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Arizona Traditonal Karate
Basic Information
Address: 60 W. Baseline Road, Mesa, Arizona
Email: Okinawakarate@yahoo.com
Phone Number: 480-545-5578
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Additional Information
Focus: Okinawan Karate and Kobudo
Sponsor:
Seiyo Kai International
Director: Grandmaster Hausel, 10th dan
Schools Served: All Maricopa County schools
School District: Maricopa
County: Maricopa County
Schedule: M, T, W, Th, F, S (4 to 9 pm)
Ages: 5 to 95
Capacity: 30/class
Membership/Pricing: $75/mo (teen & adult); $50/month (kids)
Setting:
Traditional Karate School
History:
Seiyo Kai International has been in existance since 1999. Grandmaster Hausel has been teaching since 1969 and training since 1964.
Program Highlights:
We teach respect and traditions as well as self-confidence by the practice of 'traditional' non sport martial arts.
Support Services:
Supported by the World Headquarters of SKI (http://www.Hombu.webs.com)
Activities:
karate, kobudo, jujutsu, samurai arts.
Field Trip Destinations: none
Program Information:
The Arizona Hombu teaches kids and adults as well as specialty groups in martial arts, traditional karate, and self-defense. We have a 4 decade history of teaching martial arts.
Slogan: Where East Meets West