Karate Classes for Children aged 6 to 11 in Coimbra

R. Loureiros 18, 3045-084 Coimbra

Are you ready to see your child develop skills that go beyond sports practice?
The Karate classes for children aged 6 to 11 in Coimbra offer an exciting opportunity to learn a martial art deeply rooted in Japanese culture. Karate is a form of self-defense focused on physical and mental strength, without the use of weapons.

The classes are structured according to age and experience level, allowing each child to engage in exercises tailored to their abilities. This learning environment fosters not only individual growth but also emphasizes the importance of respect and concentration. As students learn Karate techniques, they enhance their motor coordination and attention—skills that are valuable in many areas of life, including school.

In a welcoming and supportive space, children build friendships, encouraging one another along their journey. Give your child the chance to experience Karate and visit the school!

Price Includes
- 2 classes per week

Price Does Not Include
Registration and insurance, which are arranged at the school during the enrollment process.

About Karate Shukokai Santa Clara
It is one of the most well-known dojos in Coimbra, offering children’s karate classes and beginner classes. The methodology focuses on the complete development of the practitioner, combining the physical aspect with the philosophy of Karate. Under the guidance of Pedro Seguro (6th Dan Karate Shukokai), students learn important values such as discipline and respect.

More Information
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Contact WOU: +351 918 136 805

1. What is Karate Shukokai?
A: Karate Shukokai is a martial art with a unique philosophy that focuses on the balance between body and mind, teaching values such as discipline, respect, and self-control.

2. What are the benefits of learning Karate for children?
A: Children's karate classes help kids develop confidence, focus, and essential motor skills. Additionally, they learn to respect others in a safe and friendly environment.

3. What should I do if I don't have a kimono?
A: Don't worry! You can still practice even without a kimono. Just wear comfortable training clothes.