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Arizona Shorin-Ryu Karate Hombu
Basic Information
Address: 60 W. Baseline Road (106), Mesa, Arizona 85210 (NE corner of MacDonald at Baseline).
Email: Soke@lonetree.com
Phone Number: 480-545-5578
Fax Number: same
Action Shots
Additional Information
Focus: Traditional Karate & Kobudo; Self Defense
Sponsor:
Seiyo Kai International
Director: Soke (Grandmaster) Dan Hausel
Schools Served: Mesquite High School, El Dorado High School, Great Hearts Academies, Mesquite Junior High, Gilbert High School, Leading Edge Academy, Gilbert, Junior High School, New Samaritan High School, Mesa High School, Mesa Junior High School, Mesa Visa High School
School District: Maricopa
County: Maricopa County
Schedule: T, Th, F (6:30-9 pm); W (4-6 pm)
Ages: Kids Classes (5-12); Teen, Adult, Family (13-90)
Capacity: 30/class
Membership/Pricing: $75/mo (teen & adult); $50/month (kids)
Setting:
Traditoinal Japanese martial arts school with all of the traditions associated with Okinawa karate.
History:
Soke Hausel, director, has been teaching for more than 40 years. He recently retired from the University of Wyoming and moved to Gilbert and opened a martial arts school for his students around the world and also for the public. The Arizona School was opened in 2008.
Program Highlights:
Traditions, Discipline, karate, self-defense, kobudo (traditional weapons), Samurai arts. Soke Hausel also provides certification for his students from Yellow belt (9th Kyu) to Hanshi (9th degree black belt).
Support Services:
Special classes and clinics available for law enforcement agents, military, flight attendent associations, EMT.
Activities:
Tuesdays (basis karate and forms), Thursdays (kobudo and samurai arts), Fridays (self-defense and jujutsu).
Field Trip Destinations: None
Program Information:
Seiyo Shorin-Ryu Karate is designed to teach martial artists methods developed by the Okinawan martial artists. Our system focuses on the individual and non-competitive martial arts. We work to keep the individual in balance (In/Yo or Yin/Yang) through martial arts practice, philosophy and meditation. Members train at the Hombu, world-headquarters for Seiyo Shorin-Ryu Karate Kobudo Kai. We offer adult, teen, family and kids classes.
Slogan: The ultimate aim of karate lies not in victory or defeat, but in perfection of its participants.