Alaska Shotokan Karate is an amateur non-profit sports association dedicated to the practice of traditional Japanese karate. The basic objective is to provide its members a means of developing and strengthening both physically and mentally. To attain this goal, Shotokan Karate adheres to the same high standards and principles set forth by Master Gichin Funakoshi. The guiding principles are Character, Sincerity, Effort, Etiquette, and Self-Control.

Classes are sponsored by the International Shotokan Karate Federation. Classes are available for many levels and age groups. 

Lil' Tigers PeeWee classes are for children 4 - 6 years old. Classes meet once a week at $40.00 per month. Classes include basic karate skills, listening skills games, tumbling and obstacle courses.

Youth classes are for ages 6 - 11 years. Separate classes for beginning, intermediate, and advanced levels. Becky Hesser (3^rd degree black belt) is the director of the youth program. $55.00/month.

Teen/Adult classes are for 12 years - adults. Separate classes for beginning and intermediate/advanced levels are offered several times a week. Monthly fees for youth and teen/adult classes are $55.00 per month (family rates available). Lynette Nakazawa (4th degree black belt) is the director of the adult program.

Special Needs Karate is a class designed for teens and adults who have developmental delays. $40.00/month.

Yearly federation dues of $35.00 plus $25.00 annual AMAC fee will also be required. (Fees are pro-rated if you begin in September).

Seibukan Jujutsu:  Seibukan Jujutsu is an effective and practical martial art for self-defense as well as personal growth.  The art uses pressure points, escapes, throws, chokes and grappling techniques with major emphasis on evasive strategies and joint locks.  Open to teens and adults at $45.00/month with a one-time International Seibukan Jujutsu Association fee of $55.00. AMAC registration $25.00.

Tai Chi / Kung Fu: Classes for teens and adults taught by Aaron Roberts. $45.00/month.