Karate
Sensei David Doran's karate program provides a safe, disciplined learning environment geared toward maximizing human potential. It is traditional GoJu
style karate. This style blends Go, or hard techniques (strength and body conditioning), with Ju, the soft techniques (redirection and breathing).
This tradition is tempered with modern sport karate appeal, music and safe sparring that challenges every student. Expect an increase in confidence,
self-reliance and respect for others.
Doran has eight years' experience in competitive wrestling and 25 years of training in karate and Japanese weaponry: Bo, Nunchaku, Sais, Tonfa and Samurai sword. He is a third-degree black belt in GoJu karate and trained for 10 years under Tenth Degree Grand Master Joseph Artesi.
Classes are limited to 12 students per class. All students must be preregistered. A late fee of $10 will be charged for students registering after the first day of the session.
Advanced classes are available following completion of intro program.
- Age Group(s): Ages 4-17
- Date(s): Next session begins Monday, Nov. 1
- Time(s): See above for details.
- Location(s): Flanders side of the Wicomico Civic Center or virtual (from home)
- Registration Dates:
- Discount(s):
- Late Fee: $10 per student registering after Jan. 4
- Contact: Registration questions: Jamie Nichols, 410-548-4900 x108, jnichols@wicomicocounty.org; Class questions: Sensei David Doran, 443-614-0342 or david.doran0@gmail.com
- Resources:
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