2nd Kyu – Brown Belt with White Stripe

Kihon

UCHI UKE  / GYAKU ZUKI (Neko Ashi Dachi)

YOKO GERI KEAGE / URAKEN / SHUTO UKE (Kokutsu Dachi) / SHIHON NUKITE (Zenkutsu Dachi)

OTOSHI UKE (Fudo Dachi) to GYAKU ZUKI (Zenkutsu Dachi)

SHUTO UKE / MAWASHI (Front Leg) / SHIHON NUKITE

USHIRO MAWASHI GERI

USHIRO GERI / URAKEN / GYAKU ZUKI / GEDAN BARAI

MAWASHI GERI (Haisoku) slide forward front leg

MAE GERI / MAWASHI GERI (Zenkutsu Dachi)

Kata

BASSAI DAI – Plus any previous Kata

Kumite

KIHON IPPON KUMITE – ANY SET 1-5

  • Jodan (set defence against a punch to the head)
  • Chudan (set defence against a punch to the stomach)
  • Mae-Geri (set defence against a front kick)
  • Kekomi-Geri (set defence against a thrust kick)
  • Mawashi-Geri (set defence against a roundhouse kick)

JIYU IPPON KUMITE – SET 2

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Sensei Michael, 7th Dan

Sensei Michael began his Karate training in 1984 and became a fully qualified karate instructor in 1997.

In 2023, Sensei Michael was awarded his 7th Dan (Black Belt) in recognition for his contribution to the art of Karate-Do.

Sensei Donna, 6th Dan

Sensei Donna began her Karate under Sensei Michael in 1999 and became a fully qualified Karate Instructor in 2004.

In 2025, Sensei Donna was awarded her 6th Dan (Black Belt) in recognition for her contribution to the art of Karate-Do.