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South Calgary Karate
South Calgary Karate
South Calgary Karate
The South Calgary Karate Club was started in September 1994 by Sensei Heather Fidyk and Sensei Darren Fidyk. The club services the Southern Calgary communities through classes, workshops, and tournaments. The club is a member of Karate Alberta. Some members are Shintani Wado Kai Karate Federation members.
Programs
South Calgary Karate
South Calgary Karate
The organization offers beginner classes for ages 3 through adults. Students are tested twice a year and successful candidates will grade to new belt ranks. Black belt dan gradings are held in May of each year in Alberta. Shindo (short staff) is available for students orange and up. Competitive training is offered as a high performance p
The organization offers beginner classes for ages 3 through adults. Students are tested twice a year and successful candidates will grade to new belt ranks. Black belt dan gradings are held in May of each year in Alberta. Shindo (short staff) is available for students orange and up. Competitive training is offered as a high performance program. Looking for Karate in Calgary? Karate in Deer Run? Karate close to home?
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Our Philosophy
South Calgary Karate
Our Philosophy
Vision Statement
To be a vibrant, welcoming and fun karate community inspiring excellence in martial arts.
Mission Statement
To provide high-quality karate instruction in a safe, inclusive, and supportive environment, fosteringpersonal growth, physical fitness, and lifelong learning.
Core Values
- Respect – For self, others, and the
Vision Statement
To be a vibrant, welcoming and fun karate community inspiring excellence in martial arts.
Mission Statement
To provide high-quality karate instruction in a safe, inclusive, and supportive environment, fosteringpersonal growth, physical fitness, and lifelong learning.
Core Values
- Respect – For self, others, and the art of karate.
- Discipline – Commitment to continuous improvement of character and karate.
- Community – Building strong relationships and local engagement.
- Perseverance – Striving for the highest standards while developing resilience in teaching and training.
- Inclusion – Welcoming of all backgrounds and abilities.