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Surrey Karate

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Surrey Karate is a traditional Wado-Ryu Karate Do Ju-Jutsu Kempo club with over 30 years of history, offering classes for kids and adults across multiple locations in Surrey and North Hampshire. Led by chief instructor M.

Shiomitsu Sensei (9th Dan Hanshi) and a team with 70+ years of combined coaching experience, the club provides a friendly atmosphere with regular gradings, pre/after-school sessions, fitness classes, and 1-2-1 tuition available on request.

Opening hours

Mon–Fri: 07:00-22:00
Sat–Sun: 07:00-22:00

Classes

Wado-Ryu KarateKids ClassesPrivate Lessons

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Frequently asked questions about Surrey Karate

How much does it cost to train at Surrey Karate?

Surrey Karate does not list fixed prices here, but it has an intro offer: First lesson welcome for beginners.

What are the opening hours at Surrey Karate?

Surrey Karate is open Mon–Fri 07:00-22:00, Sat–Sun 07:00-22:00.

What kind of training does Surrey Karate offer?

At Surrey Karate you will find martial arts.

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