The Missing Link Teacher scheme

Curiosity and innovation: The Martial Arts community is full of both. To nurture this search for knowledge and skills is our most important goal in Missing Link. We are an international community of curious, open minded Karateka. We do not waste much time on politics, but focus on learning and teaching instead. And we are looking for teachers who share our philosophy.

Are you an experienced Karateka?

This is Missing Link Martial Arts:

  • We merge realism and tradition. A concept of learning and teaching that addresses the Missing Links between traditional martial arts and modern application.
  • Japanese Karate as the foundation, connecting it to its Chinese roots, making it more versatile and comprehensive. We offer the fusion of internal and external martial arts.
  • The Missing Link Online Dojo offers regular classes and a growing database of knowledge.
  • The community offers offline events, seminars, gradings and support.

If you are interested in finding out more and maybe take the chance to teach Missing Link, check this page:

Recent Posts

Balancing Safeguarding of Young People and Personal Safety in Conflict Situations

Sensei Tony Bolton, Manchester, addresses a particularly difficult issue In recent years, UK police statistics have highlighted a concerning trend: as children transition from primary to secondary school, their risk of becoming either victims or perpetrators of antisocial behavior and criminal activities increases dramatically. While social media and rapid news circulation may amplify these concerns […]

Conflict, Fighting, and Self-Defense: Escalation Responses in Martial Arts

Self-defense in the context of martial arts—now there’s a topic that has been discussed endlessly, yet still leaves room for fresh perspectives. What new insights could possibly be added to this well-trodden subject? Let’s start by acknowledging that many martial arts don’t actually focus on self-defense at all. Instead, they emphasize combat and fighting, which […]