News Flash
News just in from the WKC World Championships in Slovenia.
SKC team won 6 Bronze,1 silver and 2 gold medals at the event. James Philibossian ,Sean Bonzer, Emily Dunn, and Andrew Papagianis all won bronze medals in their kumite events. The boys Kata team (Bryce, Michael and Charl) came third and Julian Bonzer won silver in his kumite event. Congratulations also to Charl van den Berg and Grace Dunn who both won gold meals in their kumite events.
Well done to the whole team!!!! Full results and photo's will be published soon.
About our Karate
The style of karate we practice is known as Shotokan.
It is the method originally pioneered by the Okinawan Master Gichin Funakoshi and further developed in Japan by Master Masatoshi Nakayama. The Keith Geyer School of Karate is affiliated to the Shotokan Karate Coalition (SKC).
Our aims and objectives are to foster and advance the art of traditional Shotokan karate.
We aim to educate, motivate, guide and honour our students whilst promoting excellence in karate.
We try to inspire our students through honest training in basic and advanced techniques and encourage interaction by means of courses, gasshukus, seminars, kyu and dan gradings and competitions for adults and children.
Benefits of Karate Training
Correct karate training develops and strengthens you both physically and mentally, producing a highly aware mind in a sound body. It develops concentration and co-ordination, improves reflexes, increases endurance, stengthens the will and aids character development.
Systematic karate training will enhance your health and fitness and help you cope with stress and conflict.
Affiliated to the Shotokan Karate Coalition and World Karate Confederation
