Qi Gong Wiesloch

The dojo, Keiko-kan Dojo, represents a style of karate that is an alternative to the traditional, competitive karate practiced by most clubs. Their training practice is not focused on competitive sports, but rather on traditional self-defense methods and the practice of karate as a means of personal development, following the principles of Budô-Philosophy. They offer various forms of karate training, including Shôtôkan, Ryû sui Kempo Karate, QiGong, and Kobudô. Their style is influenced by Shôrin- and Shôtô-Stiles, with a focus on okinawan movements and elements of Chinese Qi Gong and Tai Chi Chuan. They have also incorporated elements from the Naha-Te style and the IGKR Gôjû-Ryû Karate of Tokio Funasako sensei. The Keiko-kan Dôjô emphasizes self-development, self-experience, health, and relaxation, and encourages individuals to think outside the box and challenge conventional understanding of karate.