Edmonton Women's Gojukai Karate
6750-88 Street NW Edmonton, AB, Canada

Throughout the year there are a number of events which the Edmonton Women's Gojukai Karate club is part of: February - Winter Camp at Sylvan Lake with other Goju clubs June - Spring demonstration at the Japanese Kurimoto Gardens July - Annual camp with other Gojukai clubs in Canada... July - Karate training & splashing in an outdoor pool August - Heritage Days demonstration with Edmonton Gojukai (co-ed club) December - Holiday social event See more

SUMMER WOMEN'S SELF DEFENSE CLASSES at the U of A at recreation services - July 9 - August 13, 2014 - Wednesdays 7 - 9 pm. Register today! https://www.activityreg.ualberta.ca//ActivitiesDetails.asp

Coffee, tea, anyone? The women get together once per month for a social visit at a local coffee shop.

IKGA Canada annual camp is on June 27 - 29 in Edmonton at the Central Lion's Senior Centre.

We are friendly, and flexible as you can see. Join us, and you'll be flexible too!

THIS MONTH - WOMEN'S SELF DEFENSE WORKSHOP on March 22 & 23 in the afternoon at the U of A. Don't be sorry, be safe. Register today! https://www.activityreg.ualberta.ca//ActivitiesDetails.asp

Check out our website to find more information on instructors, self defense, and more at; http://www.members.shaw.ca/dnawata/

We welcome women of all kinds, come join in on the fun!

Edmonton Women's Gojukai Karate instructor, Dana Nawata, 4th degree black belt, also teaches "AAA Self Defense" at the U of A, recreational services. In addition, she is qualified to teach "Fit4Defense" to help girls gain knowledge and skills to deal confidently with bullying and violence. For more information about "Fit4Defense", visit http://www.fit4defense.ca/

AAA SELF DEFENSE - a locally researched & developed course for women in Edmonton. Be more Aware. Be more Assertive. Learn HOW? Be more Active.... This is a participant-centered course, taught by a male and female team. It encourages examination of one's safety practices & focuses on efficient & effective responses to the most common attacks. This is not a martial art; therefore, it does not take years to master. http://aaaselfdefense.blogspot.ca/