sunday, cancel any time
Great for clubs and for practicing skills

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Description
Class Experience
Students will be able to learn basic karate moves and then progress further and be able to attempt other karate sequences. We will cover all aspects of karate starting with basics, kata (forms) and sparring.
Matthew began training karate at the age of 8 years old and within four years, passed his black belt 1st Dan in 2006. He continued to train towards his 2nd Dan whilst also competing at local and national events. He found his love for competing before achieving his 1st Dan and has always been involved with competitions. In 2008, Matthew passed his 2nd Dan and also started teaching karate on a part time basis at 14 years old. This became a full time profession when he turned 18 in 2011 and has gained a wealth of experience from teaching a wide range of ages, grades and abilities. In 2014, Matthew passed his 3rd Dan and also affiliated to JKS England which provided plenty of opportunities to train with a wide range of instructors which includes a host of Japanese instructors from the JKS Head Quarters in Japan. Ever since he had been selected for the JKS England Kata Squad, Matthews competition experience grew as he competed at high level National and British competitions as well as representing JKS England at the European Championships in Belgium in 2017. Matthew continued to progress and managed to earn a place on the England Karate Squad (EKF) in 2018 before managing to achieve his 4th Dan Black Belt and winning the JKS National Championships for Kata in the same year. Matthew has 12 National Titles as a Junior and Cadet, and as a Senior he has medalled at English and British Championships in Team Kata. Matthew has many more medals to his name at local, national and international level and is a qualified JKS kyu grade examiner. Matthew has also coached students who have won National, British and International Titles. Throughout his karate career, Matthew has been lucky enough to be invited to teach karate courses for other karate clubs, some based in Norwich and others across the country. 2002 – Matthew began training at the age of 8 2006 – Passed 1st Dan black belt under Sensei Masoe Kawasoe 8th Dan UKTKF 2008 – Passed 2nd Dan black belt under Sensei Masoe Kawasoe 8th Dan UKTKF 2008 – Matthew started teaching karate 2010 – JSKA World Championships in Portugal, Gold Individual Kata, Bronze Team Kata 2011 – FSKA World Championships in Italy, Gold Individual Kumite, Silver Individual Kata 2011 – Matthew became a full-time professional instructor 2013 – WTKO Championships, Switzerland, Gold in Team Kata, Silver Individual Kumite 2014 – Passes 3rd Dan black belt under Sensei Richard Amos 7th Dan WTKO 2017 – Selected for JKS England kata squad 2017 – JKS European Championships, Belgium Silver Team Kata 2018 – Selected for EKF National squad 2018 – Passed 4th Dan black belt under Sensei Masao Kagawa 9th Dan JKS 2018 – JKS National Kata Champion 2019 – Competed at WKF Series A Competitions in Austria and Turkey 2019 – Competed at JKS World Championships, Dublin 2019 – JKS National Kata Champion 2020 – Selected for EKF Elite National Squad 2021 – Formed Norwich Karate Academy
35 minutes per week in class, and maybe some time outside of class.
The session should be done in loose fitting clothing e.g. t-shirt and bottoms. Your child should also train in bare feet. Please also make sure your child has an open space to move around in.