Sekai Toshi Gijutsu Dojo of Texas

Sekai Toshi Gijutsu Dojo of Texas Sekai Toshi Gijutsu Dojo of Texas is a traditional Isshin Ryu Karate-do school in Rockwall, Texas. We are part of the OIKKA.

Isshin Ryu Karate is a traditional Okinawan martial art founded on the principles of rapid ex*****on of precise techniques and close range combat. Natural body movement is the foundation for all techniques, which work with the body rather than against it. This foundation allows the practitioner to be effective and efficient regardless of their age or physical ability. Training is focused on the development of technical skill, with each level of training building upon the basic techniques already learned. The aim of Isshin Ryu Karate training is two-fold: first to develop practical, effective techniques that can be applied in real-world self defense situations; and second to encourage personal development through the mental and physical training of a traditional martial art. This training is open to anyone regardless of fitness level, physical ability, or degree of prior training.

Happy Birthday, Grand Master Uezu!
01/03/2021

Happy Birthday, Grand Master Uezu!

On January 3, 2021, with gratitude and respect, we celebrate Grand Master Angi Uezu's 86th birthday. All over the world OIKKA students will dedicate their kangeiko training to him with love and respect. Happy Birthday Grand Master Angi Uezu!

06/09/2018

The home dojo, and by extension this Texas branch, have changed names. Sekai Toshi Gijutsu Dojo (or World Fighting Arts) has become Eishinkan Dojo.

I encourage you to check out the new page for the home dojo in Atlanta (https://www.facebook.com/IsshinryuEishinkan/) as well as our new page for the Texas branch (https://www.facebook.com/TXisshinryueishinkan/).

In the an effort to make is easier to find us, this page will remain active and you can still get in touch with us here, however updates and posts will not be as well maintained.

“Perseverance in the training of Spirit, Technique, and the Body is the Essence of Karate-do”

Makiwara training is a key component of traditional Karate arts, and Isshinryu is no exception. When used properly, the ...
03/19/2018

Makiwara training is a key component of traditional Karate arts, and Isshinryu is no exception. When used properly, the makiwara is of tremendous benefit in nearly every aspect of striking; from proper forming of the fist to correct use of the legs, and most places in between.

The article below illustrates several options for crafting your own makiwara.

http://www.fullpotentialma.com/how-to-build-a-makiwara/

Train carefully and with proper intent when using a makiwara; and get competent instruction in its use if the concept is new to you. Improper training can cause lasting injury.

A makiwara -- traditional Okinawan striking post -- is the cornerstone of Okinawan Karate. Martial artists can learn how to make their very own makiwara.

03/09/2018

For those in he Atlanta area, the home Dojo is hosting a self defense seminar on March 17. If you’re interested, take a look at the flyer below.

01/25/2018

“We have kata and tradition not because people are stuck in tradition, but because when people consistently survived, it was considered imperative to remember how and model it.”

- Rory Miller from “Training for Sudden Violence”

11/25/2017

Our partnership with Rockwall Parks and Recreation has come to an end; I appreciate the opportunity they provided us. Training, however, continues as it always does. If you are interested, please contact me here for dates, times, and locations.

Kata (forms) are a foundational part of Isshinryu,  but often they are too narrowly defined, and thus misunderstood. Thi...
08/14/2017

Kata (forms) are a foundational part of Isshinryu, but often they are too narrowly defined, and thus misunderstood. This video is an excellent example of how to expand one's understanding of the lessons Kata teach.

Here we explain the logic behind our training methods and push for a conceptual approach to learning. We are a group on a mission to return Karate to its roo...

05/01/2017
11/12/2016

Due to space considerations for other events which occur at the Center, classes may sometimes be moved from one room to another. Currently our normal room is the "Game Room" which is immediately to the right of the southern entrance (the side closest to City Hall). From time to time we may be moved to the room near the service desk closer to the north entrance. If you stop by and don't see us, you can either contact us here or ask at the service desk at the Center.

Class times remain the same; Monday and Wednesday 6:00PM to 7:00PM.

As always, please feel free to contact us with any questions.

Ganbatte!

Training times for Sekai Toshi  Gijutsu Dojo of Texas is changing starting August 2016. Training will be held on Monday ...
08/07/2016

Training times for Sekai Toshi Gijutsu Dojo of Texas is changing starting August 2016. Training will be held on Monday and Wednesday from 6:00 pm to 7:00 pm. The location has not changed; training will be held at The Center in Rockwall, 108 E. Washington St. Rockwall Texas.

Also, a recent change to the Rockwall Parks and Recreation web page at www.playrockwall.com saw the class sign up removed from the site. This has been corrected, and class information and sign up can once again be found there under the adult programs as well as the fitness and wellness programs.

As always, you can contact us here or contact the City of Rockwall Parks and Recreation with any inquiries you may have.

The City of Rockwall would like to invite you to Go Outside & Play. Playrockwall.com is designed to give you access to information and resources that exist right here in Rockwall. We’ve learned that over 80% of Rockwall residents live within 1 mile of a city park. Playrockwall.com can be used to fin...

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