Karate Berlin Schöneberg
Kyokushin Karate for adults in Berlin-Schöneberg. Mondays and Thursdays from 20:30 – for beginners, returnees and advanced students. No previous knowledge necessary; you will be built up step by step.
18+
Adults
Mon & Thu
20:30–21:45
Schöneberg
Kolonnenstraße 26
Beginner
no prior experience

Target groups in Schöneberg
Three target groups, one location: adults aged 18 and over, students and apprentices, and teenagers aged 16 or 17, the latter by prior arrangement.
Adults (18+)
from 18 yearsKyokushin Karate for all levels. Technique, conditioning, controlled contact, and a clear path of training. Beginners and advanced students train together.
- ·Full-contact training
- ·All Levels
- ·USC, Wellpass & ClassPass
- ·Strength & endurance
Students & Apprentices
Affordable startCommunity and athletic balance to university or vocational training. USC, EGYM Wellpass, and ClassPass possible; current fees are on the membership page.
- ·Discount possible
- ·USC, Wellpass & ClassPass
- ·Evening training
- ·Community
Teenagers 16–17
by arrangementThe regular adult training is aimed at people aged 18 and over. Teenagers aged 16 or 17 may be able to participate by prior arrangement.
- ·By arrangement
- ·Full-contact preparation
- ·Community
- ·Responsibility
Training sessions times
Location benefits
Berlin-Schöneberg is our adult location for Kyokushin Karate, serving as our central address for martial arts in the south and southwest of Berlin. Training takes place on Monday and Thursday evenings – for professionals, students, beginners, and those returning to the sport. New here? Our Overview of martial arts in Berlin helps with orientation.
For professionals, students, and apprentices
Monday and Thursday from 20:30, after work. The location is well connected by U7, S-Bahn, and bus; students and apprentices train at reduced rates, USC, EGYM Wellpass, and ClassPass are accepted.
Beginners and returning students
No prior experience necessary. Beginners and advanced students train together, everyone is met at their level — from the first bow to the first Kata, at their own pace.
Authentic Kyokushin with a training stimulus
Kihon, Kata, Kumite, and conditioning in a clear training structure. Full-contact karate is full-body training: strength, endurance, coordination, no machines, just you and the mat.
Controlled training in a fixed group
Respectful conduct, no ego, no intent to injure — instead, fixed training groups and familiar instructors instead of an anonymous studio operation.
Why this location?
Schöneberg is made for adults: Adult training after work; no Saturday mornings that tie up the family. Instead, two evenings that are all yours.
For members from Friedenau, Kreuzberg, Wilmersdorf, Charlottenburg, and Tempelhof, this location is a convenient evening option after work or studies.
Here you train in authentic Kyokushin: Kihon, Kata, fitness, and gradual Kumite practice. The style has a full-contact tradition, but beginners are built up in a controlled manner and introduced to partner work and contact.
USC, EGYM Wellpass, and ClassPass are accepted. There are reduced rates for students and apprentices; you can find the currently valid fees on the Membership page.

Trainer in Schöneberg
Sensei Son trains in person. He is supported by several experienced Senpais with different specializations in Kihon, Kata, Kumite, and youth training.

Anh Son Le
Sensei · 3rd DanKihon, Kata, Kumite for children and adults

Alex Valkov
Senpai · 2nd DanKumite, combinations and combat strategy

Marco Krüper
Senpai · 2nd DanTechnique, combinations and kickboxing

Fedor Smirnov
Senpai · 1st DanKata and Kumite

Julia Frolova
Senpai · 1st DanChildren's Karate, playful learning, patience

Mazen El-Sari
Senpai · 1st KyuTechnique, Kata, exam preparation
Impressions from Schöneberg






Directions Map
Google Maps – Kolonnenstraße 26, 10829 Berlin
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- Kleistpark (approx. 5 min. walk)
- Julyus-Leber-Brücke (approx. 7 min. walk)
- M48 – stop nearby
Parking management in Schöneberg, limited parking. Public transport arrival recommended.
Location in the district of Tempelhof-Schöneberg with U7 and S-Bahn connections. Restaurants and shopping facilities are located in the vicinity.
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Google Reviews
Showing 3 selected reviews out of 5 Google reviews.
“Als langjähriger Schüler des Shinzen Dojos kann ich with voller Überzeugung sagen, dass es sich hier um eine herausragendes Dojo handelt. Die Lehrer sind hochqualifiziert and engagiert, sie vermitteln nicht nur die technischen Fertigkeiten, sondern auch die philosophischen aspekte. Die Atmosphäre im Dojo ist sehr respektvoll und unterstützend, alle Schüler werden ermutigt, über sich hinaus zu wachsen und ihr volles Potenzial zu entfalten. Ich habe hier schon so viel gelernt und mich sowohl körperlich als auch geistig weiterentwickelt. Ich kann das Shinzen Dojo uneingeschränkt empfehlen, es ist definitiv eine Bereicherung für jeden, der nach einem Dojo sucht.”
yusuf E.
Google review
“Das Shinzen Dojo bietet alles was das Karate-Herz begehrt. Ein strammes Training with einer einzigartigen Energie, die Dich jedes Mal mitreißt and wachsen lässt, ein Dojo with ordentlich Platz and weichen Böden und guter Ausrüstung und respektvolle Karatekas als auch Sempais/Senseis (Lehrer), die Dir nahe bringen was Kyokushin Karate heißt! Ich hab vor ca. einem Jahr angefangen, hatte zuvor in zwei andere Dojos (andere Stile) Probe trainiert und wurde vom kyokushin Stil als auch vom Shinzen Dojo letztendlich vollkommen überzeugt und wäre wohl sonst nicht den Karate-Weg gegangen.”
Sinan V.
Google review
“Ich besuche seit einiger Zeit das Shinzen Dojo Berlin, um Kyokushin Karate zu trainieren, und meine Erfahrungen könnten nicht besser sein. Ein wesentlicher Grund dafür ist unser Trainer, Senpai Son. Seine Fähigkeit, die tiefgründigen Techniken des Kyokushin Karate detailliert und verständlich zu erklären, ist bemerkenswert. Senpai Son nimmt sich stets die Zeit, um Fragen zu beantworten und sicherzustellen, dass jeder Schüler den Stoff versteht. Dies schafft eine einladende und unterstützende Lernumgebung, die sowohl Anfängern als auch fortgeschrittenen Karatekas zugutekommt. Was mir außerdem am Herzen liegt, ist die wachsende Gruppe im Dojo. Die Atmosphäre ist freundlich und motivierend, was zeigt, dass nicht nur die Qualität des Trainings in Kyokushin Karate, sondern auch die Gemeinschaft hier etwas ganz Besonderes ist. Es ist eine Freude zu sehen, wie sich die Gruppe weiterentwickelt und jeder einzelne Fortschritte macht. Für alle, die ein qualitativ hochwertiges Training in Kyokushin Karate in Berlin suchen, kann ich das Shinzen Dojo wegen seiner sehr guten Lehrmethoden und der tollen Gemeinschaft wärmstens empfehlen. Ein großes Dankeschön an Senpai Son und alle Beteiligten für ihr Engagement und ihre Hingabe. Dieses Dojo ist wahrlich ein Ort, an dem man nicht nur die Kunst des Kyokushin Karate, sondern auch Disziplin, Respekt und Gemeinschaftsgeist lernt.”
Sven L.
Google review
News and fees

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