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SHAOLIN KEMPO KARATE / Martial Arts For EveryoneA Family Oriented Martial Arts Studio

OFFERING 1 HOUR CLASSES

603-483-3377

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

    Sandown Town Hall
      Sandown, New Hampshire

     Raymond High School
    Raymond, New Hampshire

Hello and welcome to Shaolin Kempo Karate. You have connected to one of the most family-oriented martial arts schools in New Hampshire.

The staff and students at Shaolin Kempo Karate would like to welcome you on the first step of an enlightening journey into the world of mental and physical discipline through the martial arts.

The style taught here at the studio is Shaolin Kempo Karate. Broken down to it's simplest terms, it's an American style, based on the Chinese Shaolin monks martial arts tradition, using any part of your body to defend yourself, to be able to fight without weapons. The Shaolin monks in their study of the martial arts chose animals to mimic when defending themselves. Please explore our site to better understand the role the animals will play in your education in the martial arts.

The school also has five rules that students are expected to follow in and outside the school. These rules are effort, etiquette, character, sincerity, and self-control. Living these rules in our everyday lives helps us to be well-rounded individuals. A link has also been prepared to show just how these rules may be applied. Please be sure to check it out.

 

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