About Kaizen Ryu
Welcome to the official site of Kaizen Ryu Karate Do.
Kaizen Ryu Karate Do is a family friendly karate club with a number of dojo in the East London, Essex and Kent areas. Our aim is to make karate accessible to the general public whilst keeping the etiquette and traditions strong.
We are a traditional club that draws kata and training methods from both the Goju and Shotokan schools. There is a strong emphasis on discipline and understanding of technique with the main focus of training being kihon (basic training) and kata, which lead instinctively to self defence training.
We teach all ages from 5 years old, right up to 65. We offer children's classes for boys and girls under 13 and all ages classes geared toward adults and children who take their training even more seriously.
Inspirational Muslim Womens Event
Inspirational Muslim Women's Event - 6th Feb 2010
A couple of Kaizen Ryu Karate's female coaches went along to show their support at this revolutionary event, hosted at Little Ilford School in Newham. The only event of it's kind to be showcased in London.
The event was targeted at female Muslim students from the age of 11-17 as well as their parents. The aim is to raise aspiration of Muslim girls by exposure to positive role models of women who have broken through barriers to do a job outside of the traditional route for Muslim women in the UK.
The Kaizen Cup 2010
THE KAIZEN CUP Spring 2010
The Kaizen Cup is an exciting Invitational Karate Tournament bringing together
top quality students from around the country.
The Spring qualifier is the first of this two part competition.
Divisional winners from this Spring Heat qualify for the Cup Finals later in the year, which takes place on the same day as the Winter Heat.
You bring the high standards and we provide the fair judging
Training and Competing in Japan
This summer the Chief Instructors of the club were given the opportunity to train and compete in Japan.
Seiwakai Gasshuku - Budokan, Omagari Japan
They along with other instructors and students from all over the world; from California, Canada, Switzerland, Portugal and Australia to name a few, spent six days intensive training under Leo Lipinski Shihan, Seichi Fujiwara Shihan and Shuji Tasaki Hanshi of Seiwakai, in Omagari, Akita - Japan.
The six days of training was split into two three consecutive days, with a one day break in the middle and culminating to a waterfall trip near Higashi-Noshiro, Akita.
