Farnham Karate Club

21/08/2026

Lyme Regis Autumn Course

21/07/2026

JKF Wadokai World Cup 1994 in Budokan Tokyo England Wadokai Members then (SKW) All students of Farnham Karate Club (Established in 1973) Left to Right Robbie Smith, Paul Baker, Barry Wilkinson & Trevor McCabe

15/07/2026

Titles in Karate Earned by Dedication, Commitment as well as Total Service to Karate

15/07/2026

Hand Techniques in Karate

03/07/2026

Another Perspective of Karate Benefits

30/06/2026

DON'T LET YOUR KIDS QUIT MARTIAL ARTS
In a world filled with distractions, martial arts offers children something priceless: discipline, confidence, respect, and resilience. There will be days when they feel tired, discouraged, or want to quit. Those moments are exactly when the greatest lessons begin.
Martial arts is not just about punches and kicks. It teaches children how to overcome challenges, stay committed, and keep moving forward even when things become difficult. Every class builds character, strengthens the mind, and develops lifelong habits that extend far beyond the dojo.
Children who continue their martial arts journey learn that success is earned through patience, hard work, and perseverance. They discover that failure is not the end—it's simply another step toward improvement.
The black belt is not the goal; personal growth is. Encourage your children to stay the course, because the lessons they learn today will shape the leaders they become tomorrow, continue the Journey Instilling Confidence. Discipline. Respect. Focus. For Life.

14/06/2026

Saturday 13th June Farnham Karate Club staged a Demonstration at Saint Georges Church Fete, Badshot Lea, Farnham, Surrey, there were 12 students attending, hailing from different areas the usual format took place with Tamashiwari the Art of Breaking Wood & Stone at the end of the Demo.
Some Photos of the Fete Demo

08/06/2026

A Dan Grade, Black Belt or a Member of the Yudansha .
A true black belt is defined by character, not by the colour of a belt. While many people focus on fighting ability, experienced martial artists understand that the highest achievement in karate is personal growth. A genuine black belt stays humble despite their accomplishments, controls emotions when situations become difficult, and treats others with respect regardless of rank. They help beginners, accept criticism without becoming defensive, and never believe they have learned everything. Instead of demanding respect, they earn it through consistent training, positive leadership, and the example they set for others. When pressure, adversity, or conflict arises, they remain calm and composed, demonstrating the discipline and maturity that years of karate training are meant to develop. Ultimately, a true black belt is not recognized by what they can do to others, but by the values they display every day both inside and outside the dojo.

08/06/2026