Camp runs Monday thru Friday, 9:00-11:30 A.M.

OKA’s karate camps are geared for fun, fitness, and education, as a supplement to our regular program.  Training begins each day with warmup and conditioning exercises targeted towards core strength, flexibility, balance, and coordination.  With multiple instructors, we customize the content of the classes as  much as possible to meet the needs of each student.  Students will work on the material they need in order to advance towards their next belt ranking, and also have the opportunity to learn advanced kata or weapons forms above their rank requirements.  Last year, many students, even beginners, were able to learn the complete requirements for their next belt during their one week camp!  As always, training time is balanced with plenty of fun & creative dojo games that the kids love.  Traditional principles of courtesy, humility, and respect are strongly emphasized at all times.

Karate camps are open to age 7 and up.  Younger children are accepted by special permission only.  All levels, including new beginners, are welcome for karate camps.

Pr-registered tuition is $150 per child, which includes a karate camp t-shirt.  Additional family members qualify for a 20% tuition discount.  If you can’t commit to a full week, please ask about prorated partial enrollment.

Please register early, as class sizes may be limited.  For more information, or to enroll, please call OKA at (603) 448-2662 or e-mail us, Sensei@OKAdojo.com.

Camp runs Monday thru Friday, 9:00-11:30 A.M.

OKA’s karate camps are geared for fun, fitness, and education, as a supplement to our regular program.  Training begins each day with warmup and conditioning exercises targeted towards core strength, flexibility, balance, and coordination.  With multiple instructors, we customize the content of the classes as  much as possible to meet the needs of each student.  Students will work on the material they need in order to advance towards their next belt ranking, and also have the opportunity to learn advanced kata or weapons forms above their rank requirements.  Last year, many students, even beginners, were able to learn the complete requirements for their next belt during their one week camp!  As always, training time is balanced with plenty of fun & creative dojo games that the kids love.  Traditional principles of courtesy, humility, and respect are strongly emphasized at all times.

Karate camps are open to age 7 and up.  Younger children are accepted by special permission only.  All levels, including new beginners, are welcome for karate camps.

Pr-registered tuition is $150 per child, which includes a karate camp t-shirt.  Additional family members qualify for a 20% tuition discount.  If you can’t commit to a full week, please ask about prorated partial enrollment.

Please register early, as class sizes may be limited.  For more information, or to enroll, please call OKA at (603) 448-2662 or e-mail us, Sensei@OKAdojo.com.

Camp runs Monday thru Friday, 9:00-11:30 A.M.

OKA’s karate camps are geared for fun, fitness, and education, as a supplement to our regular program.  Training begins each day with warmup and conditioning exercises targeted towards core strength, flexibility, balance, and coordination.  With multiple instructors, we customize the content of the classes as  much as possible to meet the needs of each student.  Students will work on the material they need in order to advance towards their next belt ranking, and also have the opportunity to learn advanced kata or weapons forms above their rank requirements.  Last year, many students, even beginners, were able to learn the complete requirements for their next belt during their one week camp!  As always, training time is balanced with plenty of fun & creative dojo games that the kids love.  Traditional principles of courtesy, humility, and respect are strongly emphasized at all times.

Karate camps are open to age 7 and up.  Younger children are accepted by special permission only.  All levels, including new beginners, are welcome for karate camps.

Pr-registered tuition is $150 per child, which includes a karate camp t-shirt.  Additional family members qualify for a 20% tuition discount.  If you can’t commit to a full week, please ask about prorated partial enrollment.

Please register early, as class sizes may be limited.  For more information, or to enroll, please call OKA at (603) 448-2662 or e-mail us, Sensei@OKAdojo.com.

Camp runs Monday thru Friday, 9:00-11:30 A.M.

OKA’s karate camps are geared for fun, fitness, and education, as a supplement to our regular program.  Training begins each day with warmup and conditioning exercises targeted towards core strength, flexibility, balance, and coordination.  With multiple instructors, we customize the content of the classes as  much as possible to meet the needs of each student.  Students will work on the material they need in order to advance towards their next belt ranking, and also have the opportunity to learn advanced kata or weapons forms above their rank requirements.  Last year, many students, even beginners, were able to learn the complete requirements for their next belt during their one week camp!  As always, training time is balanced with plenty of fun & creative dojo games that the kids love.  Traditional principles of courtesy, humility, and respect are strongly emphasized at all times.

Karate camps are open to age 7 and up.  Younger children are accepted by special permission only.  All levels, including new beginners, are welcome for karate camps.

Pr-registered tuition is $150 per child, which includes a karate camp t-shirt.  Additional family members qualify for a 20% tuition discount.  If you can’t commit to a full week, please ask about prorated partial enrollment.

Please register early, as class sizes may be limited.  For more information, or to enroll, please call OKA at (603) 448-2662 or e-mail us, Sensei@OKAdojo.com.

Camp runs Monday thru Friday, 9:00-11:30 A.M.

OKA’s karate camps are geared for fun, fitness, and education, as a supplement to our regular program.  Training begins each day with warmup and conditioning exercises targeted towards core strength, flexibility, balance, and coordination.  With multiple instructors, we customize the content of the classes as  much as possible to meet the needs of each student.  Students will work on the material they need in order to advance towards their next belt ranking, and also have the opportunity to learn advanced kata or weapons forms above their rank requirements.  Last year, many students, even beginners, were able to learn the complete requirements for their next belt during their one week camp!  As always, training time is balanced with plenty of fun & creative dojo games that the kids love.  Traditional principles of courtesy, humility, and respect are strongly emphasized at all times.

Karate camps are open to age 7 and up.  Younger children are accepted by special permission only.  All levels, including new beginners, are welcome for karate camps.

Pr-registered tuition is $150 per child, which includes a karate camp t-shirt.  Additional family members qualify for a 20% tuition discount.  If you can’t commit to a full week, please ask about prorated partial enrollment.

Please register early, as class sizes may be limited.  For more information, or to enroll, please call OKA at (603) 448-2662 or e-mail us, Sensei@OKAdojo.com.

The dojo will be closed on Monday January 16th, 2012 in observance of the MLK Holiday.

The Colored Belt Testing that was scheduled for January 19 will be  will be postponed
one week — until Thursday, January 26 — due to the missed classes this week.

We’re looking forward to seeing everyone tonight and getting our training in gear
for 2012!

We finally have heat.  Classes are to resume starting Thursday.

Regular Classes Resume
Tuesday, January 3rd.

The dojo will be closed tomorrow (Monday) for some repairs on the heating system.   We are expected to be back in action on Tuesday.  We will keep you posted.

Chanukah, Christmas & New Years Holiday Break
Dojo Closed Saturday, December 24 through Sunday, January 3rd