Traditional Shotokan
Practice focuses on traditional Shotokan karate techniques and forms.
Chicago Karate Club
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About Chicago Karate Club
Chicago Shotokan provides ongoing traditional Shotokan karate practice with an emphasis on self-defense. Training covers kihon, including basic blocks, punches, kicks, and stances; kata, or prearranged forms; and kumite, or sparring. Techniques include blocks, strikes, evasions, throws, and joint manipulations. Practices are physically and mentally challenging, with character development also identified as a primary goal. The ongoing format has no sessions, semesters, or seasons, and members practice year-round. Beginners are welcome, regardless of age, sex, or current physical condition, and prospective members may try a couple of practices free of charge. Chicago Shotokan has served the area since 1987 and practices at the Bernard Horwich Jewish Community Center in West Rogers Park, Chicago.
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Self-Defense Focus
Training emphasizes defending against real attacks through rigorous pr
Beginners Welcome
New students can join practice regardless of age or physical condition
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