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Reply Emilia

02:45 AM on May 31, 2011

Hayabusa Karate is not an obvious choice for many people because it is not widely known. Yet. Valentina has just opened the school, but she is already enjoying the devotion of the most demanding audience out there - children. Their eyes sparkle as they enter the gym, because they are eager to start the class. They know it is not going to be easy: make no mistake, Valentina is serious about karate even with the little ones, but they also know it is going to be worth it, because they walk away from the class with new skills learned and a bit more confidence in them.
For some it is just another activity, but for some it is passion, like for my daughter, who had started with two classes a week , but insisted on switching to four, because she was not getting enough. She wants to do it every day. She adores Valentina and wants to be like her.
I quietly pat myself on the back.

Reply soke seyed mohammad safivand

02:06 AM on April 25, 2011

ossu,
seibukan combat karatedo

Reply Steph

01:51 PM on March 17, 2011

Hayabusa Karate has been a great place for me to get active again. Once upon a time I used to watch Karate movies and thought that all those kicks and punches were so easy. But for the past two months I have been learning that it ain't as easy as it seems. Hayabusa Karate has taught me discipline, and has helped me work on my flexibility and strength. The best part is that every time I go I can see an improvement. The Sensei is great because she focuses on everyone individually, and together we work on improving my strengths and developing where I am weakest.

Reply natasha

09:59 PM on March 16, 2011

Thank you a lot Valentina for your great job!!!i really love your classes,it is fun,interesting and great work out! my 2,5 years old daughte also enjoyed it!!! I would recomened to everyone!!!

Reply Salazar

07:14 PM on March 16, 2011

I'm so happy my 3 year old has the opportunity to learn and practice Karate at such a young age. It's a great activity to keep her physically active and she loves it. I'm glad the kids class is 'toned' to her age and capacities. I mean they are little kids and they can only do so much but the instructor gets the best out of them and makes the lessons so appealing for them too. Great place for kids to get started on Karate.

Reply Martha

07:05 PM on March 16, 2011

Hayabusa Karate School (1407 Laburnum Street)

604-831-3965

hayabusakarate@gmail.com

Hayabusa Karate offers classes of Shotokan Karate for children and adults at the Billy Bishop Legion at 1407 Laburnum Street in Kitsilano, Vancouver. Children aged 3 and up and adults of any age are welcome to try out the first class for free. Family rates are available. Hayabusa Karate members can benefit from insurance through membership in Karate BC and the National Karate Association. In addition to Karate BC, Hayabusa Karate belongs to the International Shotokan Karate Federation. Detailed information about the instructor is available here.

Hayabusa Karate students have an opportunity to develop karate skills, discipline, self confidence and if they wish they can also have a chance to move up in belt ranks and participate in a variety of tournaments, seminars and other important karate events. For more information, contact Hayabusa Karate at hayabusakarate@gmail.com or call 604-831-3965. See what others are saying about Hayabusa Karate here!

1407 Laburnum Street

Billy Bishop Branch 176 Royal Canadian Legion

(2 minute walk from Kitsilano Beach)

Kitisilano, Vancouver