Upcoming events
Things are in fluxPlease bear with us for the time being as things are in a state of flux. We're currently working on restructuring our schedule and locating a new place to hold classes.
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Recent events
2021 OSMKKF Gasshuku
The Gasshuku this year, while small, was an amazing success! We had a little over 60 karateka, from all over the country, make the trek to Tyler for four days of in depth training with some of the best instructors I've ever met. The Testing was truly a sight to behold, showcasing nearly every technique contained within the style, as there were FOUR people who successfully graded to Rokudan (6th degree black belt); a monumental feat in and of itself, but to have four do it together is unheard of.
2019 OSMKKF Gasshuku
Kise Isao, Kaicho of the Okinawa Shorin-ryu Matsumura Karate and Kobudo federation returned to Tyler, Tx June 2019 for the yearly OSMKKF gasshuku, and a great time was had by all. We had nearly a full week of amazing karate training and fellowship with my fellow federation members from around the globe and can't wait to do it again.
Traditional Karate Tournament Returns!
Tyler's only traditional karate and kobudo tournament was a resounding success, with only the best fellowship, competition, and amzing sportsmanship! We had nine schools, from three states, make the drive to Tyler to show their stuff.
More information can be found here! Women's Self-defense seminar
Eight people attended this fantastic seminar that had everyone smiling, working, sweating, and thinking by the time the morning was over. If you missed this one just stay tuned, we'll be having them more regularly now that we have our own space again!
GRAND OPENING / advanced workout Sept. 8th
We had 14 people (driving in from across three states!) join us on the floor, and several in support at the back of the room, for our new locations grand opening kickoff. It was an amazing day and we are immensly thankful for not only the outpouring of support for our new adventure, but for the hard work and dedication that was displayed both on and off the floor.
Domo areigato gozaimashita! 
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