Traditional Shotokan karateKarateZone | Shotokan karate in Centurion
Karate training and competition coaching in Centurion. Discipline, technique and confidence for every age.
- Led by founder Meghan Smit, 5th dan and national coach
- From first white belt to national competition
- Builds focus, respect and real self-confidence
- Children, teens and adults welcome
A proper dojo, a real karate family
Our training hall in Hennopspark has dedicated mats, a trophy wall and classes for every level. Kids start in Ninjas and Superheroes. Teens and adults train together. The best go on to compete.
About KarateZoneMedals on the national stage
KarateZone athletes compete for Gauteng and South Africa. Whatever your goal, you train alongside people who take it seriously.
Simple packages, first class free
Free trial
Come and try a class with no commitment. Bring comfortable clothes, we'll sort the rest.
Ninjas
Our youngest karateka learn focus, balance and respect through play.
Beginners
From first white belt: stances, basics and the foundations of Shotokan.
New to karate?
Most of our students walked in having never trained. Send us a message on WhatsApp and we'll find the right class.
Book a free trial →Do I need any experience?
None at all. Beginners are welcome at every age, and the first class is free.
What should I wear?
Comfortable, loose clothing for your first class. You'll only need a gi once you decide to join.
What style do you teach?
Traditional Shotokan karate under the Japan Karate Shoto Federation (JKS) South Africa.
Do you take part in competitions?
Yes. Our Friday competition squads train kata and kumite, and KarateZone athletes compete at provincial and national level.
Affiliated to the Japan Karate Shoto Federation (JKS) South Africa.