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Good news – I am all better, so Sobukids is back on tonight. Apologies for the inconvenience on Monday. I look forward to some fun training tonight at 6pm!

Unfortunately due to a bit of a sniffle, kids classes are closed on Monday 1 and Wednesday 3 March. Adults classes will run as normal, taught by Sempai Steven Pace. Apologies for any inconvenience.

The past 12 months has been a poignant reminder of the value of resilience, concentration and discipline. Sobukan children’s classes return on Monday 1 February from 6pm to help your children develop these important life skills, while having fun, getting … Continue reading →

If you are looking to start, return to, or shake up your martial arts training, there is no time like the present. Benefits of training at Sobukan include: – Safe, yet realistic & effective training methods – Caring, passionate & … Continue reading →

Classes have returned after the COVID enforced break, but we have almost reached the final class of the year. The last class of 2020 will be on Wednesday 16 December. We will have a small bonenkai (end of year party) … Continue reading →

Due to the new COVID outbreak, the SA government has announced that it is prohibiting gyms/recreation for at least 2 weeks. I apologise for any inconvenience, but safety comes first. Classes will be cancelled until further notice. Please monitor SA … Continue reading →

We take safety seriously. Safety is the very purpose of Sobukan. All members, family members and instructors should be familiar with our safety policies as we re-establish Sobukan Martial Arts dojo. https://sobukan.com.au/safety-policies/

Sobukan will be back in 2021. Watch this space… https://sobukan.com.au/syllabus/

Due to the instructor being posted overseas, Sobukan has closed its doors as at 28 February 2018. Sincere apologies for any inconvenience. It is hard to believe that Sobukan classes have now ended. This dojo has been such an enormous and … Continue reading →

I got my first black belt at 18 years of age after about 8 years training, but I didn’t feel like a black belt. Sure, I had pretty good technique, but I knew that I had great weaknesses and plenty … Continue reading →