Sensei Mark Kingston leads the Bugedio Shotokan Karate Kingston dojo, situated at Kingston Primary School in Kingston, Tasmania. Offering training in karate for various age groups, the dojo caters to Peewees (7-11 years old) as well as Juniors & Seniors.
Sessions are conducted every Wednesday, with Peewees beginning at 5pm, followed by Juniors & Seniors at 6pm. Commitment to providing top-notch instruction sets this dojo apart, with a strong emphasis on self-discipline, motivation, and honing technical skills.
Numerous students and parents have expressed their appreciation for the dojo's traditional teaching methodologies, citing the positive impact it has had on their lives. At just $4 per session, training fees remain affordable, and an annual membership fee of $25 per person is due on the fourth lesson and then annually thereafter.
With a 10-week school term schedule, comprising four terms each year, Bugedio Karate ensures consistent and structured learning. Instructors possess adult black belts, having completed the Bugeido diploma of teaching, an accredited first aid course, and a National Police Record Check. They prioritise student safety and maintain manageable class sizes.
For those eager to start their karate journey, the dojo offers the opportunity to attend the first class for free. Additionally, the membership package for Kodomo's (children) includes a screen-printed polo shirt and bandana.
Overall, Bugedio Shotokan Karate Kingston creates an authentic karate experience for both children and adults, promoting physical fitness, discipline, and self-defence.
