PHILOSOPHY AND TRADITION

What makes our school meaningful?

The Jundokan School is part of an international organization called Jundokan International.  It has approximately 25 countries afiliated, and the students receive an education from a global perspective.

Jundokan holds a philosophy and tradition that have transcended generations (from teacher to student), concerned about instilling the construction of a society.

Our program includes:

- Instilling a positive attitude
- Building self-confidence and high self-esteem
- Teaching the importance of strong values in order to build character
   and discipline
- Promoting the desire to learn
- Improving concentration
- Developing self-discipline
- Learning self-defense

Karate - Do signifies:

"Empty hand," the art of self-defense without weapons (to challenge yourself to be better every day)

Goju - Ryu signifies:

Go = strong
Ju = kind
Ryu = school

DOJO KUN (Ethics Code)

- Be humble and polite
- Train considering your physical strength
- Practice earnestly with creativity
- Be calm and swift
- Take care of your health
- Live  a plain life
- Do not be too proud or modest
- Continue your training with patient

January - Classes begin.
February - Metropolitan championship summer.
March - Kyu Exams.
May - Gasshuku Annual invitational Jundokan 2012.
June - Kyu Exams.
August - Call for Jundokan Delegation “Youth Gasshuku 2012”- Miami.
September - Kyu Exams.
October - Delegation flight to Miami – USA “Youth Gasshuku 2012".
November - All style national championship.
December - Kyu Exams.
December - Contributions – Christmas.
December - Test results.
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Lima - Peru
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