In all of our karate classes, there are katas and other materials taught to the students. To help the students practice at home, we are providing a written form of this material to complement their training. Be sure to attend class before using these materials. As always, practice in a clear area and practice safely. The katas, self defenses, and Black Belt Responsibility forms are listed below. To view the written description click the link or PDF. To see a video of how the kata or self defense is done click the icon.

Kids Karate Cirriculum ASAH Shark Kata Little Ninjas Katas White, Yellow, and Orange Belt Universal 2 - Kata Video Universal 1 Kids- Kata Video Universal Dragon Kata Video Purple, Blue and Green Belt Intermediate Karate Material - This link ontians self defenses and katas in written form. Videos are below, clck the camera to watch the video.. Kata Video Universal Intensity Universal Perseverance Universal Respect Self Defense Video Wrap Around Driving Elbows Double Blades Circling Serpent Choker Opponents at Sides Sweeping Arms Hooks Anvil Thrusting Salute Advanced Katas Kata Document Video Arnis PDF Kama PDF Staff PDF Sword PDF

Adult & Masters Karate Class Katas Kata Document Video Short 1 PDF Long 1 PDF Short 2 PDF Long 2 PDF   Universal 1 PDF Short 3 PDF Mass Attack PDF Tiger PDF Adult Staff PDF Adult Arnis PDF Adult Kama PDF Adult Sword PDF New Sword PDF Self Defenses Phases 1, 2 and 3 Black Belt Responsibility Forms Junior Black Belt Responsibility Form Senior Black Belt Responsibility Form Intent to Promote Forms White Belt Yellow Belt Orange Belt Purple Belt Blue Belt Green Belt Brown Belt Brown/Black Black Belt 1st Degree and Up Kata Document Video Long 2 PDF

What is a kata?

A kata is a series of movements, combinations, and techniques that are practiced in series. The kata is designed to teach a central principle or a set of common techniques in karate. Speed, tempo, focus, and power are a part of the kata and are practiced with precision and may vary at different times, but the kata always has a flow. By practicing katas we learn proper stance, focus, discipline, technique, and how to transition between techniques.