Northern Goju Karate

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Northern Goju Karate Located in the heart of the Laurimar Town Centre (in Doreen), Northern Goju Karate provides professi

Kyoshi Adrian Delia, Chief Instructor of Northern Goju Karate, is a qualified NCAS Coach and provides coaching in the art of traditional Goju-Ryu karate. As well as having more than 33 years experience in Goju Karate and 29 years or teaching experience, Kyoshi Adrian also has a comprehensive understanding and teaching of Ground Awareness (Grappling) and Arnis (Filipino Stick Fighting and knife fighting - for weapon awareness). To begin your karate journey, call Kyoshi Adrian on 0414 411 725 or email Kyoshi Adrian at [email protected]
And don't forget to check out our webpage: www.northerngojukarate.com.au to find out more.

10/10/2026
A reminder to students that the GKK ENTRY FORMS are due back this week. Competition Date : Sunday October 18, 2026
04/10/2026

A reminder to students that the GKK ENTRY FORMS are due back this week.

Competition Date : Sunday October 18, 2026

The GKK CHAMPIONSHIPS are fast approaching.
04/10/2026

The GKK CHAMPIONSHIPS are fast approaching.

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04/10/2026

www.northerngojukarate.com.au

Northern Goju Karate offers traditional 'Goju' teachings, an Okinawan Martial Art recognised worldwide, as well as Arnis (Philippine Weapon Martial Art) and Ground Awareness (Grappling) to provide all of our students a well-rounded and personal safety defence system, and provides every student the o...

04/10/2026

TERM 4 CLASSES RESUME FROM TODAY, MONDAY OCT. 5, 2026
SEE YOU AT THE DOJO!

A reminder that today, Monday Sept 21, and tomorrow, Tuesday Sept 22, 2026, we have PRE-COMPETITION PRACTICE for tye upc...
20/09/2026

A reminder that today, Monday Sept 21, and tomorrow, Tuesday Sept 22, 2026, we have PRE-COMPETITION PRACTICE for tye upcoming GOJU KARATE KONPE.

20/09/2026

In Karate, the uniform and the belt are not just clothing, they are a philosophy you wear.

The Gi is called the dogi, which means way of clothing. The white color stands for purity, humility, and a beginner's mind. It is intentionally plain and loose, so there is no ego, no rank showing, just you and your work. Every sweat stain and tear you earn on it tells your story.

The Obi is the belt that holds it all together, but it holds more than the jacket. It holds your discipline. You start with a white belt, empty and open to learn, and as you train, it gets darker with knowledge and experience until it becomes black. But a true black belt is actually faded white โ€” after years of training, it has been through so much that it returns to the beginning, reminding you that mastery is a circle, not an end.
Treasure land ๐Ÿ‘Š ๐Ÿฅ‹

18/09/2026

Every beginner gets bored of basics, every master lives by them.

You wonder why you have to throw the same punch, the same block, the same kata thousands of times. It feels pointless. You want new, fancy techniques. But your sensei knows a truth you haven't learned yet.

In a real fight, under real pressure, fear wipes your mind clean. You forget everything complex, everything flashy. Only what is burned deep into your muscle memory survives.

And that is only the basics. Basics are not beginner techniques, they are survival techniques. That is why we repeat them forever. So that when pressure erases everything else, your basics are still there to save you.
Treasure land ๐Ÿ‘Š ๐Ÿฅ‹

Address

Level 1, Office 108, 95 Hazel Glen Drive
Doreen, VIC
3754

Opening Hours

Monday 4:30pm - 8pm
Tuesday 4pm - 9:30pm
Wednesday 4:30pm - 7:30pm
Thursday 4:30pm - 9:30pm
Saturday 8:30am - 2pm

Telephone

+61414411725

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