Train Karate with us. 
Wherever you are.

Training wherever you want, with people from all around the globe. You can join the online classes on their own - or also become a member of the research community to be part of our growing family. No need to leave your current dojo or association. We are open for all styles and backgrounds. 

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Online Dojo

Summer Training Schedule
Thursday, May 14th @ 6:00 PM

Blocking Techniques & Applications

Methodology and ideas: It's not just about the block, but what you do with it and how you guide the opponent from there.

Thursday, May 21st @ 6:00 PM

Kihon Bonanza

A comprehensive session of Kihon combinations across the board.

Thursday, May 28th @ 6:00 PM

Kicks & Combinations

Focusing on various kicks and how to effectively chain them into combinations.

Thursday, June 4th @ 6:00 PM

Bassai Dai - Part 1

Deep dive into the sequence and applications of Bassai Dai.

Thursday, June 11th @ 6:00 PM

Bassai Dai - Part 2

Continuing our work on Bassai Dai, focusing on completion and flow.

Thursday, June 18th @ 6:00 PM

Happo Kumite

Working in all directions, managing multiple angles of attack and movement.

Thursday, June 25th @ 6:00 PM

Kata Tekki Shodan

Detailed practice and structural breakdown of Tekki Shodan.

Thursday, July 2nd @ 6:00 PM

Tai Sabaki

Focusing on full body movements, evasion, and solid stances.

Thursday, July 9th @ 6:00 PM

Kihon for Strengthening & Stamina

Intensive Kihon combinations designed specifically to build your strength and stamina.

Thursday, July 16th @ 6:00 PM

Heian Yondan

Thorough review, practice, and application of Kata Heian Yondan.

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Online Dojo classes


The Online Dojo classes can be booked as a single lesson here. A single class is £4. For those who want to train more often and also enjoy special offers, the monthly membership is more suitable.

Get your Online Dojo membership 
here, including all online trainings, for £9.99 per month.

Learning Karate online – is that even possible?

Online training connects martial artists across borders. While living far apart from each other, or while traveling, it’s possible to gain skills and exchange experiences. 

Martial arts connects body and mind and needs the whole person. Learning it is based on experience in the dojo, with and without partner, with a good teacher who literally stays in touch with their students. It takes time, patience and endurance and a lot of hard work. 

Yet there are plenty of things where online resources will benefit the dedicated martial artist: Tutorials (in video or text), background knowledge, lectures of all kind, the learning and drilling of techniques and forms – and to a degree even the training with a partner. Don't miss this chance to broaden your martial arts experience.

www.missinglinkmartialarts.org
karate@online-dojo.org

Online Resources

Besides online classes, the Online Dojo offers a growing database of video tutorials, background information and other content. These Online Resources are available with a Missing Link yearly licence. Get your community license here, with all membership benefits, for £20 per year.

Who are we?
 

The Online Dojo is a part of the Missing Link Martial Arts Community, but open for everyone from any style or martial arts. The lessons are run by instructors of the community in Scotland, England and Germany. 

Missing Link Karate

Missing Link is a modern martial arts concept based on Karate and Kung Fu principles. Compatible with most traditional martial arts, it is focused on modern application. Our lively community offers regular seminars, online training (plus videos) and dojos in multiple locations across Europe. A unique grading system puts individual development in the front of the learning experience and makes sure that the Community constantly develops its knowledge, integrating the expertise of every student and practitioner. 

Find more information at 
www.missinglinkmartialarts.org

The online classes

 

Training online can not replace real life lessons face to face, in close contact and with direct communication, yet some things work very well remotely. 

  • Learning and drilling techniques

  • Martial fitness, health, strength, stamina

  • Motor skill education

  • Form introduction

  • Background knowledge and theory

  • Qi Gong/internal training

For partner training, bunkai, kumite – especially the more sophisticated forms – online training is always limited. Advanced students can benefit from remote lessons if they have a partner with them. Online training should have groups of at least two students in that case.

Private lessons can be efficient for certain topics and help us to keep in touch with students and teachers who are spread all over the world. Their scope is also limited, but with highly experienced martial artists and a partner for training, many things are possible.