Ka Muso Kai Calgary

Become an integral part of the martial arts community in Saskatoon, offering training in Iaido, Niten, Jodo, and Kage Ryu. Colin Pitman, along with other experienced instructors, leads the club with a focus on traditional Japanese martial arts training.

Ka Muso Kai in Antigonish In 2012, Chris Gilham sensei founded the Antigonish Iaido Club, bringing the practice of Japanese martial arts to the East coast of Canada. The club focuses on Iaido, Jodo, Hyoho Niten Ichi Ryu, and Kage Ryu, providing a unique opportunity for those in the Antigonish area to experience traditional Japanese swordsmanship.

All dojos under the Ka Muso Kai umbrella are committed to fostering a welcoming and inclusive environment for practitioners of all skill levels. The clubs are run as non-profit societies, with training fees kept affordable to ensure accessibility to all who wish to learn and practice Japanese martial arts.

Through regular seminars, workshops, and training sessions, members of Ka Muso Kai Calgary, Saskatoon, and Antigonish have the opportunity to deepen their understanding of Iaido, Niten, Jodo, and Kage Ryu under the guidance of experienced instructors. The clubs also participate in tournaments and events both locally and nationally, allowing members to test their skills and connect with other practitioners in the Canadian martial arts community.

Ka Muso Kai is affiliated with the Canadian Kendo Federation, ensuring that the training and standards of the clubs align with national and international guidelines for the practice of Japanese martial arts. With a strong sense of tradition and a dedication to personal growth through martial arts training, Ka Muso Kai clubs in Calgary, Saskatoon, and Antigonish provide a unique and fulfilling experience for all who join their ranks.