To celebrate National Karate's 50th Anniversary we've asked one of the the founders of National Karate, John Worley to share some stories of what the early days of martial arts in America were like. Our [...]
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This year marks a very special milestone in martial arts history as National Karate celebrates its 50th Anniversary! I asked my Instructor, Grand Master John Worley, who is the founder of the National Karate schools [...]
Are you looking for a fun and engaging activity to participate in? As an adult, you may think that you’re too old to try something new, but it’s never too late to explore new possibilities. [...]
Does Karate help with discipline? Absolutely! Children’s karate classes provide children with a healthy and positive outlet that will teach good habits for kids. The benefits of martial arts for kids cannot be understated, as [...]
Karate is a Japanese martial art with a rich, ancient history. The origin of the word “Karate” breaks down into “Kara,” meaning “empty,” and “te,” meaning hand. Joined together, “Empty hand” refers to the art [...]
2023 is a big milestone for National Karate as we celebrate our 50th anniversary which was founded in 1973! And I walked into National Karate 10 years later so 2023 marks my 40th anniversary of [...]
Have you ever found yourself wondering what the best age to start karate is? Are youth martial arts the best option, or are there options for adults, as well? Though there is no definitive answer [...]
At its core, karate is about finding a balance between mind, body, and spirit. This is reflected in the three main principles of karate: respect, discipline, and perseverance. Respect for oneself and others is essential [...]
