The "Dojo Kun" is the club motto or oath of the karateka. It is recited at every training session, usually at the end of each class. After the usual "Mokuso" or meditation period and prior to the Rei (formal bow) the Dojo senior will call out the Dojo Kun one line at a time. The entire class will immediately repeat back each line. The oath should always be recited with vigour and spirit. The Dojo Kun embodies all we are trying to achieve through the physical and mental efforts of our training.

Karate begins with courtesy, disciplines the mind and body, builds character, promotes respect, ends with courtesy and leads to Wa-No-Michi (peace in one's life).

 

MOTTO

Brilliance begins with basics, excellence achieved with hard work.

Only through constant practice can we hope to achieve our goals.

Diligence, dedication and Karate spirit will preserve the traditions of true Karate-do.

Discipline of mind and body and our aim to do the best we can, will help us strive for perfection of character and harmony within.

Confidence yet humbleness in the face of challenge will bring satisfaction, happiness and ever lasting peace of mind.

NEVER GIVE IN.