DALLAS KYOKSUHIN

KYOKUSHIN, in Japanese means "Ultimate Truth". The name was selected by our founder, Masutatsu (Mas) Oyama to describe the pinnacle of martial arts training. Not an end result, but a never ending path to the point where dedication, perseverance and sweat meets strength, humility and wisdom.

Kyokushin has influenced many of the "Full-Contact" schools of karate, emphasizing realistic combat, physical toughness, and practicality in its training curriculum.

Dallas Kyokushin is located in Dallas /Farmers Branch TX. We follow the traditions and philosophy of Sosai Mas Oyama. As it stands we are the only official Kyokushin dojo in the DFW area. We are a martial arts school dedicated in providing quality instruction in Masutatsu Oyama's full contact style known as Kyokushinkai Karate

Our Kyokushin affiliation is with the World Kyokushin Budokai (WKB)

PROGRAMS

ADULTS ages 12 and up

Sundays @ 11am

Fridays @ 7pm

** DKK will follow all of the CDC suggested guidelines**

SUCCESS STORIES FROM GOOGLE

Excellent dojo teaching legitimate fighting skills for the ring or the street. This is not the typical strip-mall karate we grew up with. Kyokushin karate is a ring-tested fighting art that can hold it's own with any stand-up striking style.....

T Sealock

This is an excellent old school, traditional, full-contact Kyokushin Karate dojo. Sensei Duval Hamilton's philosophy is to train you hard to reach your maximum potential. "The way you train is the way you'll fight." Also, great camaraderie and positive attitude. Highly recommended.

C Fernando

Great with kids of all ages. Very knowledgeable and skillful. Our kids really enjoy learning respect for others and self respect, moral value of individual space, and karate tactics.

B Vue

DaLLAS KYOKUSHIN KARATE

GET IN TOUCH

Full Contact Karate

@Alpha Midway Dance

13740 Midway Rd, Farmers Branch TX 75244

Tel: 972 -854-7894

shihan@dallaskyokushin.com

DALLAS KYOKUSHIN Full contact Karate

"One becomes a beginner after 1000 days of training. One becomes a master after 10,000 days of practice." ~ Mas Oyama