Branch of USYD Kendo Club, Kenbukan is the first Kendo dojo in Southern Sydney!
Kendo is a martial art of Japanese sword fighting, with its roots dating back to the times of the Samurai, an ancient warrior class of Japan!
WELCOME TO
KENBUKAN
KENBUKAN BEGINNERS COURSE - FEBRUARY NOW FULL!
A huge thank you to everyone who joined us and brought such great energy to the dojo.
It’s been fantastic watching everyone enjoy the journey and help grow kendo in the South!
RESERVE YOUR SPOT FOR OUR
AUGUST BEGINNERS COURSE!
LIMITED SPOTS!
NO EXPERIENCE NEEDED!
Specialising in our tailored beginner program in a course-like format,
All our classes have been designed around a dynamic curriculum focusing on working with you in a manner suitable to each level.
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Build Fitness
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Learn a Martial art like no other
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Mental Wellbeing
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Discipline & Self-Confidence
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Community and Make Friends!
Beginners' course time and location :
Mondays 6:30pm - 7:30pm
Thursdays 6:45pm - 7:45 pm
Mortdale Community Centre (Mortdale next to Hurstville)
Keen to Join or want to see if Kendo is the right fit?
What do reviews say about us:
Jazz:
"Supportive and inclusive community with highly skilled instructors, excellent place to be introduced to kendo and or coming back into kendo. All skills friendly."
Rhys:
"I have started Kendo at this Dojo, the Trainers are incredibly nice and supportive, with a semi-individualised approach to our training including personalised goals and plans sent outside of training. The community they are creating in Mortdale is incredibly nice and I highly recommend attending if you are interested in giving Kendo a go"
Jared:
"Great coaching in a warm and inviting environment"
Annie:
"Caring people and quality teaching!"
Sergey
"I recently started kendo at this dojo with great trainers. Their expert teaching balances discipline with support, immersing beginners in the sport and its culture. The structured sessions and supportive community enhance learning, making this dojo an enriching place for both skill development and cultural appreciation."
