| About Kodenkan Martial
Arts & Fitness of Tucson |
"The greatest gift one
can receive in life is knowledge."
Professor Joseph
Holck |
Kodenkan of Tucson has been a Tucson tradition
since 1961.
Most of the styles that are taught originated in Japan
but came to the U.S. by way of Hawaii, through the teachings of
Professor Henry S. Okazaki. Professor Okazaki was the first Japanese
martial artist to teach the martial arts to non-Japanese students,
regardless of race or gender.
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The Holck family, led by Shihan Roy Holck, and followed
2 years later by Dai-Shihan Joseph Holck, brought Professor Okazaki’s teachings
to Tucson in 1961. For over 45 years the Holck Family has trained generations
of Southern Arizonans in Jujitsu, Judo and Kajukenbo Karate.
With our 5,000+ square foot
facility at Broadway & Pantano,
we are able to provide our students with Tucson’s newest and best
training facility, but also more than 268 years of combined instructors
experience.
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 NO
CONTRACTS REQUIRED |
Our school has
not found it necessary to require contracts as the vast majority
of our students remain with the school to continue their training.
In addition, a uniform is always included for Jujitsu, Karate,
Kung Fu and Judo students. |
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