Welcome to the Olathe Karate Academy!
A traditional school of the Martial Arts, we believe that the Martial Arts can be a great activity for the entire family. Not only do we teach solid, fundamental self-defense, but our academy focuses on core values and principles needed to succeed in every aspect of life!
Best of all, we are a NO CONTRACT martial arts school…hard to find these days!
Our system is strongly grounded in the traditional forms (kata) and fundamentals of:
Okinawan Kenpo
Hawaiian Kempo
Okinawan Te Jujitsu (grappling),
Okinawan Kobujitsu (weapons)
and Arnis (stick fighting)
MOST IMPORTANTLY we emphasize techniques that work in the real world. Having been trained by military & law enforcement professionals, Renshi Jamie Palmer and his wife, Sensei Ashleigh Palmer, lead the Olathe Karate Academy team to truly teach and train in A WAY THAT MATTERS!
We are dedicated to maintaining 3 key aspects of the Martial Arts:
A traditional school of the Martial Arts, we believe that the Martial Arts can be a great activity for the entire family. Not only do we teach solid, fundamental self-defense, but our academy focuses on core values and principles needed to succeed in every aspect of life!Best of all, we are a NO CONTRACT martial arts school…hard to find these days!
Our system is strongly grounded in the traditional forms (kata) and fundamentals of:
Okinawan Kenpo
Hawaiian Kempo
Okinawan Te Jujitsu (grappling),
Okinawan Kobujitsu (weapons)
and Arnis (stick fighting)
MOST IMPORTANTLY we emphasize techniques that work in the real world. Having been trained by military & law enforcement professionals, Renshi Jamie Palmer and his wife, Sensei Ashleigh Palmer, lead the Olathe Karate Academy team to truly teach and train in A WAY THAT MATTERS!
We are dedicated to maintaining 3 key aspects of the Martial Arts:
Quality - The Olathe Karate Academy provides consistent, high-quality martial arts instruction for each and every student. Having almost 30 years of martial arts training, 5th degree black belt Renshi Jamie Palmer leads the school with his exceptional knowledge & skill.
Tradition - The Olathe Karate Academy is affiliated with the United States Kenpo Kobujitsu Federation, an organization that has been teaching martial arts & self-defense for nearly half a century! Under the direction of 9th degree black belt Hanshi Dan Kennedy (descendent of Master Seikichi Odo), the USKK is one of the few traditional martial arts organizations in the Kansas City area.
Excellence - The Olathe Karate Academy maintains an attitude of excellence in all aspects! From office procedures, to quality instruction, to a clean & sanitary facility, our team strives to make sure that every aspect of the dojo goes above & beyond normal standards.
Tradition - The Olathe Karate Academy is affiliated with the United States Kenpo Kobujitsu Federation, an organization that has been teaching martial arts & self-defense for nearly half a century! Under the direction of 9th degree black belt Hanshi Dan Kennedy (descendent of Master Seikichi Odo), the USKK is one of the few traditional martial arts organizations in the Kansas City area.
Excellence - The Olathe Karate Academy maintains an attitude of excellence in all aspects! From office procedures, to quality instruction, to a clean & sanitary facility, our team strives to make sure that every aspect of the dojo goes above & beyond normal standards.
Serving the community since 1999!
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