Dojo Workout Instruction Students Location Calendar

Students      The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill is an internationally recognized academic institution.  As a result, it is host to a vital international community, as well as a broad American representation and the culture of the South.  While it is the premier academic institution for the state's university system of 16 public universities, it is also the oldest public university in the United States.       Students from other Dojos around the world have joined Carolina Kyokushin Karate to continue their Karate training while studying or working at the University.  Among the countries represented in the Carolina Kyokushin Dojo are: Canada, China, England, France, Germany, Holland, India, Korea, Japan, Mexico, Peru, Poland, Russia, Taiwan, and many U.S. states.  This dynamic exchange places the Carolina Kyokushin Dojo in touch with other Dojos around the world to provide mutual support for international Kyokushin students.       Carolina Kyokushin Karateka (karate students) are a diverse group from all walks of life who, together, support one another in serious, consistent, and year-round Karate training.  Guided by the American Kyokushin Leadership in New York City, the instructor relies on the experienced Karateka to help in acclimating new students to the Dojo.  Whether beginning Karate for the first time or renewing their training, this ensures that they have a smooth transition into the Dojo and a solid foundation for their further Karate training.  Through this support, the instructor is free to concentrate on the individual training needs of each student so that they can gain the most from their training time in each individualized Dojo training session.