Single Strike Dojo

I won my first gold medal at age 9 competing in the Toronto Open karate competition.

Hello, my name is Harley and I would like to introduce myself and my new martial arts training school: Single Strike Dojo

I'm 13yo (going into grade eight and I have been training in karate for seven years. I'm a 2nd den brown belt and working towards getting my black belt this year. I have been helping my Sensei train and mentor younger students and won competitions.

This summer I started my own business for teaching kids basic self defense skills and introductory karate moves (katas). This is my summer job and I want to teach kids the important skills before they join a martial art school in the fall.

I developed my own 45 minutes program that includes fitness, martial arts skills, self defense techniques, freestyle practice, and fun games. I promote focus, safety first and self confidence!

I usually train kids in Woodbine (Measurement) and Pantry parks during the afternoons, but can work around your kids schedule. My rates are very competitive (personal session is $15 and group rate is $10/student). First trial session is FREE!

I would love to mentor and inspire your children! Contact me through my FB page if you have any questions and to book your first session.

Thank you for your support,
Harley
https://www.facebook.com/Single-Strike-Dojo-108670354805024

Every training session also includes teaching of the Shotokan Katas. This group of karate beginners is practicing the Heian Shodan kata step-by-step.
If you are interested to learn the basics of karate, contact me to schedule a FREE trial lesson.

These guys are amazing!

Excellent punch from my 9yo student.

Training two friends. Lots of fun games that combine techniques with fitness.

A session with siblings (6 & 8 yo). My technique will help your child improve their physical ability and improve confidence.

Training a group of pre-teens. A typical 45b minutes class includes: warm-up, kicks, punches, blocks, intro to karate kata, freestyle, games, and cool down. I combine self defence techniques with fitness and fun.