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Here is little bit about the Sensei and Senpai WHAT is a SENSEI? In your study of Karate, no one will be more important than your teacher, your sensei.  The word is made up of two ideograms, sen, which means “ahead” or “precede,” and sei, which means “life.”  Put together, they create a new word that means “one who is ahead of you in life.” Your sensei, your teacher, is your elder and is deserving of your respect. In Japan, teachers are considered to be more than just instructors of a particular subject. They are regarded as role models for their students in all aspects of life. Japanese teachers of math or social studies, for example, are expected not only to know about their subjects but also to lead exemplary personal lives, so that their students may look up to them. This is doubly true for a sensei of martial art such as Karate. You should respect your sensei and behave accordingly, listening carefully to his or her instructions and teachings. Your sensei is someone wh

Question & Answers About Our Karate Classes GENERAL Q & A   What can I wear for my first trial class? You can attend in sports clothing.  Remember you are attending a Karate class and not running on the beach so dress appropriately Why pay for trial classes? We change to avoid overcrowding - wasting time - and at the same time we have to look after you like everyone else. However, having said this, there's a free class already included every week.   Also from experience we found out that people who are serious about taking up karate triel fees are not a problem  Can I book it in advance? Classes can only be booked for the week within for trial classes and for adults classes payg  If I can't make it? Can I use the fee for another time? The answer is no.  Because when you book, we will hold the space free just for you Can I book again?  Yes, anytime. Subject to availability  Can I come to watch the class? NO - for health and safety seasons and it's a waste